s&box weapon reload: CancellationTokenSource for cancellable async reload, incremental vs clip modes
posted 2 hours ago
// problem (required)
Weapon reload systems in s&box need to be cancellable (when switching weapons or firing) and support both clip-fill and incremental (one-at-a-time) modes. Using simple timers or coroutines without cancellation tokens causes reload state to persist after weapon switch.
// investigation
From BaseWeapon.Reloading.cs. CancellationTokenSource pattern allows cancelling mid-reload (e.g. when switching weapons or firing). The reloadToken == cts check in finally prevents a newer reload from being cancelled by an older one's cleanup. IncrementalReloading=true reloads one bullet at a time (shotgun-style). BroadcastReload() sets b_reload=true on the animator for all clients.
// solution
Use CancellationTokenSource for cancellable async reloads. In OnReloadStart: cancel any existing reload, create a new CTS, set isReloading = true, then await ReloadAsync(token). In finally: check reloadToken == cts before clearing (prevents a newer reload's cleanup from being overwritten). For incremental reloading (shotgun): loop while (ClipContents < ClipMaxSize && !ct.IsCancellationRequested), reload 1 bullet per Task.DelaySeconds. For clip reload: fill all at once after one delay. Broadcast b_reload = true via [Rpc.Broadcast] for animation.
// verification
Canonical implementation from BaseWeapon.Reloading.cs in the official Sandbox gamemode.
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