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| + | |files={{Categ|Rules(md).ini}} | ||
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| + | |special=None | ||
| + | |default=? | ||
| + | |types={{Categ|InfantryTypes}}, {{Categ|VehicleTypes}}, {{Categ|AircraftTypes}}, {{Categ|BuildingTypes}}, {{Categ|Projectile|Projectiles}} | ||
| + | |games=[[RA]], [[TS]], [[RA2]], [[YR]] | ||
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| − | == | + | == On Infantry/Vehicle/Aircraft/Building Types == |
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| − | == | + | Determines the Rate Of Turn of this object and/or its turret, if applicable. Bigger number = faster turn. |
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| + | == On Projectiles == | ||
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| + | A non-zero value means this projectile can home-in on its target. A value of 0 disables homing behavior and leaves the projectile to fly straight.<br> | ||
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| − | * setting a predefined flight path (via | + | * setting a predefined flight path (via {{TTL|Arcing|yes}} / {{TTL|Lobber|yes}} and similar) ignores the ROT setting. |
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| − | + | * setting {{TTL|Ranged|yes}} forces the projectile to respect the weapon's {{TTL|Range}} setting. Otherwise it will follow its target indefinitely. | |
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| Flag: | ROT |
| File(s): | Rules(md).ini |
| Values: | unsigned integers |
| Special Values: | None |
| Default: | ? |
| Applicable to: | InfantryTypes, VehicleTypes, AircraftTypes, BuildingTypes, Projectiles |
On Infantry/Vehicle/Aircraft/Building Types
Determines the Rate Of Turn of this object and/or its turret, if applicable. Bigger number = faster turn.
On Projectiles
A non-zero value means this projectile can home-in on its target. A value of 0 disables homing behavior and leaves the projectile to fly straight.
Mind that:
- setting a predefined flight path (via Template:TTL / Template:TTL and similar) ignores the ROT setting.
- setting Template:TTL forces the projectile to respect the weapon's Template:TTL setting. Otherwise it will follow its target indefinitely.
