Marvel Mods

I was playing around with nshinnosuke's Gambit Booster, and I noticed a difference between his Card Shuffle and Spider-Man's Web Bullets, as you can see in the gifs below.


So I opened both powerstyles' entries and found two lines that define that:
GAMBIT'S CARD SHUFFLE ENTRY

      trigger {
      actorbolt = Bip01 L Hand ;
      attack_bone_pos = 20 -12 40 ;
      damage = %gam_p1_dmg ;
      index = 1 ;    <---- Looky here
      name = card_throw ;
      time = 0.4 ;
      }

      trigger {
      name = sound ;
      sound = char/igam_m/p1_charge ;
      time = 0.4 ;
      }

      trigger {
      actorbolt = Bip01 L Hand ;
      attack_bone_pos = 20 -12 40 ;
      damage = %gam_p1_dmg ;
      index = 2 ;    <---- and here
      name = card_throw ;
      time = 0.8 ;
      }

      trigger {
      name = sound ;
      sound = char/igam_m/p1_charge ;
      time = 0.8 ;
      }

      chain {
      action = samepowerclick ;
      result = power1 ;
      }

      chain {
      action = Idle ;
      result = idle ;
      }

   }
SPIDER-MAN'S WEB BULLETS ENTRY

      trigger {
      actorbolt = Bip01 R Hand ;
      attack_bone_angles = 0 0 0 ;
      attack_bone_pos = 40 -5 27 ;
      damage = %spider_p1_dmg ;
      damagescale = none ;
      name = webbing_bullet ;
      time = 0 ;
      }

      trigger {
      effect = char/spider/p1_power ;
      fxlevel = 2 ;
      name = effect_sound ;
      sound = char/spider_m/p1_power ;
      time = 0.5 ;
      }

      trigger {
      actorbolt = Bip01 L Hand ;
      attack_bone_angles = 0 0 0 ;
      attack_bone_pos = 39 3 26 ;
      damage = %spider_p1_dmg ;
      damagescale = none ;
      name = webbing_bullet ;
      time = 0.5 ;
      }

      chain {
      action = Idle ;
      result = idle ;
      }

      chain {
      action = samepowerclick ;
      result = power1_loop ;
      }

   }

See? The 2 webbing_bullet triggers lack the index = 1 and index = 2 lines. All I did next was simply add those lines to the two triggers, it should look like the code below:
      trigger {
      actorbolt = Bip01 R Hand ;
      attack_bone_angles = 0 0 0 ;
      attack_bone_pos = 40 -5 27 ;
      damage = %spider_p1_dmg ;
      damagescale = none ;
      index = 1 ;    <---- Add index = 1 here
      name = webbing_bullet ;
      time = 0 ;
      }

      trigger {
      effect = char/spider/p1_power ;
      fxlevel = 2 ;
      name = effect_sound ;
      sound = char/spider_m/p1_power ;
      time = 0.5 ;
      }

      trigger {
      actorbolt = Bip01 L Hand ;
      attack_bone_angles = 0 0 0 ;
      attack_bone_pos = 39 3 26 ;
      damage = %spider_p1_dmg ;
      damagescale = none ;
      index = 2 ;    <---- and index = 2 here
      name = webbing_bullet ;
      time = 0.5 ;
      }

      chain {
      action = Idle ;
      result = idle ;
      }

      chain {
      action = samepowerclick ;
      result = power1_loop ;
      }

   }

After that, Spider-Man's Web Bullets power worked like it should, with each web bullet doing separate damage. I tested it with Iceman's Ice Shards and it worked (should work with Ironman's Uni-Beam too), just add the index = 1 and index = 2 lines to the triggers that define each projectile.

Opa! Vleu pelo tutorial Maegawa! Eu fiz aqui e deu certo. Eu também achava o dano deste poder desproporcional pelo tanto de energia que ele consumia. Vleu!