WeaponType - Revision history

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en>Testid123 at 08:49, 18 October 2024

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			\|values={{Values\|string\|[[Weapons]]}}
			\|default=none
			\|types={{categ\|BuildingTypes}}
			\|ts=yes
			\|fs=yes
			\|hp=yes
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	This is used as a special case to specify the weapon used when firing the weapon. It is only used for Type=Nuke. It has not been fully established if others could be used. The weapon defined here is only used for the orginal <tt>MultiSpecial</tt>, while on clones of <tt>MultiSpecial</tt>, it gets ignored and defaults to the setting on the original. Meaning that you could, for example, set the <tt>WeaponType</tt> to <tt>BikeMissile</tt> on <tt>MultiSpecial</tt> to hit any place on the map with that weapon when you fire the SW. If you create a clone of your superweapon and set the <tt>WeaponType</tt> to, say, <tt>90mm</tt>, this will get ignored - your clone will fire the BikeMissile from the original SW. This is applicable to both TS and RA2.		This is used as a special case to specify the weapon used when firing the weapon. It is only used for Type=Nuke. It has not been fully established if others could be used. The weapon defined here is only used for the orginal <tt>MultiSpecial</tt>, while on clones of <tt>MultiSpecial</tt>, it gets ignored and defaults to the setting on the original. Meaning that you could, for example, set the <tt>WeaponType</tt> to <tt>BikeMissile</tt> on <tt>MultiSpecial</tt> to hit any place on the map with that weapon when you fire the SW. If you create a clone of your superweapon and set the <tt>WeaponType</tt> to, say, <tt>90mm</tt>, this will get ignored - your clone will fire the BikeMissile from the original SW. This is applicable to both TS and RA2.

en>Millennium at 11:48, 28 February 2009

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	This is used as a special case to specify the weapon used when firing the weapon. It is only used for Type=Nuke. It has not been fully established if others could be used. The weapon ~~itself~~ it ~~not actually used (~~that ~~bit is hardcoded)~~, ~~but it must be present as~~ a ~~placeholder~~.		This is used as a special case to specify the weapon used when firing the weapon. It is only used for Type=Nuke. It has not been fully established if others could be used. The weapon defined here is only used for the orginal <tt>MultiSpecial</tt>, while on clones of <tt>MultiSpecial</tt>, it gets ignored and defaults to the setting on the original. Meaning that you could, for example, set the <tt>WeaponType</tt> to <tt>BikeMissile</tt> on <tt>MultiSpecial</tt> to hit any place on the map with that weapon when you fire the SW. If you create a clone of your superweapon and set the <tt>WeaponType</tt> to, say, <tt>90mm</tt>, this will get ignored - your clone will fire the BikeMissile from the original SW. This is applicable to both TS and RA2.

en>DCoder at 15:52, 5 May 2006

2006-05-05T15:52:52Z

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This is used as a special case to specify the weapon used when firing the weapon. It is only used for Type=Nuke. It has not been fully established if others could be used. The weapon itself it not actually used (that bit is hardcoded), but it must be present as a placeholder.