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Setting it to 'yes' for a building will make some Super Weapons unable to fire or fire incorrectly from it. Also, if the building has a [[NumberOfDocks|dock]], units won't be able to automatically dock on it, even if the structure is listed in their [[Dock|docking]] list. | * Setting it to 'yes' for a building will make some Super Weapons unable to fire or fire incorrectly from it. Also, if the building has a [[NumberOfDocks|dock]], units won't be able to automatically dock on it, even if the structure is listed in their [[Dock|docking]] list. | ||
* All objects with this tag ignore their {{f|BuildLimit|link}}, if they have any. | |||
All objects with this tag ignore their {{f|BuildLimit|link}}, if they have any. | * Using an object with Insignificant=yes with a trigger [[Events|event]] will cause the event to be ignored. Hence if the trigger is [[Triggers#td_REPEATING|dependent on this event]], it will not be able to spring. | ||
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| Flag: | Insignificant |
| File(s): | rules(md).ini |
| Values: | Boolean values: yes or no, true or false, 1 or 0 |
| Default: | false |
| Applicable to: | InfantryTypes, VehicleTypes, AircraftTypes, BuildingTypes |
Setting this tag makes the object ignored for scoring and killing purposes. Although still owned by the player, the object isn't treated as such for the purpose of winning condition. Furthermore, enemy attackers will ignore this object when scanning for targets.
In Yuri's Revenge
Units that are affected by a weapon with MindControl=yes are still considered valid targets by the AI.
Notes
- Setting it to 'yes' for a building will make some Super Weapons unable to fire or fire incorrectly from it. Also, if the building has a dock, units won't be able to automatically dock on it, even if the structure is listed in their docking list.
- All objects with this tag ignore their BuildLimit, if they have any.
- Using an object with Insignificant=yes with a trigger event will cause the event to be ignored. Hence if the trigger is dependent on this event, it will not be able to spring.