Surviv timing simulator

THIS IS CURRENTLY A WORK IN PROGRESS

Here will be instructions on how to use this project, which is a simulator of surviv.io's weapon switching and firing system. You can read about the logic behind the simulator from Beyblade's guide. To paraphrase:

• Your initial switch in a game is a free switch
• The next switch 1000ms or more after the last free switch will also be one
• Some guns have deploy groups
• On a free switch, you can fire after 250ms unless the deploy groups of your current weapon and the weapon that was switched from match
• If there is no free switch, or the deploy groups of your previous and current weapon match, your current weapon's switch delay is used
• Free switches do not affect melee, melee just has a (version of) shot delay and no switch delay
• Throwables are also not affected by free switches

Now, on to instructions:

What do all these weird rectangles mean?

Current weapon delay, free switch delay and fps are self-explanatory. On the bottom, you can see 4 rows, with a bar and a square in the middle. This shows all your inputs and their consequences (this project was originally meant to be a way to practice underclock, and the bottom part was originally for seeing what was going wrong if it didn't work).
Each row is a weapon (primary, secondary, melee, throwables), and it is ordered in the same way as surviv.io.
The bar in the middle is current time. A black line that stretches from the bottom to the top of one row indicates an attack (shot/melee attack/throwable throw).
A solid black rectangle outlined in white (doesn't reach all the way to the top or bottom of the row) is a delay (either firing or switch). While this rectangle is over the bar, it means the delay is still going on, and you can't fire. If it is a green rectangle, it means that it is the 250ms free switch delay. A solid black line that stretches from the bottom to the top of all rows shows that the free switch timer has expired (the next switch will be a free switch). A purple line that stretches from the bottom to the top of both rows shows that the gun slots were switched here.
The grey background behind the delays shows where you've held your mouse down, regardless if it was on a delay (and didn't shoot) or not.

Keybinding

You can keybind in this project. To do so, open the console (ctrl-shift-i, and navigage to the "console" tab). Keybinding follows the format name of bind = name of key/mouse button. Here is a list of keybinds:

• primary.bind
• secondary.bind
• melee.bind
• throwable.bind
• attack
• equipOtherGun
• equipPreviousWeapon
• equipNextWeapon
• stowWeapons (does the same as throwable.bind)
• equipLastWeapon
• switchGunSlots

NB: when putting in the name of key/mouse button, make sure to surround it with either single or double quotes
If you want to put in a key, go to http://keycode.info/, press the button, and look at the event.key. For mouse buttons, these have been set by me. They are:

• leftMouse
• middleMouse
• rightMouse
• scrollUp
• scrollDown

Time for some examples:

• If you wanted to set primary to spacebar, you would type primary.bind = " "
• If you wanted to set "equip other gun" to right click, you would type equipOtherGun = "rightMouse"

To view your current keybinds, type keybinds().

Setting weapon stats

The default weapons are an M870 (in primary slot), and an AK-47 (in secondary slot). If you wanted to, for example, practice Mosin-Nagant + Desert Eagle desync, you would need different stats.

Weapon stats are also done in the console, and follow the format weapon.property = value.

Weapons are objects. I have already touched on this a bit in keybinding. The object names are primary, secondary, melee, and throwable. Here is a list of gun properties:

• attackDelay. A number. This is the cooldown after firing.
• switchDelay. A number. This is the default cooldown after switching.
• automatic. A boolean value. This tells if the weapon is automatic or not.
• deployGroup. Any type will work (though in surviv.io they are all numbers). This gun's deploy group. To make a gun not have a deploy group, use undefined (ex. primary.deployGroup = undefined).

melee and attackDelay and automatic. throwable has attackDelay and cook. When you use throwables, there will be a delay (from the cooking animation), it will throw, and then there will be a second delay (from the bringing your hand back to get a new throwable animation). cook, a decimal value, is how much of the attackDelay (attackDelay is the total of both delays) is the first delay, and the second. Having it at 0.25 means that the first delay will be 25% of attackDelay's value, and that the second delay will be 75% of attackDelay's value.
There are other properties, but you will probably screw something up if you play around with them (I'm not saying you shouldn't).

To view all of these current weapon stats, type weapons().

Time

The time variable is the total amount of milliseconds it will take for a point to go from the right side of the screen to the right. As with all other variables, you can edit it by typing in the console variable = value, and you can check its value by just typing its name in the console. Default for time is 7000.