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...les|rules(md).ini]] lists all OverlayTypes the game should be able to use. OverlayTypes not listed here cannot be accessed by the game - they don't exist. The list of OverlayTypes is entirely "[[hardcoded]]" in the exe. It is not recommended to remove any

...es]}}, {{tt|[AircraftTypes]}}, {{tt|[BuildingTypes]}} (In other words: All flags you can put on objects) ...}}, {{tt|[Particles]}}, {{tt|[TerrainTypes]}}, {{tt|[SmudgeTypes]}}, {{tt|[OverlayTypes]}}, {{tt|[Animations]}}, Weapon Statistics, Projectile Statistics, {{tt|[Wa

== OverlayTypes == |types={{Categ|OverlayTypes}}

...e solid, mostly indestructible terrain upon which [[TerrainTypes|every]] [[OverlayTypes|other]] [[TechnoTypes|game object]] is layered. ...- 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),

...]] should have special wall construction logic, which will convert it to [[OverlayTypes|overlay object]] when it is created. |types={{Categ|OverlayTypes}}

...th are determined by the {{f|Growth|link}} and {{f|GrowthPercentage|link}} flags, respectively, of the [[Tiberiums|Tiberium/ore type]].

*You can make [[OverlayTypes|overlays]] which, when placed, transform the ground (technically) to any ty [[Category:INI Flags]]

|values={{values|string|[[OverlayTypes]]}} ...hosen between the specified type and the next three overlay types in the [[OverlayTypes]] list.