AirRangeBonus - Revision history

Volkov T-666 at 08:44, 4 April 2025

2025-04-04T08:44:06Z

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	When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.		When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.
	*<b>AirRangeBonus=<font style="color:red">-2</font></b> There will be no results. But this tag will be disabled.		*<b>AirRangeBonus=<font style="color:red">-2</font></b> There will be no results. But this tag will be disabled.


	If a unit with AirRangeBonus has a weapon with the projectile {{f\|FlakScatter\|yes\|link}}, scatter effect is also increased accordingly:		If a unit with AirRangeBonus has a weapon with the projectile {{f\|FlakScatter\|yes\|link}}, scatter effect is also increased accordingly:

Volkov T-666 at 08:40, 4 April 2025

2025-04-04T08:40:55Z

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.		When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.
	<b>AirRangeBonus=<font style="color:red">-2</font></b> There will be no results. But this tag will be disabled.		*<b>AirRangeBonus=<font style="color:red">-2</font></b> There will be no results. But this tag will be disabled.

	If a unit with AirRangeBonus has a weapon with the projectile {{f\|FlakScatter\|yes\|link}}, scatter effect is also increased accordingly.		If a unit with AirRangeBonus has a weapon with the projectile {{f\|FlakScatter\|yes\|link}}, scatter effect is also increased accordingly:
	If ~~Weapon~~+FlakScatter has a small ~~Range~~ value but a unit large ''AirRangeBonus,''it will greatly increase the scatter of {{f\|BallisticScatter\|link}}.		*If WeaponProjectile+FlakScatter has a small <b>''weapon range''</b> value but a unit large ''<b>AirRangeBonus</b>,'' it will greatly increase the scatter of {{f\|BallisticScatter\|link}}.
	If ~~Weapon~~+FlakScatter has a large ~~Range~~ value but a unit small ''AirRangeBonus,''it will have a smaller effect on {{f\|BallisticScatter}}.
			*If WeaponProjectile+FlakScatter has a large <b>''weapon range''</b> value but a unit small ''<b>AirRangeBonus</b>,'' it will have a smaller effect on {{f\|BallisticScatter\|link}}.

Volkov T-666: /* Notes */

2025-04-03T12:43:02Z

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	When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.		When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.
	<b>AirRangeBonus=<font style="color:red">-2</font></b> There will be no results. But this tag will be disabled.		<b>AirRangeBonus=<font style="color:red">-2</font></b> There will be no results. But this tag will be disabled.

			If a unit with AirRangeBonus has a weapon with the projectile {{f\|FlakScatter\|yes\|link}}, scatter effect is also increased accordingly.
			If Weapon+FlakScatter has a small Range value but a unit large ''AirRangeBonus,''it will greatly increase the scatter of {{f\|BallisticScatter\|link}}.
			If Weapon+FlakScatter has a large Range value but a unit small ''AirRangeBonus,''it will have a smaller effect on {{f\|BallisticScatter}}.

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en>Testid123 at 00:27, 22 July 2024

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.		When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.
			<b>AirRangeBonus=<font style="color:red">-2</font></b> There will be no results. But this tag will be disabled.

en>Mevitar at 14:13, 11 August 2014

2014-08-11T14:13:20Z

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the ~~{{f\|~~Range~~\|link}}~~ value of ~~the AA~~ weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ~~{{f\|~~AirRangeBonus}} doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving AA units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.		When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value of its anti-air weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding ''AirRangeBonus'' doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving anti-air units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.

en>Mevitar at 23:02, 12 July 2014

2014-07-12T23:02:58Z

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	When unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the {{f\|Range\|link}} value, and stay there while attacking. ~~Since adding~~ {{f\|AirRangeBonus}} increases the ~~actual~~ weapon's firing range, ~~but doesn't affect this behavior, in some situations~~ it ~~helps~~ slow moving AA units ~~when attacking~~ targets that ~~will try~~ to escape (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|no\|link}}).		When a unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the {{f\|Range\|link}} value of the AA weapon, and stay there while attacking. Adding {{f\|AirRangeBonus}} doesn't affect this behavior, but as it increases the weapon's effective firing range, it actually makes slow moving AA units more effective against targets that are able to escape from them (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|yes\|link}}), since they will automatically move in to cover a larger area.

