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

2025-07-02T16:02:45Z

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

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	* If the weapon is launched by an [[AircraftTypes]], it will have a "solid impact" effect, not just for the terrain collisional.		* If the weapon is launched by an [[AircraftTypes]], it will have a "solid impact" effect, not just for the terrain collisional.

	{{Bugs}}		=={{Bugs}}==
	*If [[Projectile]] has {{f\|AG\|no\|link}} you will get [[IE]] (for [[YR]] {{f\|IE\|007564B4\|link}}).		*If [[Projectile]] has {{f\|AG\|no\|link}} you will get [[IE]] (for [[YR]] {{f\|IE\|007564B4\|link}}).

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en>Testid123 at 00:58, 19 January 2025

2025-01-19T00:58:02Z

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	Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and specifies that this projectile travels in a straight vertical line, up or down. This tag also requires a {{Tt\|[[DetonationAltitude]]}} to be set on any projectile it is used on.		{{Flag
			\|name={{PAGENAME}}
			\|files={{Categ\|Rules(md).ini}}
			\|values={{Values\|bool}}
			\|default=no
			\|types={{categ\|Projectile}}
			\|ra2=yes
			\|yr=yes
			}}
			Can be set to ''' 'yes' ''' or ''' 'no' ''' and specifies that this projectile travels in a straight vertical line, up or down. This tag also requires a {{Tt\|[[DetonationAltitude]]}} to be set on any projectile it is used on.

	Such projectiles are meant to function as falling bombs and for the special case of the [[Type\|Nuke]]'s upwards/downwards-going missiles. When fired by other weapons, such projectiles will, ironically, fly ''horizontally'' in the direction of the firer. In this case, they will never detonate, unless compelled to do so by other means, such as terrain collision or [[ProjectileRange]] (in Ares), and never hit their target if it is at a different altitude, flying in a straight line until they leave the map. However, they will not always hit their intended target even when facing it and will sometimes fly past it or even through it when fired at certain angles, preventing this from being used to create true horizontal projectiles. Voxel projectiles will also fail to have correct facing when used in this way, although SHPs do not have this issue.		Such projectiles are meant to function as falling bombs and for the special case of the [[Type\|Nuke]]'s upwards/downwards-going missiles. When fired by other weapons, such projectiles will, ironically, fly ''horizontally'' in the direction of the firer. In this case, they will never detonate, unless compelled to do so by other means, such as terrain collision or [[ProjectileRange]] (in Ares), and never hit their target if it is at a different altitude, flying in a straight line until they leave the map. However, they will not always hit their intended target even when facing it and will sometimes fly past it or even through it when fired at certain angles, preventing this from being used to create true horizontal projectiles. Voxel projectiles will also fail to have correct facing when used in this way, although SHPs do not have this issue.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* When combined with a positive {{Tt\|[[ROT]]}}, it seems to take precedence over Vertical, turning the projectile into an ordinary homing projectile.		* When combined with a positive {{Tt\|[[ROT]]}}, it seems to take precedence over Vertical, turning the projectile into an ordinary homing projectile.
	** ~~<tt>~~ROT=1~~</tt>~~ needs further investigation.		** {{f\|ROT\|1\|link}} needs further investigation.
	* When combined with {{Tt\|[[Arcing]]}}, unforseen projectile and weapon behaviour results - the projectile will be invisible, no damage will be dealt and the weapon will be unable to fire after a few shots.		* When combined with {{Tt\|[[Arcing]]}}, unforseen projectile and weapon behaviour results - the projectile will be invisible, no damage will be dealt and the weapon will be unable to fire after a few shots.
	** Needs further investigation.		** Needs further investigation.
	* Vertical projectiles can be used on [[AirburstWeapon]]s as intended, falling downwards from their spawning height with a correct facing.		* Vertical projectiles can be used on [[AirburstWeapon]]s as intended, falling downwards from their spawning height with a correct facing.
	* Seemingly, buildings cannot fire these projectiles either, although 1x1 buildings may be worth trying.		* Seemingly, buildings cannot fire these projectiles either, although '''1x1''' buildings may be worth trying.
	* Setting Vertical=no on a projectile used by a JumpJet unit with BalloonHover=yes will prevent it from trying to hover directly over its target, even though it's in range.		* Setting '''Vertical=no''' on a projectile used by a [[JumpJet]] unit with {{f\|BalloonHover\|yes\|link}} will prevent it from trying to hover directly over its target, even though it's in range.
	* If the weapon is launched by an ~~AircraftType~~, it will have a "solid impact" effect, not just for the terrain collisional.		* If the weapon is launched by an [[AircraftTypes]], it will have a "solid impact" effect, not just for the terrain collisional.

