Difference between revisions of "Classes:Schabbs"

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Classes: Actor → WolfensteinMonster → Schabbs

Overview

Dr. Schabbs is the architect behind Operation: Eisenfaust and the boss of episode 2 of Wolfenstein 3d. He attacks by throwing syringes filled with his horrible mutant-creating serum.

DECORATE Definition

actor Schabbs: WolfensteinMonster 17
{
  Points 5000
  Health 850, 950, 1550, 2400
  Speed 1, 3
  MissileFrequency 0.04
  DeathSound "schabbs/death"
  SeeSound "schabbs/sight"
  +AMBUSH
  states
  {
    Spawn:
      SHAB A -1 NOP A_Look(0, 0, 0, 0, 360)
      stop
    See:
      SHAB A 5 NOP A_Chase("*", "*", CHF_BACKOFF)
      SHAB A 1.5
      SHAB B 4 NOP A_Chase("*", "*", CHF_BACKOFF)
      SHAB C 5 NOP A_Chase("*", "*", CHF_BACKOFF)
      SHAB C 1.5
      SHAB D 4 NOP A_Chase("*", "*", CHF_BACKOFF)
      loop
    Missile:
      SHAB E 15 A_FaceTarget
      SHAB F 5 A_FaceTarget
      SHAB F 0 A_FaceTarget
      SHAB F 0 A_CustomMissile("Needle")
      goto See
    Death:
      SHAB A 5 A_Fall
      SHAB A 70 A_Scream
      SHAB GHI 5
      SHAB J -1 A_BossDeath
      stop
  }
}

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 == DECORATE Definition ==
-  actor Schabbs: {{Class|WolfensteinMonster}} 17
+  actor <u>Schabbs</u>: {{Class|WolfensteinMonster}} 17
   {
     {{property|Points}} 5000

Dr. Schabbs
Actor type	Monster	Game
DoomEd Number	17	Class Name	Schabbs

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Difference between revisions of "Classes:Schabbs"

Revision as of 19:07, 16 January 2013

Overview

DECORATE Definition