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Rain-Islet: [bot] Batch update {{Bugs}} templates.

2025-07-02T15:24:23Z

[bot] Batch update {{Bugs}} templates.

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	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.

	{{bugs}}		=={{bugs}}==
	ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not actually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.		ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not actually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.

ATHSE at 03:19, 8 April 2025

2025-04-08T03:19:52Z

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	This specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have {{f\|GapGenerator\|yes\|link}} set and have a [[SuperGapRadiusInCells]] defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power.		This specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have {{f\|GapGenerator\|yes\|link}} set and have a [[SuperGapRadiusInCells]] defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power.

	In {{yr}}, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive [[Power]] setting as well as [[UnitAbsorb]] and/or [[InfantryAbsorb]] set to 'yes'.		In {{yr}}, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power, if it has a positive [[Power]] setting, as well as [[UnitAbsorb]] and/or [[InfantryAbsorb]] set to 'yes'.

	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.

ATHSE: para

2025-04-08T03:19:23Z

para

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	~~Specifies~~ the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have {{f\|GapGenerator\|yes\|link}} set and have a [[SuperGapRadiusInCells]] defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power. In {{yr}}, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive [[Power]] setting as well as [[UnitAbsorb]] and/or [[InfantryAbsorb]] set to 'yes'.		This specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have {{f\|GapGenerator\|yes\|link}} set and have a [[SuperGapRadiusInCells]] defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power.

			In {{yr}}, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive [[Power]] setting as well as [[UnitAbsorb]] and/or [[InfantryAbsorb]] set to 'yes'.

	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.

ATHSE: lang

2025-04-08T03:17:19Z

lang

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	ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not actually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.		ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not actually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.

	The weapon will not be fired if its ~~range~~ is below a certain ~~range~~, it is even impossible for a player to forcefire the weapon. That minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire depend on the size of the building. 2.5 is a good starting point.		The weapon will not be fired if its [[Range]] is below a certain amount, it is even impossible for a player to forcefire the weapon at that point. That minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire depend on the size of the building. 2.5 is a good starting point.

	After the building is deployed, certain functions will remain temporarily unavailable due to their mission being set to 'unload' until the mission status returns to 'guard'.		After the building is deployed, certain functions will remain temporarily unavailable due to their mission being set to 'unload' until the mission status returns to 'guard'.

ATHSE: removed smallbugs

2025-04-08T03:16:14Z

removed smallbugs

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	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.

	{{~~smallbugs~~}}		{{bugs}}
	ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not actually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.		ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not actually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.

	~~{{bugs}}~~
	The weapon will not be fired if its range is below a certain range, it is even impossible for a player to forcefire the weapon. That minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire depend on the size of the building. 2.5 is a good starting point.		The weapon will not be fired if its range is below a certain range, it is even impossible for a player to forcefire the weapon. That minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire depend on the size of the building. 2.5 is a good starting point.

	After the building is deployed, certain functions will remain temporarily unavailable due to their mission being set to 'unload' until the mission status returns to 'guard'.		After the building is deployed, certain functions will remain temporarily unavailable due to their mission being set to 'unload' until the mission status returns to 'guard'.

ATHSE: reformat, mostly fixing links

2025-04-08T03:13:49Z

reformat, mostly fixing links

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	Specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have {{f\|GapGenerator\|yes}} set and have a ~~{{f\|~~SuperGapRadiusInCells}} defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power. In {{yr}}, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive ~~{{f\|~~Power}} setting as well as ~~{{f\|~~UnitAbsorb}} and/or ~~{{f\|~~InfantryAbsorb}} set to 'yes'.		Specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have {{f\|GapGenerator\|yes\|link}} set and have a [[SuperGapRadiusInCells]] defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power. In {{yr}}, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive [[Power]] setting as well as [[UnitAbsorb]] and/or [[InfantryAbsorb]] set to 'yes'.

	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.

	~~== Note ==~~		{{smallbugs}}
	* The weapon will not ~~be fired~~ if ~~its range~~ is ~~below 2.2 (or 2.3~~, ~~needs verification). At this range, it~~ is ~~also not possible for a player to forcefire the weapon (which apparently requires a range of 2.4 or 2.5)~~, ~~making this~~ the ~~ideal range for a weapon that is only supposed to be fired via {{f\|~~ExtraPower}}.		ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not actually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.
	** Actually, the ~~minimum range for both~~ ExtraPower~~'s forcefire and manual forcefire may depend on~~ the ~~size of~~ the building.
	* '''Positive ExtraPower''':

	{{~~f\|ExtraPower~~}} ~~does~~ not ~~work with positive power settings;~~ if a ~~positive power setting~~ is ~~used, then~~ the '~~Deploy' cursor will appear over~~ the ~~building at any time while enough power is present, but~~ the building ~~will not acctually perform its {{f\|ExtraPower}} action when clicked~~. ~~When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in {{f\|ExtraPower}}, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse~~ is ~~over the building~~.		{{bugs}}
			The weapon will not be fired if its range is below a certain range, it is even impossible for a player to forcefire the weapon. That minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire depend on the size of the building. 2.5 is a good starting point.