			{{Bugs}}
			*If [[Projectile]] has {{f\|AG\|no\|link}} you will get [[IE]] (for [[YR]] {{f\|IE\|007564B4\|link}}).

			==See Also==
			[[Acceleration]]<br>
			[[CourseLockDuration]]<br>
			[[DetonationAltitude]]<br>
			[[Level]]<br>
			[[Dropping]]<br>

en>Fallendow: A useful tip

2021-05-02T12:50:02Z

A useful tip

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	* Seemingly, buildings cannot fire these projectiles either, although 1x1 buildings may be worth trying.		* Seemingly, buildings cannot fire these projectiles either, although 1x1 buildings may be worth trying.
	* Setting Vertical=no on a projectile used by a JumpJet unit with BalloonHover=yes will prevent it from trying to hover directly over its target, even though it's in range.		* Setting Vertical=no on a projectile used by a JumpJet unit with BalloonHover=yes will prevent it from trying to hover directly over its target, even though it's in range.
			* If the weapon is launched by an AircraftType, it will have a "solid impact" effect, not just for the terrain collisional.

en>TAK02: Updated to match BalloonHover-edit

2017-08-07T15:01:22Z

Updated to match BalloonHover-edit

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	* Vertical projectiles can be used on [[AirburstWeapon]]s as intended, falling downwards from their spawning height with a correct facing.		* Vertical projectiles can be used on [[AirburstWeapon]]s as intended, falling downwards from their spawning height with a correct facing.
	* Seemingly, buildings cannot fire these projectiles either, although 1x1 buildings may be worth trying.		* Seemingly, buildings cannot fire these projectiles either, although 1x1 buildings may be worth trying.
			* Setting Vertical=no on a projectile used by a JumpJet unit with BalloonHover=yes will prevent it from trying to hover directly over its target, even though it's in range.

en>Millefeuille at 12:11, 1 May 2015

2015-05-01T12:11:24Z

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	Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and specifies that this projectile travels in a straight vertical line, up or down. This tag also requires a {{Tt\|[[DetonationAltitude]]}} to be set on any projectile it is used on.		Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and specifies that this projectile travels in a straight vertical line, up or down. This tag also requires a {{Tt\|[[DetonationAltitude]]}} to be set on any projectile it is used on.

	~~When such~~ projectiles are fired by ~~aircraft~~, ~~they~~ will, ironically, fly ''horizontally'' in the direction of the facing of the ~~aircraft~~.		Such projectiles are meant to function as falling bombs and for the special case of the [[Type\|Nuke]]'s upwards/downwards-going missiles. When fired by other weapons, such projectiles will, ironically, fly ''horizontally'' in the direction of the firer. In this case, they will never detonate, unless compelled to do so by other means, such as terrain collision or [[ProjectileRange]] (in Ares), and never hit their target if it is at a different altitude, flying in a straight line until they leave the map. However, they will not always hit their intended target even when facing it and will sometimes fly past it or even through it when fired at certain angles, preventing this from being used to create true horizontal projectiles. Voxel projectiles will also fail to have correct facing when used in this way, although SHPs do not have this issue.

			==Notes==
			* When combined with a positive {{Tt\|[[ROT]]}}, it seems to take precedence over Vertical, turning the projectile into an ordinary homing projectile.
			** <tt>ROT=1</tt> needs further investigation.
			* When combined with {{Tt\|[[Arcing]]}}, unforseen projectile and weapon behaviour results - the projectile will be invisible, no damage will be dealt and the weapon will be unable to fire after a few shots.
			** Needs further investigation.
			* Vertical projectiles can be used on [[AirburstWeapon]]s as intended, falling downwards from their spawning height with a correct facing.
			* Seemingly, buildings cannot fire these projectiles either, although 1x1 buildings may be worth trying.

en>Millefeuille at 11:21, 1 May 2015

2015-05-01T11:21:59Z

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	~~{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />~~		Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and specifies that this projectile travels in a straight vertical line, up or down. This tag also requires a {{Tt\|[[DetonationAltitude]]}} to be set on any projectile it is used on.
	Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and specifies that this projectile travels in a straight vertical line, up or down. This tag also requires a DetonationAltitude~~= in order~~ to ~~work as~~ it is ~~special case logic~~.
			When such projectiles are fired by aircraft, they will, ironically, fly ''horizontally'' in the direction of the facing of the aircraft.

en>DCoder at 15:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T15:52:52Z

New page

{{DeeZireInclusion}}<br />
Can be set to 'yes' or 'no' and specifies that this projectile travels in a straight vertical line, up or down. This tag also requires a DetonationAltitude= in order to work as it is special case logic.