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en>EvilRenegade: Replacing Template:TTL with Template:F.

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	==Originally intended effect==		==Originally intended effect==
	The object's {{~~TTL~~\|Strength}} is divided by this value, and if the resulting value is greater than 1, the screen would shake upon the object's destruction. In other words, bigger objects cause screen shaking.		The object's {{f\|Strength\|link}} is divided by this value, and if the resulting value is greater than 1, the screen would shake upon the object's destruction. In other words, bigger objects cause screen shaking.

	==Actual effect==		==Actual effect==
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*{{~~TTL~~\|ShakeXlo}}		*{{f\|ShakeXlo\|link}}
	*{{~~TTL~~\|ShakeXhi}}		*{{f\|ShakeXhi\|link}}
	*{{~~TTL~~\|ShakeYlo}}		*{{f\|ShakeYlo\|link}}
	*{{~~TTL~~\|ShakeYhi}}		*{{f\|ShakeYhi\|link}}

en>Nighthawk200: Updating.

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	~~This is valid and parsed in Red Alert 2 (as it was in Tiberian Sun) although I have yet to see this have any~~ effect ~~in the game.~~ The ~~idea~~ is ~~that you divide the objects Strength=~~ by this value and if the ~~result~~ is greater than 1 ~~then~~ the screen would shake ~~when that~~ object ~~is destroyed~~. ~~This means~~ bigger objects ~~(i.e. those with high Strength=) would~~ cause ~~the~~ screen ~~to shake when they were destroyed. This is residual from Red Alert where many objects triggered this~~. Although this ~~may be completely disabled~~ in Red Alert 2, ~~you can replicate~~ the ~~effect since~~ screen ~~shaking is now controlled by~~ the ~~impact~~ of ~~a Warhead= with~~ the ~~relevant parameters attached - thus you could create~~ the ~~effect of a~~ screen ~~shake by giving the relevant object a DeathWeapon~~= ~~whose Warhead~~= ~~simply shakes the screen.~~		\|name={{PAGENAME}}
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			==Originally intended effect==
			The object's {{TTL\|Strength}} is divided by this value, and if the resulting value is greater than 1, the screen would shake upon the object's destruction. In other words, bigger objects cause screen shaking.

			==Actual effect==
			Although this flag is valid and parsed in Red Alert 2 and Tiberian Sun, it no longer has any effect in game, as the routine in the game code that actually shakes the screen has been removed.

			Please note that setting this value to zero will, despite the lack of any functionality normally in the flag, cause an [[Internal Error]].

			This effect can now be controlled using the new screen shaking flags which are defined on [[Warheads]].

			==See also==
			*{{TTL\|ShakeXlo}}
			*{{TTL\|ShakeXhi}}
			*{{TTL\|ShakeYlo}}
			*{{TTL\|ShakeYhi}}

en>DCoder at 15:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T15:52:47Z

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{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />
This is valid and parsed in Red Alert 2 (as it was in Tiberian Sun) although I have yet to see this have any effect in the game. The idea is that you divide the objects Strength= by this value and if the result is greater than 1 then the screen would shake when that object is destroyed. This means bigger objects (i.e. those with high Strength=) would cause the screen to shake when they were destroyed. This is residual from Red Alert where many objects triggered this. Although this may be completely disabled in Red Alert 2, you can replicate the effect since screen shaking is now controlled by the impact of a Warhead= with the relevant parameters attached - thus you could create the effect of a screen shake by giving the relevant object a DeathWeapon= whose Warhead= simply shakes the screen.