	~~{{bugs}}~~		After the building is deployed, certain functions will remain temporarily unavailable due to their mission being set to 'unload' until the mission status returns to 'guard'.
	After the building is deployed, certain functions will remain temporarily unavailable due to their mission being set to ''unload'' until the mission status returns to ''guard''.

DeathFish at 16:12, 6 April 2025

2025-04-06T16:12:07Z

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	Specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have GapGenerator=yes set and have a SuperGapRadiusInCells= defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power. In ~~Yuri's Revenge~~, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive Power= setting as well as UnitAbsorb= and/or InfantryAbsorb= set to 'yes'.		Specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have {{f\|GapGenerator\|yes}} set and have a {{f\|SuperGapRadiusInCells}} defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power. In {{yr}}, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive {{f\|Power}} setting as well as {{f\|UnitAbsorb}} and/or {{f\|InfantryAbsorb}} set to 'yes'.

	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.

	==~~=Notes=~~==		== Note ==
	* The weapon will not be fired if its range is below 2.2 (or 2.3, needs verification). At this range, it is also not possible for a player to forcefire the weapon (which apparently requires a range of 2.4 or 2.5), making this the ideal range for a weapon that is only supposed to be fired via ExtraPower.		* The weapon will not be fired if its range is below 2.2 (or 2.3, needs verification). At this range, it is also not possible for a player to forcefire the weapon (which apparently requires a range of 2.4 or 2.5), making this the ideal range for a weapon that is only supposed to be fired via {{f\|ExtraPower}}.
	** Actually, the minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire may depend on the size of the building.		** Actually, the minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire may depend on the size of the building.
	* '''Positive ExtraPower''':~~<br>~~ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not acctually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.		* '''Positive ExtraPower''':

			{{f\|ExtraPower}} does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not acctually perform its {{f\|ExtraPower}} action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in {{f\|ExtraPower}}, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.

			{{bugs}}
			After the building is deployed, certain functions will remain temporarily unavailable due to their mission being set to ''unload'' until the mission status returns to ''guard''.

MarkJFox: 6 revisions imported

2025-03-31T19:41:29Z

6 revisions imported

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en>NCoder at 12:47, 12 July 2011

2011-07-12T12:47:09Z

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	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.

			===Notes===
			* The weapon will not be fired if its range is below 2.2 (or 2.3, needs verification). At this range, it is also not possible for a player to forcefire the weapon (which apparently requires a range of 2.4 or 2.5), making this the ideal range for a weapon that is only supposed to be fired via ExtraPower.
			** Actually, the minimum range for both ExtraPower's forcefire and manual forcefire may depend on the size of the building.
			* '''Positive ExtraPower''':<br>ExtraPower does not work with positive power settings; if a positive power setting is used, then the 'Deploy' cursor will appear over the building at any time while enough power is present, but the building will not acctually perform its ExtraPower action when clicked. When the power 'Drain' exceeds the power production by the amount specified in ExtraPower, no deploy cursor will show anymore when the mouse is over the building.

en>Millennium: This could easily have been misinterpreted...

2009-03-14T23:51:13Z

This could easily have been misinterpreted...

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	Specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have GapGenerator=yes set and have a SuperGapRadiusInCells= defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power. In Yuri's Revenge, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive Power= setting as well as UnitAbsorb= and/or InfantryAbsorb= set to 'yes'.		Specifies the amount of extra power required by this structure before it can be 'deployed' to perform its auxiliary function. This only appears to apply to structures that have GapGenerator=yes set and have a SuperGapRadiusInCells= defined, meaning they can be made to generate a bigger 'gap' when they have a surplus of power. In Yuri's Revenge, this is also used to indicate that a structure can provide more power if it has a positive Power= setting as well as UnitAbsorb= and/or InfantryAbsorb= set to 'yes'.

	If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else~~, and~~ will not stop ~~once it is switched~~ back to its normal power level. Switching it back will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.		If a building with this feature also has a Primary weapon, 'deploying' the building will also cause it to fire its primary weapon at the ground underneath it. The building will continue to fire until manually stopped via the 'Stop' keyboard shortcut or by manually ordering it to target somewhere else. It will not stop by switching back to its normal power level. Switching it back after it has manually been stopped from firing will simply cause the building to start firing at the ground again.