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The '''EnergyGun''' is a part that fires powerful bursts of energy. Unlike the [[Gun
Similar to the gun, it fires hitscan projectiles, which
Its firing rate, as well as damage, are determined by its size. Compared to the default size, a smaller energygun would fire faster with weaker shots, while a bigger one would be able to fire less often but would deal more damage per shot.▼
▲Its firing rate, as well as damage, are determined by its size. Compared to the default size, a smaller
==In-game Description==
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==Trivia==
* The '''EnergyGun''' is
* The exact size of an '''EnergyGun''' that does exactly 1 damage is 2.886751345948129 by 1 by 2.886751345948129.
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* When the '''EnergyGun''''s width and height are both set to 0.2, the ray of the '''EnergyGun''' becomes nearly invisible. [[Gun]]s and [[Laser]]s also have this behavior.
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* The EnergyGun deals 3*(X*Y*Z)/25 damage per shot.
▲<!-- Deriving the formulas: Take at least 5
[[Category:Parts]]
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