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en>Crimsonum: Added some new bits and fixed old ones.

2019-08-31T10:41:38Z

Added some new bits and fixed old ones.

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	\|yr=yes		\|yr=yes
	\|rp=yes}}		\|ares=yes}}
	Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing raw damage ''delivered'' by the projectile, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused~~. If the warhead has {{f\|Conventional\|yes\|link}} set, the animations defined by the {{sl\|AudioVisual\|SplashList}} statement are used instead, which follow the same logic~~.		Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing raw damage ''delivered'' by the projectile, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused.

	~~This~~ can accept ~~an unlimited~~ number of animations ~~(subject to limitation of the number of characters per flag)~~. The game will pick which one to show through the damage delivered by the projectile. This is usually the weapon's {{f\|Damage\|link}} multiplied by the {{f\|Firepower\|link}} multiplier of the owner house, and any firepower upgrades the firing unit might have. The ~~final anim~~ is acquired by dividing this delivered damage by 25{{fnl\|1}} and ~~rounding down to~~ the ~~nearest whole number~~. ~~Like upto~~ 24 damage, first animation in the list will be played. From 25 to 49 damage, the second animation. From 50 to 74 damage, third animation in the list will be played and so on. When the damage value exceeds the available animation slots in the list, then the last animation in the list is played. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If the warhead has {{f\|EMEffect\|yes\|link}}, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead ~~has the same ID as the one~~ defined in {{sl\|General\|LightningWarhead}}, then the animation will be the one defined in {{sl\|General\|WeatherConBoltExplosion}} regardless.		{{PAGENAME}} can accept any number{{fnl\|1}} of animations. The game will pick which one to show through the damage delivered by the projectile. This is usually the weapon's {{f\|Damage\|link}} multiplied by the {{f\|Firepower\|link}} multiplier of the owner house, and any firepower upgrades the firing unit might have. The animation is acquired by dividing this delivered damage by 25{{fnl\|2}} and truncating the result.

			For example, up to 24 damage, the first animation in the list will be played. From 25 to 49 damage, the second animation. From 50 to 74 damage, third animation in the list will be played, and so on. When the damage value exceeds the available animation slots in the list, then the last animation in the list is played.

			However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored:
			*If the warhead has {{f\|EMEffect\|yes\|link}}, then it will pick an animation at random.
			*If the warhead is defined in {{sl\|General\|LightningWarhead}}, then the animation will be the one defined in {{sl\|General\|WeatherConBoltExplosion}} regardless.
			*If the warhead is defined in {{sl\|CombatDamage\|C4Warhead}}, the last animation is played for crashing aircraft.

			In addition, if the warhead has {{f\|Conventional\|yes\|link}} set, and the projectile hits [[LandTypes\|water]], the animations defined by the {{sl\|AudioVisual\|SplashList}} statement are used instead.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	{{fn\|1\|This only pays attention to the projectile's ''delivered'' damage, not ''inflicted'' damage. That means {{f\|Verses}}, {{f\|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage increase produced by the support beams of the Prism Tower.}}		{{fn\|1\|Subject to the maximum string limit of 127 characters}}
			{{fn\|2\|This only pays attention to the projectile's ''delivered'' damage, not ''inflicted'' damage. That means {{f\|Verses}}, {{f\|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage increase produced by the support beams of the Prism Tower.}}

en>E1 Elite at 12:44, 8 March 2019

2019-03-08T12:44:45Z

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	Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing raw damage ''delivered'' by the projectile, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has {{f\|Conventional\|yes\|link}} set, the animations defined by the {{sl\|AudioVisual\|SplashList}} statement are used instead, which follow the same logic.		Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing raw damage ''delivered'' by the projectile, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has {{f\|Conventional\|yes\|link}} set, the animations defined by the {{sl\|AudioVisual\|SplashList}} statement are used instead, which follow the same logic.

