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- Eliminate an un-needed if statement within think code by just setting the "IsLaserOn" boolean to the opposite value of self.Weapon:GetNetworkedBool("Reloading") directly as a function argument. (this actually works!)
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"IsLaserOn"boolean to the opposite value ofself.Weapon:GetNetworkedBool("Reloading")directly as a function argument.!operator automatically changes a boolean to it's opposite value without needing anif-else.TTTwithoutthinkcode. This would significantly improve code performance as all the weapons inherent from this class; but, I don't know how to do this.