en>AlexB at 20:14, 20 May 2014

2014-05-20T20:14:32Z

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	When unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value, and stay there while attacking. Since adding {{f\|AirRangeBonus}} increases the actual weapon's firing range, but doesn't affect this behavior, in some situations it helps slow moving AA units when attacking targets that will try to escape (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|no\|link}}).		When unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the {{f\|Range\|link}} value, and stay there while attacking. Since adding {{f\|AirRangeBonus}} increases the actual weapon's firing range, but doesn't affect this behavior, in some situations it helps slow moving AA units when attacking targets that will try to escape (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|no\|link}}).

en>AlexB at 20:12, 20 May 2014

2014-05-20T20:12:08Z

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	\|files={{Categ\|ini=rules}}		\|files={{Categ\|ini=rules}}
	\|types={{Categ\|Technoes}}		\|types={{Categ\|Technoes}}
	\|values={{~~values~~\|~~unsigned integers~~}}		\|values={{Values\|float\|range in cells}}
			\|default=0.0
	\|ra2=yes		\|ra2=yes
	\|yr=yes		\|yr=yes
	\|rp=yes		\|rp=yes
	}}This flag defines the additional range added to a [[TechnoType]]'s ~~{{f\|Primary\|link}} weapon~~ when it is targeting ~~airborne units (doesn't matter if [[AircraftTypes]], [[VehicleTypes]] or [[InfantryTypes]])~~. In order to do this, the weapon's projectile must have {{f\|AA\|yes\|link}} set.		}}
			This flag defines the additional range added to all of [[TechnoType]]'s weapons when it is targeting objects in air. In order to do this, the weapon's projectile must have {{f\|AA\|yes\|link}} set.
	This flag only applies to the {{f\|Primary\|link}} weapon. It should be set less than or equal to the normal range of the weapon, otherwise targeting issues arise, and the unit will be unable to target anything.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	When unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value, and stay there while attacking. Since adding {{~~PAGENAME~~}} increases the actual weapon's firing range, but doesn't affect this behavior, in some situations it helps slow moving AA units when attacking targets that will try to escape (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|no\|link}}).		When unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value, and stay there while attacking. Since adding {{f\|AirRangeBonus}} increases the actual weapon's firing range, but doesn't affect this behavior, in some situations it helps slow moving AA units when attacking targets that will try to escape (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|no\|link}}).

en>Mevitar: fixed incorrect info about working only vs AircraftTypes

2014-05-20T19:40:44Z

fixed incorrect info about working only vs AircraftTypes

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	\|yr=yes		\|yr=yes
	\|rp=yes		\|rp=yes
	}}This flag defines the additional range added to a [[TechnoType]]'s {{f\|Primary\|link}} weapon when it is targeting [[AircraftTypes]]. In order to do this, the weapon's projectile must have {{f\|AA\|yes\|link}} set.		}}This flag defines the additional range added to a [[TechnoType]]'s {{f\|Primary\|link}} weapon when it is targeting airborne units (doesn't matter if [[AircraftTypes]], [[VehicleTypes]] or [[InfantryTypes]]). In order to do this, the weapon's projectile must have {{f\|AA\|yes\|link}} set.

	This flag only applies to the {{f\|Primary\|link}} weapon. It should be set less than or equal to the normal range of the weapon, otherwise targeting issues arise, and the unit will be unable to target anything.		This flag only applies to the {{f\|Primary\|link}} weapon. It should be set less than or equal to the normal range of the weapon, otherwise targeting issues arise, and the unit will be unable to target anything.

			== Notes ==
			When unit gets ordered to attack an airborne target, it will strive to move into the [[Range]] value, and stay there while attacking. Since adding {{PAGENAME}} increases the actual weapon's firing range, but doesn't affect this behavior, in some situations it helps slow moving AA units when attacking targets that will try to escape (especially if they have {{f\|OpportunityFire\|no\|link}}).