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:several flags, detailed [[Who crushes whom|here]] | :several flags, detailed [[Who crushes whom|here]] | ||
;The sound to be played afterwards is determined by | ;The sound to be played afterwards is determined by | ||
:{{ | :{{f|CrushSound|link}} on object B | ||
;Whether object A should change its appearance while crushing is determined by | ;Whether object A should change its appearance while crushing is determined by | ||
:{{ | :{{f|TiltsWhenCrushes|link}} on object A | ||
{{ | {{NeedsTesting}} | ||
;In YR, if object B is a VehicleType, then an explosion will be triggered by object B's death | ;In YR, if object B is a VehicleType, then an explosion will be triggered by object B's death | ||
:firing an unknown amount of damage and using an unknown warhead | :firing an unknown amount of damage and using an unknown warhead. | ||
[[Category: Systems]] | [[Category: Systems]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:39, 31 March 2025
This article describes how the crushing system works.
- Whether object A can crush object B is determined by
- several flags, detailed here
- The sound to be played afterwards is determined by
- CrushSound on object B
- Whether object A should change its appearance while crushing is determined by
- TiltsWhenCrushes on object A
- In YR, if object B is a VehicleType, then an explosion will be triggered by object B's death
- firing an unknown amount of damage and using an unknown warhead.
