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

2025-07-02T15:50:28Z

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

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	*Sometimes the shadow of [[AircraftTypes]] is drawn under certain objects, when in reality the shadow should be above all objects.		*Sometimes the shadow of [[AircraftTypes]] is drawn under certain objects, when in reality the shadow should be above all objects.

	{{Bugs}}		=={{Bugs}}==
	*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).		*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).

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2025-03-31T20:04:12Z

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en>Testid123 at 16:18, 20 March 2025

2025-03-20T16:18:46Z

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	[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>		[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>
	*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>		*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>
	If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Layer\|ground\|link}},{{f\|YSortAdjust\|543\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]		If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Layer\|ground\|link}},{{f\|YSortAdjust\|543\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]<br>
			*Sometimes the shadow of [[AircraftTypes]] is drawn under certain objects, when in reality the shadow should be above all objects.

	{{Bugs}}		{{Bugs}}
	*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).		*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).

en>Testid123 at 10:10, 12 February 2025

2025-02-12T10:10:09Z

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	[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>		[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>
	*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>		*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>
	If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Layer\|ground\|link}},{{f\|~~YSort~~\|543\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]		If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Layer\|ground\|link}},{{f\|YSortAdjust\|543\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]

	{{Bugs}}		{{Bugs}}
	*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).		*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).

en>Testid123 at 10:08, 12 February 2025

2025-02-12T10:08:36Z

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	[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>		[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>
	*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>		*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>
	If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Layer\|~~top~~\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]		If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Layer\|ground\|link}},{{f\|YSort\|543\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]

	{{Bugs}}		{{Bugs}}
	*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).		*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).

en>Testid123 at 04:13, 12 February 2025

2025-02-12T04:13:31Z

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	[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>		[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>
	*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>		*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>
	If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set ~~{{f\|Rate\|0\|link}} {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}} {{f\|Translucency\|50\|link}}~~ {{f\|Layer\|top\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]		If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Layer\|top\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]

	{{Bugs}}		{{Bugs}}
	*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).		*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).

en>Testid123 at 04:05, 12 February 2025

2025-02-12T04:05:31Z

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	*The reason why the shadow of the SHP image Disappears when in a sloped area (including some areas) Probably from the height of Creating shadows that are not high enough.<br>[[File:Shadow Limitations(SHP).png]]<br>Original<br>[[File:Shadow(Edit).png]]<br>Edit<br>		*The reason why the shadow of the SHP image Disappears when in a sloped area (including some areas) Probably from the height of Creating shadows that are not high enough.<br>[[File:Shadow Limitations(SHP).png]]<br>Original<br>[[File:Shadow(Edit).png]]<br>Edit<br>
	*Since the color used to create shadows in the Snow Theater is created with the color code '''1(0x001)''', the color of the shadow is lower than the object (objects within the shadow's boundary will not have a darker color).<br>		*Since the color used to create shadows in the Snow Theater is created with the color code '''1(0x001)''', the color of the shadow is lower than the object (objects within the shadow's boundary will not have a darker color).<br>
	[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.		[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.<br>
			*Shadows of most SHP objects The shadow will be lower than the object.<br>
			If you want the shadow of a building to be higher than the object Delete shadows or do not create shadows for SHP buildings. Then go create the shadow of the SHP building in the form of an animation instead, then set {{f\|Rate\|0\|link}} {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}} {{f\|Translucency\|50\|link}} {{f\|Layer\|top\|link}} Doing this will add realism to the shadow.<br>[[File:Shadow Edit.png]]

	{{Bugs}}		{{Bugs}}
	*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).		*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).

en>Testid123 at 13:56, 11 February 2025

2025-02-11T13:56:52Z

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	{{Bugs}}		{{Bugs}}
	*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}.		*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}(In the case of creating shadow color only in the shadow frame).

en>Testid123 at 13:51, 11 February 2025

2025-02-11T13:51:47Z

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	*Since the color used to create shadows in the Snow Theater is created with the color code '''1(0x001)''', the color of the shadow is lower than the object (objects within the shadow's boundary will not have a darker color).<br>		*Since the color used to create shadows in the Snow Theater is created with the color code '''1(0x001)''', the color of the shadow is lower than the object (objects within the shadow's boundary will not have a darker color).<br>
	[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.		[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.

			{{Bugs}}
			*If the shadow color is created with color code '''0(0x000)''' and the shadow belongs to the animation section [[Buildup]], the shadow will not appear at all, as if it were set to {{f\|Shadow\|no\|link}}.

en>Testid123 at 13:28, 11 February 2025

2025-02-11T13:28:25Z

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	*When [[TechnoTypes]] is in the same position as the shadow Makes the shadow that the game shows seems abnormal.<br>[[File:Shadow Mirage.png]]<br>		*When [[TechnoTypes]] is in the same position as the shadow Makes the shadow that the game shows seems abnormal.<br>[[File:Shadow Mirage.png]]<br>
	*The reason why the shadow of the SHP image Disappears when in a sloped area (including some areas) Probably from the height of Creating shadows that are not high enough.<br>[[File:Shadow Limitations(SHP).png]]<br>Original<br>[[File:Shadow(Edit).png]]<br>Edit<br>		*The reason why the shadow of the SHP image Disappears when in a sloped area (including some areas) Probably from the height of Creating shadows that are not high enough.<br>[[File:Shadow Limitations(SHP).png]]<br>Original<br>[[File:Shadow(Edit).png]]<br>Edit<br>
			*Since the color used to create shadows in the Snow Theater is created with the color code '''1(0x001)''', the color of the shadow is lower than the object (objects within the shadow's boundary will not have a darker color).<br>
			[!]The reason [[Westwood]] created the color of the shadow with the color code '''1(0x001)''' is probably because it is easy to distinguish when scrolling to the frame of the shadow, because the color code '''0(0x000)''' is the background color of the frame.