	This can accept an unlimited number of animations. The game will pick which one to show through the damage delivered by the projectile. This is usually the weapon's {{f\|Damage\|link}} multiplied by the {{f\|Firepower\|link}} multiplier of the owner house, and any firepower upgrades the firing unit might have. The final anim is acquired by dividing this delivered damage by 25{{fnl\|1}} and rounding down to the nearest whole number. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If the warhead has {{f\|EMEffect\|yes\|link}}, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead has the same ID as the one defined in {{sl\|General\|LightningWarhead}}, then the animation will be the one defined in {{sl\|General\|WeatherConBoltExplosion}} regardless.		This can accept an unlimited number of animations (subject to limitation of the number of characters per flag). The game will pick which one to show through the damage delivered by the projectile. This is usually the weapon's {{f\|Damage\|link}} multiplied by the {{f\|Firepower\|link}} multiplier of the owner house, and any firepower upgrades the firing unit might have. The final anim is acquired by dividing this delivered damage by 25{{fnl\|1}} and rounding down to the nearest whole number. Like upto 24 damage, first animation in the list will be played. From 25 to 49 damage, the second animation. From 50 to 74 damage, third animation in the list will be played and so on. When the damage value exceeds the available animation slots in the list, then the last animation in the list is played. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If the warhead has {{f\|EMEffect\|yes\|link}}, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead has the same ID as the one defined in {{sl\|General\|LightningWarhead}}, then the animation will be the one defined in {{sl\|General\|WeatherConBoltExplosion}} regardless.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	{{fn\|1\|This only pays attention to the projectile's ''delivered'' damage, not ''inflicted'' damage. That means {{f\|Verses}}, {{f\|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage increase produced by the support beams of the Prism Tower.}}		{{fn\|1\|This only pays attention to the projectile's ''delivered'' damage, not ''inflicted'' damage. That means {{f\|Verses}}, {{f\|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage increase produced by the support beams of the Prism Tower.}}

en>DCoder: Some markup fixes

2010-06-29T05:03:19Z

Some markup fixes

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	Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing raw damage ~~inflicted~~ by the projectile, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has {{f\|Conventional\|yes}} set, the animations defined by the {{sl\|AudioVisual\|SplashList}} statement are used instead, which follow the same logic.		Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing raw damage ''delivered'' by the projectile, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has {{f\|Conventional\|yes\|link}} set, the animations defined by the {{sl\|AudioVisual\|SplashList}} statement are used instead, which follow the same logic.

	This can accept an unlimited number of animations. The game will pick which one to show through the damage delivered by the projectile. This is usually the weapon's {{f\|Damage}} multiplied by the {{f\|Firepower}} multiplier of the owner house, and any firepower upgrades the firing unit might have. The final anim is acquired by dividing this delivered damage by 25{{fnl\|1}} and rounding down to the nearest whole number. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If the warhead has {{f\|EMEffect\|yes}}, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead has the same ID as the one defined in {{sl\|General\|LightningWarhead}}, then the animation will be the one defined in {{sl\|General\|WeatherConBoltExplosion}} regardless.		This can accept an unlimited number of animations. The game will pick which one to show through the damage delivered by the projectile. This is usually the weapon's {{f\|Damage\|link}} multiplied by the {{f\|Firepower\|link}} multiplier of the owner house, and any firepower upgrades the firing unit might have. The final anim is acquired by dividing this delivered damage by 25{{fnl\|1}} and rounding down to the nearest whole number. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If the warhead has {{f\|EMEffect\|yes\|link}}, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead has the same ID as the one defined in {{sl\|General\|LightningWarhead}}, then the animation will be the one defined in {{sl\|General\|WeatherConBoltExplosion}} regardless.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	{{fn\|1\|This only pays attention to the projectile's ''delivered'' damage, not ''inflicted'' damage. That means {{f\|Verses}}, {{f\|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage ~~increas~~ produced by the support beams of the Prism Tower.}}		{{fn\|1\|This only pays attention to the projectile's ''delivered'' damage, not ''inflicted'' damage. That means {{f\|Verses}}, {{f\|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage increase produced by the support beams of the Prism Tower.}}

