TFS 0.X Attack Speed tfs 0.4

[jukilo3d]

Hello guys, good night everyone!

Guys I'm having difficulty in the area of attack speed of tfs 0.4, and as everyone should know this is a very controversial subject, I know that it limits the attacks.



Example: (max 1 attack for 1000 ms, when you put 500 ms he gives you 2 attacks), but then I would like to know if there is and if there is how to make the attacks real.



Example: (1000ms = 1 attack per second, 700ms = 1 attack every 7 thousandths), and so on, that is, it obeys what is in vocations.xml.



Thank you all!

 

[Marko999x]

Hello guys, good night everyone!

Guys I'm having difficulty in the area of attack speed of tfs 0.4, and as everyone should know this is a very controversial subject, I know that it limits the attacks.



Example: (max 1 attack for 1000 ms, when you put 500 ms he gives you 2 attacks), but then I would like to know if there is and if there is how to make the attacks real.



Example: (1000ms = 1 attack per second, 700ms = 1 attack every 7 thousandths), and so on, that is, it obeys what is in vocations.xml.



Thank you all!

can you be clear
I dont understand your question at all to be honest

700 ms = 1 attack every 7 thousandths???

 

[jukilo3d]

can you be clear
I dont understand your question at all to be honest

700 ms = 1 attack every 7 thousandths???

I'm sorry, I'm from Brazil and I'm using Google translator, that's exactly 1 attack every 7 miles, at TFs 0.4 it is limited, or you use 1000 ms for 1 attack per second or you use 500 ms for 2 attack per second.
I really wanted to break it, I wanted to let it go ...
example: 1000ms = 1 attack per second
900ms = 1 attack every 9 miles
800 ms = 1 attack every 8 miles.
and so on

Post automatically merged: Feb 19, 2021

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uint32_t Player :: getAttackSpeed () const
{
return ((weapon && weapon-> getAttackSpeed ()! = 0)? weapon-> getAttackSpeed (): (vocation-> getAttackSpeed () / std :: max ((size_t) 1, getWeapons (). size ())) );
}

I tried to change "std :: max ((size_t) 1," to number 2, but it doesn't work anyway, the only thing it does is change 2 attacks every 1 second.