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en>Testid123 at 12:04, 9 February 2025

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	{{flag		{{flag
	\|files={{Categ\|ini=sound}}		\|files={{Categ\|ini=sound}}
	\|values={{Values\|~~float~~}}		\|values={{Values\|integer}}
	\|default=1		\|default=1
	\|types={{Categ\|~~Sounds~~}}		\|types={{Categ\|SoundList\|VocTypes}}
	\|ts=yes		\|ts=yes
	\|fs=yes		\|fs=yes
			\|hp=yes
	\|ets=yes		\|ets=yes
	\|ra2=yes		\|ra2=yes

en>Testid123 at 12:33, 5 January 2025

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	{{flag		{{flag
	\|values={{Values\|float}}		\|values={{Values\|float}}
	\|default=1		\|default=0.1
	\|types={{Categ\|SuperWeaponTypes}}		\|types={{Categ\|SuperWeaponTypes}}
	\|yr=yes		\|yr=yes

en>Testid123 at 12:31, 5 January 2025

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	\|values={{Values\|float}}		\|values={{Values\|float}}
	\|special= -2 (see [[#Special values\|{{arr\|d}}]])		\|special= -2 (see [[#Special values\|{{arr\|d}}]])
	\|default=?		\|default=0
	\|types={{Categ\|Weapon\|Weapons}}		\|types={{Categ\|Weapon\|Weapons}}
	\|ra=yes		\|ra=yes
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	}}		}}

	{{f\|Range\|link}} defines the distance (in cells) that a weapon's projectile can travel under normal conditions (aka the distance from the firing point to the impact point [in 3D, so it makes a difference for targets in different altitudes]), as well as the range between an object and its target at which that object will fire its weapon. For mobile objects, this means that they will approach their target until it is within range.		{{f\|Range\|link}} defines the distance (in cells) that a weapon's projectile can travel under normal conditions (aka the distance from the firing point to the impact point [in 3D, so it makes a difference for targets in different altitudes]), as well as the range between an object and its target at which that object will fire its weapon. For mobile objects, this means that they will approach their target until it is within range.
	It takes a positive floating point value as literal distance, and, starting with RA2, [[#Special values\|-2]] as a special value.		It takes a positive floating point value as literal distance, and, starting with RA2, [[#Special values\|-2]] as a special value.
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	{{flag		{{flag
	\|values={{Values\|float}}		\|values={{Values\|float}}
	~~\|special= -2 (see [[#Special values\|{{arr\|d}}]])~~		\|default=1
	\|default=?
	\|types={{Categ\|SuperWeaponTypes}}		\|types={{Categ\|SuperWeaponTypes}}
	\|yr=yes		\|yr=yes
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	\|files={{Categ\|ini=sound}}		\|files={{Categ\|ini=sound}}
	\|values={{Values\|float}}		\|values={{Values\|float}}
	~~\|special= -2 (see [[#Special values\|{{arr\|d}}]])~~		\|default=1
	\|default=?
	\|types={{Categ\|Sounds}}		\|types={{Categ\|Sounds}}
	\|ts=yes		\|ts=yes
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	}}		}}

	Some sounds should be heard by players regardless of their current screen position ("Kirov reporting", for example), while other sounds should only be heard within a certain radius from their point of origin (Machinegun impact sound, for example). In the second case, the Range= in the sound's section defines that radius. <br />		Some sounds should be heard by players regardless of their current screen position ("Kirov reporting", for example), while other sounds should only be heard within a certain radius from their point of origin (Machinegun impact sound, for example). In the second case, the Range= in the sound's section defines that radius. <br />
	If you don't specify a Range= when a game is expecting it, it will default to the Range= value of the {{ini\|sound}}'s {{Sl\|Defaults}} section.		If you don't specify a Range= when a game is expecting it, it will default to the Range= value of the {{ini\|sound}}'s {{Sl\|Defaults}} section.

en>Testid123 at 04:38, 29 September 2024

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			\|ra=yes
	\|ts=yes		\|ts=yes
	\|fs=yes		\|fs=yes

en>Testid123 at 03:26, 21 September 2024

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	See also the [[Type#sound%28md%29.ini\|Type]]= and [[VShift]]= statements.		See also the [[Type#sound%28md%29.ini\|Type]]= and [[VShift]]= statements.
	==Note==		==Note==
	*Too much <b>Range</b> such as <b>Range=1000</b> will affect the game speed.		*Too much <b>Range</b> such as <b>Range=1000</b> will affect the game speed(This problem does not occur when using <b>Range=-2</b>).

	== Special values ==		== Special values ==
	In ''Ra1/RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.<br><b>Range=-2</b> has a problem with weapons with the tag {{f\|DiskLaser\|yes\|link}} Those weapons cannot damage Any [[TechnoTypes]].		In ''Ra1/RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.<br><b>Range=-2</b> has a problem with weapons with the tag {{f\|DiskLaser\|yes\|link}} Those weapons cannot damage Any [[TechnoTypes]].

en>Testid123 at 03:25, 21 September 2024

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	See also the [[Type#sound%28md%29.ini\|Type]]= and [[VShift]]= statements.		See also the [[Type#sound%28md%29.ini\|Type]]= and [[VShift]]= statements.
			==Note==
			*Too much <b>Range</b> such as <b>Range=1000</b> will affect the game speed.

	== Special values ==		== Special values ==
	In ''Ra1/RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.<br><b>Range=-2</b> has a problem with weapons with the tag {{f\|DiskLaser\|yes\|link}} Those weapons cannot damage Any [[TechnoTypes]].		In ''Ra1/RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.<br><b>Range=-2</b> has a problem with weapons with the tag {{f\|DiskLaser\|yes\|link}} Those weapons cannot damage Any [[TechnoTypes]].

en>Testid123 at 03:16, 21 September 2024

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	== Special values ==		== Special values ==
	In ''Ra1/RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.		In ''Ra1/RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.<br><b>Range=-2</b> has a problem with weapons with the tag {{f\|DiskLaser\|yes\|link}} Those weapons cannot damage Any [[TechnoTypes]].

en>Testid123 at 15:49, 22 July 2024

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	== Special values ==		== Special values ==
	In ''RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.		In ''Ra1/RA2/YR only'', {{f\|Range\|-2\|link}} is a special value indicating infinite range.

en>VladisS at 18:47, 10 July 2018

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	For [[BuildingTypes]], the range of the [[Secondary]] weapon will get ignored if it exceeds the range of the [[Primary]] weapon - in effect, this means that the Primary weapon determines the maximum range of a building.		For [[BuildingTypes]], the range of the [[Secondary]] weapon will get ignored if it exceeds the range of the [[Primary]] weapon - in effect, this means that the Primary weapon determines the maximum range of a building.

			Keep in mind, that shrapnel weapon can't have range more, then max [[CellSpread]] value (videlicet, 11 for YR) because, likely, game can't understand in what direction weapon should spread.

	=== On SuperWeaponTypes ===		=== On SuperWeaponTypes ===