• Equal to the sprite's height * scale.

The power of the light emitted.

• Equal to the sprite's width * scale.

public void AI()
{
}

Here you can specify AI functionality for the projectile you're coding.

• Returns no value

public void Damage()
{
}

???

• Returns no value

public Color GetAlpha(Color newColor)
{
}

Gets the projectile's alpha blending value

• Returns alpha as Color

PreKill()

public void PreKill()
{
}

Called immediately before Kill(), use this or PostKill() if you want something to happen when your projectile dies.

• Returns no value

Kill()

public void Kill()
{
}

Called when the projectile meets destruction criteria (hits a tile, runs out of time, etc.). Don't play with this unless you know what you're doing.

• Returns no value

PostKill()

public void PostKill()
{
}

Called immediately after Kill(), use this or PreKill() if you want something to happen when your projectile dies.

• Returns no value

public void SetDefaults(int Type)
{
}

???

• Returns no value

public void DamageNPC(NPC npc, ref int damage, ref float knockback)
{
}

Invoked when the projectile hits an NPC

• Returns no value

public void StatusPlayer(int i)
{
}

Invoked when the projectile hits a player

• Returns no value

public void StatusPvP(int i)
{
}

Invoked when the projectile hits a player in pvp combat

• Returns no value

public void Update(int i)
{
}

???

• Returns no value

public static int NewProjectile(
    float X,
    float Y,
    float SpeedX,
    float SpeedY,
    int Type,
    int Damage,
    float KnockBack,
    [int Owner = 255]
    )

Spawns a new projectile with the given parameters

• Returns the id of the projectile