RTTIType - Revision history

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en>Crimsonum at 07:46, 26 July 2022

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	An RTTIType is what identifies every "top-level" class (i.e. non-abstract classes) deriving from the AbstractClass uniquely.~~<br>~~		An RTTIType ('''R'''un-'''T'''ime '''T'''ype '''I'''nformation) is what identifies every "top-level" class (i.e. non-abstract classes) deriving from the [[AbstractClass]] uniquely.
	In the game, it is often useful - for commonality's sake - to have a function or similar pass a [[FootClass]], which is the base class of the [[UnitClass], the [[InfantryClass]] and the [[AircraftClass]]. This way, operations for moving units can be handled using one part of code.~~<br>~~
			In the game, it is often useful - for commonality's sake - to have a function or similar pass a [[FootClass]], which is the base class of the [[UnitClass]], the [[InfantryClass]] and the [[AircraftClass]]. This way, operations for moving units can be handled using one part of code.

	However, sometimes one needs to know what exactly this FootClass is (one of the three possibilities named above). For this, you use the RTTIType.		However, sometimes one needs to know what exactly this FootClass is (one of the three possibilities named above). For this, you use the RTTIType.

en>Crimsonum: Information provided by CCHyper.

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en>Crimsonum: Crimsonum moved page AbstractDerivationID to RTTIType

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Crimsonum moved page AbstractDerivationID to RTTIType

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en>CCHyper: TS does not contain "NavyType"...

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TS does not contain "NavyType"...

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	!ID		!ID
	!Class		!Class
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			\|colspan="3"\|'''TS, RA2 and YR:'''
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	\|0x00\|\|<Abstract> (can be considered an error value)		\|0x00\|\|<Abstract> (can be considered an error value)
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	\|0x3F\|\|[[VeinholeMonsterClass]]		\|0x3F\|\|[[VeinholeMonsterClass]]
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	\|~~0x40~~\|~~\|NavyType (???)~~		\|colspan="3"\|'''RA2 only:'''
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	\|~~colspan="3"~~\|~~'''RA2 only:'''~~		\|0x40\|\|[[NavyType]]
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	\|0x41\|\|[[SpawnManagerClass]]		\|0x41\|\|[[SpawnManagerClass]]

en>Pd at 23:02, 15 June 2007

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An AbstractDerivationID is what identifies every "dead-end" class (i.e. non-abstract classes) deriving from the AbstractClass uniquely.<br>
In the game, it is often useful - for commonality's sake - to have a function or similar pass a [[FootClass]], which is the base class of the [[UnitClass], the [[InfantryClass]] and the [[AircraftClass]]. This way, operations for moving units can be handled using one part of code.<br>
However, sometimes one needs to know what exactly this FootClass is (one of the three possibilities named above). For this, you use the AbstractDerivationID.

==AbstractDerivationID List==
This list is equivalent to the one on the [[Factory]] page.<br>
Since this is a different context, here they are listed again:
{|cellpadding="4" class="table_descrow"
!ID
!Class
|-
|0x00||<Abstract> (can be considered an error value)
|-
|0x01||[[UnitClass]]
|-
|0x02||[[AircraftClass]]
|-
|0x03||[[AircraftTypeClass]]
|-
|0x04||[[AnimationClass]]
|-
|0x05||[[AnimationTypeClass]]
|-
|0x06||[[Building]]
|-
|0x07||[[BuildingType]]
|-
|0x08||[[BulletClass]]
|-
|0x09||[[BulletTypeClass]]
|-
|0x0A||[[CampaignClass]]
|-
|0x0B||[[CellClass]]
|-
|0x0C||[[FactoryClass]]
|-
|0x0D||[[HouseClass]]
|-
|0x0E||[[HouseTypeClass]]
|-
|0x0F||[[InfantryClass]]
|-
|0x10||[[InfantryTypeClass]]
|-
|0x11||[[IsometricTileClass]]
|-
|0x12||[[IsometricTileTypeClass]]
|-
|0x13||[[BuildingLightClass]]
|-
|0x14||[[OverlayClass]]
|-
|0x15||[[OverlayTypeClass]]
|-
|0x16||[[ParticleClass]]
|-
|0x17||[[ParticleTypeClass]]
|-
|0x18||[[ParticleSystemClass]]
|-
|0x19||[[ParticleSystemTypeClass]]
|-
|0x1A||[[ScriptClass]]
|-
|0x1B||[[ScriptTypeClass]]
|-
|0x1C||[[SideClass]]
|-
|0x1D||[[SmudgeClass]]
|-
|0x1E||[[SmudgeTypeClass]]
|-
|0x1F||Special<br>''used for cameos (SW icons)''
|-
|0x20||[[SuperWeaponTypeClass]]
|-
|0x21||[[TaskForceClass]]
|-
|0x22||[[TeamClass]]
|-
|0x23||[[TeamTypeClass]]
|-
|0x24||[[TerrainClass]]
|-
|0x25||[[TerrainTypeClass]]
|-
|0x26||[[TriggerClass]]
|-
|0x27||[[TriggerTypeClass]]
|-
|0x28||[[UnitTypeClass]]
|-
|0x29||[[VoxelAnimClass]]
|-
|0x2A||[[VoxelAnimTypeClass]]
|-
|0x2B||[[WaveClass]]
|-
|0x2C||[[TagClass]]
|-
|0x2D||[[TagTypeClass]]
|-
|0x2E||[[TiberiumClass]]
|-
|0x2F||[[TActionClass]]
|-
|0x30||[[TEventClass]]
|-
|0x31||[[WeaponTypeClass]]
|-
|0x32||[[WarheadTypeClass]]
|-
|0x33||[[WaypointClass]]
|-
|0x34||[[AbstractClass]]
|-
|0x35||[[TubeClass]]
|-
|0x36||[[LightSourceClass]]
|-
|0x37||[[EMPulseClass]]
|-
|0x38||[[TacticalClass]]
|-
|0x39||[[SuperClass]]
|-
|0x3A||[[AITriggerClass]]
|-
|0x3B||[[AITriggerTypeClass]]
|-
|0x3C||[[NeuronClass]]
|-
|0x3D||[[FoggedObjectClass]]
|-
|0x3E||[[AlphaShapeClass]]
|-
|0x3F||[[VeinholeMonsterClass]]
|-
|0x40||NavyType (???)
|-
|colspan="3"|'''RA2 only:'''
|-
|0x41||[[SpawnManagerClass]]
|-
|0x42||[[CaptureManagerClass]]
|-
|0x43||[[ParasiteClass]]
|-
|0x44||[[BombClass]]
|-
|0x45||[[RadSiteClass]]
|-
|0x46||[[TemporalClass]]
|-
|colspan="3"|'''YR only:'''
|-
|0x47||[[AirstrikeClass]]
|-
|0x48||[[SlaveManagerClass]]
|-
|0x49||[[DiskLaser]]
|}

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