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[[SpeedType]] is what actually allows or disallows a unit to move over [[LandTypes|specific terrain]]. [[Category:INI Flags]]

...h different SpeedTypes are affected differently by the same terrain. See [[LandTypes]] for more information. [[Category:INI Flags]]

...the warhead has {{f|Conventional|yes|link}} set, and the projectile hits [[LandTypes|water]], the animations defined by the {{sl|AudioVisual|SplashList}} statem ...age. That means {{f|Verses}}, {{f|ProneDamage}} and other target-dependant flags are ignored. In addition, this will ignore the damage increase produced by

...encoded that specify characteristics such as [[Height#In_Maps|height]], [[LandTypes|land type]] and slope type. ...- The 3 least significant bits out of the 8 bits are used as boolean (0/1) flags for three tile cell attributes: <tt>HasExtraData</tt> (least significant),

...[[TechnoTypes|units]] at different rates. This attribute is managed by '''LandTypes'''. LandTypes are essentially different types of terrain. Every terrain [[TMP|tile]] has