Some Flamethrowing goodness!

I just wanted to post a video and picture of the enemies, and the flame-thrower I added in action.

In the SmashPcWeapons.xml, I added this:

    <FlameThrower>
        <Image>flame.png</Image>
        <Velocity>500</Velocity>
        <Damage>6</Damage>
        <Refire>10</Refire>
        <TimeToLive>700</TimeToLive>
        <Fadeout>Yes</Fadeout>
        <DegreesOff>10</DegreesOff>
        <ContinuousSound>Yes</ContinuousSound>
    </FlameThrower>

Fadeout means I want the bullet to fadeout during it's time to live.  DegreesOff means I want it to fire at a random angle of 10 degrees off the straight angle.
And, I had to modify SmashPcBullet.cpp to handle these changes:

In SmashPcBullet Constructor, I added this:

    // If this gun shoots off a bit, modify the directions
    if (BulletDetails.u32DegreesOff)
    {
        cpFloat RandomDegrees = (cpFloat)(((S32)rand() % (S32)BulletDetails.u32DegreesOff) -
                                          (S32)BulletDetails.u32DegreesOff/2);

        mpBody->a += RandomDegrees*(PI/180.0f);

        mpBody->v.x=cos( mpBody->a)*BulletDetails.Speed;
        mpBody->v.y=sin( mpBody->a)*BulletDetails.Speed;

    }

And, in the SmashPcDraw(), I added this check:

        if (mbFadeout)
        {
            U32 u32TimeDiff = (timeGetTime() - mu32StartTime)+1;

            GlowColor.a = 255 - ((255*u32TimeDiff)/mu32TimeToLive);
            // Change glow color to just alpha and make fade
            GlowColor.r = 0;
        }
        PhysicalObject::Draw(PlayerLoc, GlowColor);

Anyway, here's the picture and video!