Difference between revisions of "DisguiseWhenStill"
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| − | + | Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and determines if this object with <tt>[[CanDisguise]]=yes</tt> set only disguises when it is not moving rather than a permanent disguise. | |
| − | Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and determines if this object with CanDisguise=yes set only disguises when it is not moving rather than a permanent disguise. | + | |
| + | ===Infantry=== | ||
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| + | ===Vehicles=== | ||
| + | Note that, contrary to an intuitive reading of the flag's name, this does not actually cause vehicles in question to loose their disguise when changing position - ''any'' vehicle with <tt>CanDisguise=yes</tt> will loose its disguise when moving. What <tt>DisguiseWhenStill</tt> actually does to vehicles is cause them to adopt the default Mirage Tank behaviour of assuming a disguise without having to obtain it first by firing on a terrain object with a weapon with <tt>[[MakesDisguise]]=yes</t> on the warhead. While it is possible for such a vehicle to adopt a ''different'' disguise via such a weapon if it is given one, it will, right from the War Factory, by default disguise as one of the terrain objects listed in {{Tt|[[DefaultMirageDisguise]]}}, without having to adopt a disguise first. If a vehicle is given {{Tt|[[CanDisguise}}, but {{Tt|[[DisguiseWhenStill}} is omitted or set to 'no', it will not possess any disguise unless it also has a weapon with <tt>[[CanDisguise]]=yes</tt> on the warhead, and uses it on a terrain object. | ||
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| + | ===Notes=== | ||
| + | * Interaction with the <tt>[[PermaDisguise]]</tt> flag needs to be investigated. | ||
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| + | ===See also=== | ||
| + | * [[Disguise]] | ||
| + | * [[CanDisguise]] | ||
| + | * [[PermaDisguise]] | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 23 July 2011
Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and determines if this object with CanDisguise=yes set only disguises when it is not moving rather than a permanent disguise.
Contents
Infantry
Vehicles
Note that, contrary to an intuitive reading of the flag's name, this does not actually cause vehicles in question to loose their disguise when changing position - any vehicle with CanDisguise=yes will loose its disguise when moving. What DisguiseWhenStill actually does to vehicles is cause them to adopt the default Mirage Tank behaviour of assuming a disguise without having to obtain it first by firing on a terrain object with a weapon with MakesDisguise=yes</t> on the warhead. While it is possible for such a vehicle to adopt a different disguise via such a weapon if it is given one, it will, right from the War Factory, by default disguise as one of the terrain objects listed in DefaultMirageDisguise, without having to adopt a disguise first. If a vehicle is given {{Tt|[[CanDisguise}}, but {{Tt|[[DisguiseWhenStill}} is omitted or set to 'no', it will not possess any disguise unless it also has a weapon with <tt>CanDisguise=yes on the warhead, and uses it on a terrain object.
Notes
- Interaction with the PermaDisguise flag needs to be investigated.
