prpl:getplasmadecay
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| - | | X Coord, Y Coord| Decay Amount| [x1, y1 - float ] | | + | | X Coord, Y Coord| Decay Amount| [x1, y1 - int ] | |
| === Description === | === Description === | ||
| - | Returns the Decay amount | + | Returns the number |
| - | Returns a 0 if no plasma is present. | + | -Returns a 0 if the cell of plasma is fully healed and no decay has occurred. |
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| + | -Returns a 0 if no plasma is present. | ||
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| + | -A particle within contact of plasma damages it once every frame. (There are 30 frames in a second) | ||
| - | FIXME For example, if you put down one cell of new, blue plasma (via editor) with the plasma durability set to 120. (Note that a core is checking that plasma cell.) The command will give you a 0. Say some red particles come by and turn that same piece of plasma grey. The command will then give you 120. | ||
| === Examples === | === Examples === | ||
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| - | CurrentCoords GetPlasmaDecay Trace | + | #Core is on top of a cell of blue plasma that has not taken any damage/ |
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| + | CurrentCoords GetPlasmaDecay Trace #Returns a 0 | ||
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| + | #Core is on top of a cell of red plasma that had a few blue particles damage it. The durability of red plasma was set to 120. | ||
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| + | CurrentCoords GetPlasmaDecay Trace #Returns a 90 | ||
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