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{{HorizontalBar|[[Ra2.csf]] redirects here. If the part about the file itself grows large enough, CSF files contain all the ingame texts of RA2 (ra2.csf) and YR (ra2md.csf). They can be edited either with [[XCC String Table

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The rules.ini (naming variations for expansions) is the core file of C&C modding. As indi ..., there is no way to make any changes to the game other than what the rules.ini allows for{{fnl|1}}. Not everything in the game is customizable. Features t

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This section of [[Rules|rules(md).ini]] is a zero-starting list of all available countries in the game. == RA2/YR ==

...meaning none set)|types=VehicleTypes, AircraftTypes|ts=yes|fs=yes|ets=yes|ra2=yes|yr=yes|rp=yes}} ...>. In TS, <tt>NonVehicle=yes</tt> prevents a unit being repaired, while in RA2 it only prevents other vehicles repairing them, not the service depot. The

...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>

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...ault=1.0|types=Country sections, difficulty sections|ts=yes|fs=yes|ets=yes|ra2=yes|yr=yes|rp=yes}} In addition, it is highly probable that both flags cumulate their effects, meaning that an AI-player could be subject to the e

{{flag|name=Text|files={{eva}}|values=String|types=EVA sound sections|ra2=yes|yr=yes|rp=yes}} <tt>Text=</tt>, from eva(md).ini, serves no actual purpose in the game. It's nothing but a place for th

...|DialogList|VoxTypes}}, {{Categ|SoundList|VocTypes}}|ts=yes|fs=yes|ets=yes|ra2=yes|yr=yes|rp=yes}} ===eva(md).ini===

...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 ==General Information about RA2/YR's AI==

|ra2=yes ...the actual image. Create it, turn it into an SHP, and store it your expand(md)##.mix. Once you have that, just put {{f|AlphaImage|yourAlphaImageFileName|

|ra2=yes [[Category:INI Flags]]

...ngTypes]] (to the same extent as [[Locomotor]]s do) |ts=yes|fs=yes|ets=yes|ra2=yes|yr=yes|rp=yes}} ...as '''AmphibiousCrusher''', additionally can destroy terrain obstacles. In RA2 this is tied to being an amphibious infantry.

|ra2=yes *Creep<ref>added in {{fs}}, therefore {{tt|Creep}} is not available in {{ra2}} or {{yr}}</ref>

...ngTypes]] (to the same extent as [[Locomotor]]s do) |ts=yes|fs=yes|ets=yes|ra2=yes|yr=yes|rp=yes}} [[Category:INI Flags]]

...m, due to their map editor, which was built to parse the INIs the same way RA2 did, and was actually usable unlike FinalAlert, and their AI Editor, this c == Applicable INI Flags ==

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...cial Weapons settings are located. Note that this section was obsolete for RA2, but is obviously back in use in YR, evident through newly added mutation s == Applicable INI Flags ==

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|ra2=yes In this section of [[Rules|rules(md).ini]], the game's IQ settings are located. It lets you set a minimum IQ nu

This section of [[Rules|rules(md).ini]] is a list of all available Tiberium/Ore/Gem types in the game. What' == Applicable INI Flags ==

This section of [[Rules|rules(md).ini]] controls the ''content'' of crates, i.e. which bonuses they can prov Flags in Powerups are listed as {{co|Cratename|green}}={{co|X|blue}},{{co|Y|purpl

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In this section of [[Rules|rules(md).ini]], the game's skirmish and LAN default settings, as well as minima and == Applicable INI Flags ==

...in all rules-based C&C games. In Red Alert, in constisted of 20 different flags, regulating the maximum amount of certain object types and similar things. ...be found in either RA's, TS's, RA2's or YR's rules(md).ini or FS's firestrm.ini; and in all of these five files ''together'', "Warheads" without the "=" is

...{s|England}}, {{s|Russia}}, etc. that are defined and modifiable in [[rules.ini]]. === [Houses] in Rules.ini ===

...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.) * RA2 version is in {{Tt|ra2.mix -> local.mix}}.

...on map editing and the [[Red Alert 2 AI.INI Guide]], the definite guide to RA2's and YR's AI. The Guide is the de facto bible for RA2/YR modders at the moment, however, there are motions to replace it in that

...times in its files, [[The Guide|DeeZire's Guide]] does not include an art.ini guide. XGamer's document is consciously written to resemble the style of De The current and probably last version of the ART.INI Guide is 1.0. It was hard to obtain for some time as it had no central poin

The {{Tt|Ui(md).ini}} file in [[RA2]] and [[YR]] controls the content of the Advanced Command Bar at the bottom *RA2 version is in {{Tt|ra2.mix}} -> {{Tt|local.mix}}.

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...on, the players in it, and so on. It is also the name of two separate INI flags explained below. ==In Battle(md).ini==

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...le missions depend on the game at hand, with {{td}} having the least and {{ra2}}/{{yr}} having the most mission types. Most missions have carried over fro == Applicable INI Flags ==

===Flags involved=== ...used in which weapon mode. According to the flag description in the rules(md).ini, the {{Tt|Y}} is substituted for a 'swapping factor'. The IFV's turret

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...ge contains details on how the system works and also lists any related INI flags. ...n be customized with detail level slider in options screen. Furthermore in RA2 and YR, the detail level can be customized automatically by the game itself

|ra2=yes ...ot named "GDI" or "Nod" in TS, and the first two or three defined sides in RA2 and YR respectively.

|ra2=yes [[Category:INI Flags]]

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| Rougher terrain such as rocky areas or thick grass. In {{ra2}}, this defaults to the same settings as {{tt|Clear}}. | Water gone cold (works in {{ts}}, in {{ra2}} it is not assigned to anything and can be used for new movement rules).

In this section of [[Rules|rules.ini]], the game's skirmish and LAN default settings, as well as minima and maxi == Applicable INI Flags ==

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