Predator "aiming" support #260
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This PR gives predators the optional ability to "aim" their bodies using
bits_CAP_AIM_GUNfunctionality. Ideally, this makes certain predators look more natural when attacking enemies which are above or below them.This currently works best with gonomes, which are the only predators this PR enables this functionality on. I wanted to get this working on bullsquids as well, but my experiments made their mouths look weird at close range and some additional work may be needed before that can be added.
To demonstrate what this looks like, here's two quick videos respectively showing a gonome attacking a stukabat at two different elevations and a gonome attacking a player situated high above it:
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