RingCustom

This takes the same parameters as est_effect 10... The effect is a Ring effect, which makes a moving ring at X, Y, Z

The correct syntax is:

wcs.Effect().RingCustom(<Identifier>, <delay>, <model> <x>, <y>, <z>, <start size>, <end size>, <life>, <size>, <spread>, <amplitude>,  <red>, <green>, <blue>, <alpha>, <speed it travels>)

• Identifier - Uses EST Player Selection identifiers to identify who will see the effect
• Delay - How long before the effect is seen
• Model - The model of the ring

• X, Y, Z - The starting point of the effect
• Start Size - The diameter at which the beam will start
• End size - The diamater at which the beam will travel to over time
• Life - How long the effect will be there. It is also how long it takes the beam to get to maximum width
• Size - How thick the ring is.
• Spead - How much the beam is spread out... The higher this is the less 'ring like' it will be
• Amplitude - How tall the beam will be.. If the amplitude is high the 'beam' will curl up at the edges
• Red - How red the beam is (0-255)
• Green - How green the beam is (0-255)
• Blue - How blue the beam is (0 - 255)
• Alpha - How invisible the beam is (0-255)
• Speed it travels - How fast the beam will move

Example:

def player_hurt(ev):

    x,y,z = es.getplayerlocation(ev['userid'])

    wcs.Effect().RingCustom('#a', 0, 'sprites/purpleglow1.vmt', x, y, z, 150, 75, 5, 80, 40, 40, 255, 0, 0, 150, 10)