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* Ignores the {{f|Image|link}} flag, if specified.
* Ignores the {{f|Image|link}} flag, if specified.
* Uses a hardcoded animation sequence:
* Uses a hardcoded animation sequence:
** Alternates between frames 0 and 3 as rest/idle states
** Frame 0 is the standard idle state
** Randomly plays a short idle animation from frame 0 to 6, then cuts back to 0
** 'Breathes' when idle: at random intervals, plays a short idle animation from frame 0 to 6, then cuts back to 0
** [[File:Veinhole_mouth.gif|thumb|Demonstrating the veinhole "mouth" open/close behavior.]]Opens its 'mouth' when a unit comes close: when an [[InfantryTypes|infantry]] or [[VehicleTypes|vehicle]] enters any of the cells adjacent to the veinhole, it plays an animation from frame 0 to 3, then remains at that frame. This also happens if a [[BuildingTypes|building]] is placed next to the veinhole. As long as the veinhole is in this state, the 'breathing' logic is halted. Once the unit(s) move away, the veinhole reverts to its normal idle frame, and resumes 'breathing'.
** When attacked, plays a short animation from frame 7 to 10, spawns a [[particle]] of the {{tt|GasCloudM1}} type, reverses the animation, and cuts back to frame 0. This is repeated 2-3 times after every attack.
** When attacked, plays a short animation from frame 7 to 10, spawns a [[particle]] of the {{tt|GasCloudM1}} type, reverses the animation, and cuts back to frame 0. This is repeated 2-3 times after every attack.
** Frame 11 is played when the Veinhole is killed, at the end of the final attack sequence.
** Frame 11 is played when the Veinhole is killed, at the end of the final attack sequence.
Interestingly, the {{f|Strength|link}}, {{f|Armor|link}} and actual growth/shrinking mechanic of veins is determined in a separate [[TerrainTypes|terrain type]] that has {{f|IsVeinhole|true|link}}.
Interestingly, the {{f|Strength|link}}, {{f|Armor|link}} and actual growth/shrinking mechanic of veins is determined in a separate [[TerrainTypes|terrain type]] that has {{f|IsVeinhole|true|link}}.
Logic related to IsVeinholeMonster, as a whole or in part, is obsolete in Red Alert 2 and/or Yuri's Revenge.
Defines whether or not this overlay is a veinhole monster. Veinhole monsters are a special type of overlay that carry several hardcoded features, including, but not limited to:
Treated as a passive enemy; can be targeted and destroyed.
Certain weapons such as sonic weapons cannot harm the veinhole monster
If this veinhole is killed, any attached veins start to wither away, provided that the [General]→VeinholeShrinkRate= is lower (faster) than the growth rate.
'Breathes' when idle: at random intervals, plays a short idle animation from frame 0 to 6, then cuts back to 0
Demonstrating the veinhole "mouth" open/close behavior.Opens its 'mouth' when a unit comes close: when an infantry or vehicle enters any of the cells adjacent to the veinhole, it plays an animation from frame 0 to 3, then remains at that frame. This also happens if a building is placed next to the veinhole. As long as the veinhole is in this state, the 'breathing' logic is halted. Once the unit(s) move away, the veinhole reverts to its normal idle frame, and resumes 'breathing'.
When attacked, plays a short animation from frame 7 to 10, spawns a particle of the GasCloudM1 type, reverses the animation, and cuts back to frame 0. This is repeated 2-3 times after every attack.
Frame 11 is played when the Veinhole is killed, at the end of the final attack sequence.
