Difference between revisions of "Range"
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{{flag | {{flag | ||
|name=Range | |name=Range | ||
| − | |files={{Categ|rules(md).ini}} | + | |files={{Categ|rules(md).ini}}, {{Categ|sound(md).ini}} |
|values=float | |values=float | ||
| − | |special= | + | |special= -2 (see [[#Special values|{{arr|d}}]]) |
|default=? | |default=? | ||
| − | |types={{Categ|Weapon|Weapons}} | + | |types={{Categ|Weapon|Weapons}}, {{yro}}{{Categ|SuperWeaponTypes}}, {{Categ|Sounds}} |
| − | |games=[[TS]], [[RA2]], [[YR]] | + | |games=[[TS]], [[FS]], [[RA2]], [[YR]] |
}} | }} | ||
| − | + | == In {{ini|rules}} == | |
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| + | === On Weapons === | ||
| + | {{TTL|Range}} defines the distance (in cells) that a weapon can travel (aka the distance from the firing point to the impact point [in 3D, so it makes a difference for targets in different altitudes]). It takes a positive floating point value as literal distance, and, starting with RA2, [[#Special values|-2]] as a special value. | ||
Mind that this only applies to non-homing projectiles. Homing projectiles (those which have a positive <tt>[[ROT]]=</tt> value) can follow their targets all over the map, unless they are tagged as <tt>[[Ranged]]=</tt>. | Mind that this only applies to non-homing projectiles. Homing projectiles (those which have a positive <tt>[[ROT]]=</tt> value) can follow their targets all over the map, unless they are tagged as <tt>[[Ranged]]=</tt>. | ||
| − | == | + | === On SuperWeaponTypes === |
| − | + | {{yro}} Specifies the radius (in cells) of the "area effect indicator" that is displayed when a player is targeting this Super Weapon. Note that this is just a visual effect, and doesn't actually influence the Super Weapon's area of effect. | |
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| − | == | + | == In {{ini|sound}} == |
| + | === On Sounds === | ||
| + | Some sounds should be heard by players regardless of their current screen position ("Kirov reporting", for example), while other sounds should only be heard within a certain radius from their point of origin (Machinegun impact sound, for example). In the second case, the Range= in the sound's section defines that radius. <br /> | ||
| + | If you don't specify a Range= when a game is expecting it, it will default to the Range= value of the {{ini|sound}}'s [{{TTL|Defaults}}] section. | ||
| − | + | See also the [[Type#sound%28md%29.ini|Type]]= and [[VShift]]= statements. | |
| − | + | == Special values == | |
| + | In ''RA2/YR only'', {{TTL|Range|-2}} is a special value indicating infinite range. | ||
Revision as of 12:42, 10 September 2006
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| Flag: | Range |
| File(s): | rules(md).ini, sound(md).ini |
| Values: | float |
| Special Values: | -2 (see ↓) |
| Default: | ? |
| Applicable to: | Weapons,  SuperWeaponTypes, Sounds
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Contents
In rules(md).ini
On Weapons
Template:TTL defines the distance (in cells) that a weapon can travel (aka the distance from the firing point to the impact point [in 3D, so it makes a difference for targets in different altitudes]). It takes a positive floating point value as literal distance, and, starting with RA2, -2 as a special value.
Mind that this only applies to non-homing projectiles. Homing projectiles (those which have a positive ROT= value) can follow their targets all over the map, unless they are tagged as Ranged=.
On SuperWeaponTypes
Specifies the radius (in cells) of the "area effect indicator" that is displayed when a player is targeting this Super Weapon. Note that this is just a visual effect, and doesn't actually influence the Super Weapon's area of effect.
In sound(md).ini
On Sounds
Some sounds should be heard by players regardless of their current screen position ("Kirov reporting", for example), while other sounds should only be heard within a certain radius from their point of origin (Machinegun impact sound, for example). In the second case, the Range= in the sound's section defines that radius.
If you don't specify a Range= when a game is expecting it, it will default to the Range= value of the sound(md).ini's [[[:Template:TTL]]] section.
See also the Type= and VShift= statements.
