Guns

Last Updated: Thu Nov 14 22:41:14 2024

This article encompasses guns, ammo, attachments, and armor.

Scraps introduces a variety of new guns to the game. Some guns, like the Homemade Gun, can be crafted in a vanilla crafting table. However, most guns require a Workbench or Workstation to craft. All guns require Netherite to craft. Guns can be repaired in a Repair Station.

Controls

With the gun in your main hand, R+Click to fire, and L+Click to reload. Additionally, if your gun is a Sniper, SHIFT to toggle between Zoom modes. When reloading your gun, ensure that you have enough suitable ammunition in your inventory to reload with. By hovering over your gun in the inventory, you can view the currently loaded ammunition (if any). Your gun will automatically try to reload the same type of ammo when you reload. To unload a gun, hover over it in the inventory and press CTRL+Q. Otherwise, use the command '/unload' while holding the gun in your main hand. Unloading a gun while it is empty will remove any equipped attachments from it. To equip an attachment, simply open your inventory and click the attachment onto the gun you want to equip it to.

When firing a gun, the player will experience recoil. The amount of recoil you experience is based on the following factors: gun type, movement, and crouching. Each gun has a base recoil amount. This amount determines how much recoil the user will experience when firing the gun while standing still (and not crouching). When the player fires a gun while moving, they will experience more recoil proportional to their speed. For example, shooting a gun while walking will cause less recoil than while sprinting, which causes less recoil than when sprint-jumping. The player will experience a 50% reduction in recoil while crouching and still. The player will experience a 25% reduction in recoil when crouch-walking (after the movement penalty).

Types

The main types of guns in Scraps are: pistols, shotguns, SMGs, rifles, sniper rifles, the rocket launcher, and the grenade launcher. Each type is associated with an ammo category. For example, Pistols only accept pistol ammo, Rifles only accept rifle ammo, etc. Most gun types (groups) have low-tier members, intermediate members, and high-tier members. For example, SMGs have a low-tier member, the Thompson, an intermediate member, the MPX, and finally a high-tier member, the P90. Lower-tier guns are usually cheaper or can be made in a workbench rather than a workstation, and higher-tier guns are usually more expensive and require a workstation. Higher-tier guns usually deal more damage, have a better fire-rate, and have higher durability.

Ammo

Attributes

Weapon ammunition in Scraps can take multiple forms. Ammo is considered any item that can be loaded into a weapon and used as a projectile. Ammo types will display all information about them in their item lore. For example, some ammo types deal extra damage. To calculate how much damage an ammo will do when fired, simply multiply the base damage value of the gun (Which can be viewed in the gun lore) by any damage modifiers the ammo have. Some ammo types will shoot multiple projectiles, in which case the damage value shown in the lore will apply to each individual pellet. (This is why shotgun shells show a '90%' decrease in damage; the damage is per-pellet).

Effects

Certain ammo types have special attributes, called 'Projectile Effects' associated with them, which describe what happens when the projectile hits. Additionally, some ammo types have 'Transient Effects' which describe how the projectile ricochets or penetrates a target. Finally, some ammo types are 'armor-piercing'. This means that the projectile will mostly ignore armor points when inflicting damage on a target. This can be highly useful in the later stages of the game, as high-tier enchanted armor can greatly reduce incoming damage from non armor-piercing bullets.

Heavy Ammo

Rockets and Grenade Rounds (Not to be confused with Grenades) are ammunition types in Scraps. Rockets can only be fired when loaded into a Rocket Launcher; likewise Grenade Rounds can only be fired when loaded into a Grenade Launcher. Rockets and Grenade Rounds also have explosive variants which can be used to raid, in a similar fashion to explosive rifle rounds.

It should be noted that rockets are 'self-propelled', meaning that unlike regular guns, they will continue to accelerate when fired.

Attachments

Attachments are items that can be equipped to a gun to modify it. Attachments will describe their function, and what guns they can be attached to in their item lore. See Controls to learn how to equip and remove attachments to/from your gun.

Armor

In order to protect yourself against gunfire, you must wear armor. Armor points will reduce the amount of incoming damage from most bullets, except for Armor Piercing rounds, like rifle bullets and shotgun slugs. Enchanting your armor, especially with Projectile Protection, will improve its effectiveness significantly. The damage you deal to other players and entities with guns/projectiles can be measured by using the '/combatlog' command.