en>DCoder: Rewrite to simplify text

2010-06-29T04:53:08Z

Rewrite to simplify text

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	Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing ~~adjusted final~~ damage inflicted by the ~~warhead~~, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has Conventional=yes set, the animations defined by the SplashList= statement ~~in the [AudioVisual] section~~ are used instead, which follow the same logic.~~<br>~~		Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing raw damage inflicted by the projectile, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has {{f\|Conventional\|yes}} set, the animations defined by the {{sl\|AudioVisual\|SplashList}} statement are used instead, which follow the same logic.

	This can accept an unlimited number of animations. The game will pick which one to show through the weapon's [[Damage]]. The final anim is acquired by dividing ~~[[Damage]]~~ by 25 and rounding down to the nearest whole number. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If [[EMEffect~~]] is set to~~ yes, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead has the same ID as the one defined in [[LightningWarhead]], then the animation will be the one defined in [[WeatherConBoltExplosion]] regardless.		This can accept an unlimited number of animations. The game will pick which one to show through the damage delivered by the projectile. This is usually the weapon's {{f\|Damage}} multiplied by the {{f\|Firepower}} multiplier of the owner house, and any firepower upgrades the firing unit might have. The final anim is acquired by dividing this delivered damage by 25{{fnl\|1}} and rounding down to the nearest whole number. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If the warhead has {{f\|EMEffect\|yes}}, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead has the same ID as the one defined in {{sl\|General\|LightningWarhead}}, then the animation will be the one defined in {{sl\|General\|WeatherConBoltExplosion}} regardless.

			== Notes ==

			{{fn\|1\|This only pays attention to the projectile's ''delivered'' damage, not ''inflicted'' damage. That means {{f\|Verses}}, {{f\|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage increas produced by the support beams of the Prism Tower.}}

en>Marshall: template update

2008-04-20T14:46:33Z

template update

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	\|files=rulesmd.ini		\|files=rulesmd.ini
	\|values={{values\|~~strings~~\|Animation IDs}}		\|values={{values\|stringlist\|[[Animation]] IDs}}
	\|types=[[Warheads]]		\|types=[[Warheads]]
	\|ts=yes		\|ts=yes

en>Nighthawk200: Updated with DCoder's information. And that'll do for today :P

2008-02-22T19:42:24Z

Updated with DCoder's information. And that'll do for today :P

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	Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing adjusted final damage inflicted by the warhead, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has Conventional=yes set, the animations defined by the SplashList= statement in the [AudioVisual] section are used instead, which follow the same logic.		\|name={{PAGENAME}}
			\|files=rulesmd.ini
			\|values={{values\|strings\|Animation IDs}}
			\|types=[[Warheads]]
			\|ts=yes
			\|fs=yes
			\|ets=yes
			\|ra2=yes
			\|yr=yes
			\|rp=yes}}
			Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing adjusted final damage inflicted by the warhead, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has Conventional=yes set, the animations defined by the SplashList= statement in the [AudioVisual] section are used instead, which follow the same logic.<br>

			This can accept an unlimited number of animations. The game will pick which one to show through the weapon's [[Damage]]. The final anim is acquired by dividing [[Damage]] by 25 and rounding down to the nearest whole number. However, there are some special cases where this zero-based index logic is ignored. If [[EMEffect]] is set to yes, then it will pick an animation at random. If the warhead has the same ID as the one defined in [[LightningWarhead]], then the animation will be the one defined in [[WeatherConBoltExplosion]] regardless.

en>DCoder at 15:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T15:52:52Z

New page

{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />
Lists the animations that are displayed at the point of impact of the warhead. These are listed in order of increasing adjusted final damage inflicted by the warhead, so typically the explosions get bigger in relation to the amount of damage caused. If the warhead has Conventional=yes set, the animations defined by the SplashList= statement in the [AudioVisual] section are used instead, which follow the same logic.