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| {{flag|name=UseOwnName|files=rulesmd.ini|values=Boolean (yes/no)|special=None|default=false|types=[[InfantryTypes]]|games=YR}} | | {{flag |
| If an InfantryType is inside a VehicleType with 'Gunner=yes' set, then the name of the VehicleType will change depending on several rules. Given that there is only one VehicleType in the game with 'Gunner=yes' set, we will assume that we are working with the VehicleType known as the "IFV".
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| If your VehicleType is not called "IFV", then substitute the string "IFV" in the following examples with the 'UIName=' of your VehicleType.
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| | | If set, this InfantryType will display its {{f|UIName|link}} when inside a {{f|Gunner|yes|link}} unit, instead of the generic "Machinegun IFV", "Repair IFV" labels. For more information, see [[Transforming Tooltips]]. |
| IFV with no passenger is called "IFV"
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| IFV whose passenger has 'UseOwnName=true' set is called "<passenger> IFV" (where <passenger> is the 'UIName=' of the passenger).
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| If the passenger has 'UseOwnName=false' set (default) then the following rules apply: | |
| *A) If the passenger's IFVMode weapon turret is turret index 0, then the IFV will be called "Rocket IFV"
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| *B) If the passenger's IFVMode weapon turret is turret index 1, then the IFV will be called "Machine Gun IFV"
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| *C) If the passenger's IFVMode weapon turret is turret index 2, then the IFV will be called "Repair IFV"
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| *D) If the passenger's IFVMode weapon turret is turret index 3 (or higher), then the IFV will be called "<passenger> IFV" (where <passenger> is the 'UIName=' of the passenger).
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| Note: Higher than 3 has not actually been confirmed. If someone tests this then please ammend this page.
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| Inconsistencies in Yuri's Revenge:
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| In Yuri's Revenge, there are some inconsistencies with the use of 'UseOwnName='
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| *IFVMode 2 (machine gun A, turret 1) is used by GI, Conscript and Spy. "Machine Gun IFV"
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| *IFVMode 4 (machine gun B, turret 1) is used by SEAL, Tanya, Boris. "<passenger> IFV"
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| *IFVMode 4 (machine gun B, turret 1) is used by Chrono Commando, Psi Commando. "Machine Gun IFV"
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| Chrono Commando and Psi Commando do not have 'UseOwnName=true' set. I believe they should.
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| *IFVMode 3 (flak weapon, turret 1) is used by Flak Trooper. "Machine Gun IFV"
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| I believe that the Flak Trooper should also have 'UseOwnName=true' set.
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| Both of the above inconsistencies are dealt with in the YR Unofficial 1.002 Mini-Patch.
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| VehicleTypes as IFV passengers:
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| The IFV naming system does not work with VehicleTypes.
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| Whilst VehicleTypes can transform the IFV's turret and weapon, the IFV's tooltip will remain as "Rocket IFV".
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| Before you waste your time, I'll tell you now that you can't solve the problem by rearranging turrets or modifying the string table (leastways, I have tried for several hours without success).
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| Some people have asked what the string table entries are for the tooltips. Since it's kind of related to this I'll tell you:
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| tip:machinegun="Machine Gun" (as in "Machine Gun IFV")
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| tip:repair="Repair" (as in "Repair IFV")
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| tip:rocket="Rocket" (as in "Rocket IFV")
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| name:fv="IFV" (appended to all tooltips - note: this may be a hardcoded reference, or it may be a reference to the IFVs UIName= entry, I haven't tested it.)
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| All other tooltips are built using the units' UIName= entry.
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| [[Category:General Editing Information]] | |
| [[Category:INI Flags]]
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| [[Category:rules(md).ini Flags]]
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| [[Category:InfantryTypes Flags]]
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If set, this InfantryType will display its UIName when inside a Gunner=yes unit, instead of the generic "Machinegun IFV", "Repair IFV" labels. For more information, see Transforming Tooltips.
