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...isibleInGame=yes should only be used on objects that have an effect on the terrain, but should not themselves be visible such as the lightposts. #Not all human players in the game have the same version of the YR Terrain Expansion installed.

...ttings are located. Note that the game's AI relies on more than just these flags, and, at least for some of us, only the slightest modification of them has ...f [[Owner]], [[Prerequisite]], are able to "see" through Shroud/unexplored terrain and are capable of recognizing cloaked units.

|Same as '''AmphibiousCrusher''', additionally can destroy terrain obstacles. In RA2 this is tied to being an amphibious infantry. |When pathfinding, considers ground passable. Can destroy terrain obstacles and crush infantry obstacles.

...fault units with different SpeedTypes are affected differently by the same terrain. See [[LandTypes]] for more information. ...f|SpeedType|Winged|link}} will always grant 100% movement ability over any terrain.

..., use <tt>MovementRestrictedTo=</tt> with one of [[SpeedType#Terrain_Types|terrain types]] - Clear, Rough, Road, Water, [[Tiberium]], Rock, Beach... [[Category:INI Flags]]

== Applicable INI Flags == {{Applicable INI Flags}}

...{{f|GDIBarracks|link}}, {{f|NODBarracks|link}} and {{f|YuriBarracks|link}} flags. |Terrain

...d. A section with the same name also exists in [[Terrain Control INI files|terrain control files]]. == Applicable INI Flags ==

...ows whether a defender can be crushed by an attacker, depending on how the flags {{f|Crusher|link}}, {{f|Crushable|link}}, {{f|OmniCrusher|link}} and {{f|Om '''The flags in detail:'''

...Terrain Types|terrain type]] of the tile etc.), are defined by the [[Tools#Terrain editing|.tmp file]] of the tile. This list describes which terrain control file is responsible for which theatre. (See [[Theatres|here]] for a

...;Determines if the warhead can damage terrain Create an airplane and give it a primary weapon with the following flags:

...|SHP}} extension of the filename and use the same extension this theatre's terrain tiles use. The characters used for each theatre can be found on the [[Theat ...apply. Objects with {{f|Theater|yes}} will furthermore not accept most art flags such as {{f|ActiveAnim|link}} or {{f|Palette|link}}.

...in {{ts}} through {{yr}}. They constitute the solid, mostly indestructible terrain upon which [[TerrainTypes|every]] [[OverlayTypes|other]] [[TechnoTypes|game Each TMP file holds one terrain piece called '''tile'''. Tiles come in various shapes, each comprised of on

...number of flags and conditions governing what attacks what how in {{yr}}. Flags used link to their explanations where possible, and several community sites ...or whatever reason (more below) the [[Primary]] will ''always'' attack the terrain tiles first. The [[Secondary]] if not explicitly allowed to do so will be i

...s that provide the smooth transitions between LAT and non-LAT tiles; these flags appear in the simple format of {{f|<Terrain_1>To<Terrain_2>Lat}}. An exampl

...ge contains details on how the system works and also lists any related INI flags. * The way map lighting affects terrain is altered. This is visible, sometimes in rather subtle changes in map ligh

...ny terrain is passability, i.e. how well units can traverse it. In {{td}}, terrain tiles were simply either passable or not. In {{ra}}, this system was expand LandTypes are essentially different types of terrain. Every terrain [[TMP|tile]] has a parameter linking it to a specific LandType.

...visual [[SmudgeTypes|smudges]]. Deformation is controlled by the following flags: ...head will create a 2x2 or 3x3 crater on impact, depending on the available terrain.

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} <small style="font-size:90%;">(only the relevant flags were included)</small>

...ally referred to as TileSets) define certain characteristics to a group of terrain [[TMP|tiles]], such as [[AllowTiberium|whether Tiberium/ore can grow on the == Applicable INI Flags ==