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|files=rules(md).ini ...pe){{fnl|1}}.<br>In the case of human players only (another example of the AI 'cheating'), this refund amount is then further multiplied by [{{f|General|

...es you already have a reasonable understanding of modifying the <tt>rulesmd.ini</tt> file. ...our ini files are based on the 1.001 ini files (Hint: look at <tt>[[Expand(md)|expandmd01.mix]]</tt> ;) ).<br>

{{flag|name=Cost|files=rules(md).ini|values=Float|default=1.0|types=Country sections, difficulty sections|t <tt>Cost</tt> put on a difficulty setting only applies to the game's AI. Again, it is a direct multiplier (object's cost) x (multiplier's cost).

...insensitive, ''default'')<dd>LOW, ''NORMAL'', IMPORTANT, CRITICAL<dt>Sound(md).ini: (case-insensitive, ''default'')<dd>LOWEST, LOW, ''NORMAL'', HIGH, CRI ===eva(md).ini===

...least for some of us, only the slightest modification of them has sent the AI into a coma. ==General Information about RA2/YR's AI==

{{flag|name=MovementZone|files=rules(md).ini|values=special strings|default=<tt>Normal</tt>|types=[[InfantryTypes]] MovementZone says where the unit is allowed to go and helps the [[AI]] pathfinding routines. The possible values it takes are:

...most other object arrays in the game, this one's order is very important - AI Scripts can only attack a specific BuildingType via its index in this array ...the same way RA2 did, and was actually usable unlike FinalAlert, and their AI Editor, this can cause a lot of problems for modders that write all their s

|files={{Categ|Rules(md).ini}} ;Rules(md).ini

...s the IQ of the house in question. This IQ, in return, determines what the AI can and can't do automatically, through the minimum IQ numbers set in <tt>[ In this section of [[Rules|rules(md).ini]], the game's IQ settings are located. It lets you set a minimum IQ nu

|files={{Categ|Theme(md).ini}} ...ltipliers to game aspects. Some only affect AI players, others affect both AI and human players.

...ltipliers to game aspects. Some only affect AI players, others affect both AI and human players. :;ContentScan=yes/no :This controls whether the AI should consider the contents of a transport when choosing a target<br>

...ltipliers to game aspects. Some only affect AI players, others affect both AI and human players.<br> :;ContentScan=yes/no :This controls whether the AI should consider the contents of a transport when choosing a target<br>

...s what units the AI should use, when, and how. ''It does '''not''' control AI structure placement.'' ...aifs.ini}}) is in {{Tt|expand01.mix}}. (This mix file also contains {{Tt|ai.ini}}, which introduces the generic gameplay changes to plain TS as well.)

...and the [[Red Alert 2 AI.INI Guide]], the definite guide to RA2's and YR's AI. ;AI.doc:

|Unit will not return fire, and is not considered a threat by the AI. == Applicable INI Flags ==

...tional statements (the conditions are determined through [[triggers]] or [[AI triggers]] instead). ...Tt|1=Name=}} for your own reference, which third party tools such as [[C&C AI Editor]] or [[FinalAlert 2]] usually can utilize as well.

...|Name|link}} for your own reference, which third party tools such as [[C&C AI Editor]] or [[Matze's_tools#FinalAlert|FinalAlert 2]] usually can use as we *This section is read from {{Ini|ai}} and the current map file.

|files={{Categ|rules(md).ini}} ...like the AI script actions of Attack TargetType (0,n). Vanilla game rules(md).ini has this value set to -10. This value is a kind of percentage of the m