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|files={{Categ|Rules(md).ini}} | |files={{Categ|Rules(md).ini}} | ||
|values=boolean | |values=boolean | ||
|default=no | |default=no | ||
|types={{Categ|Projectile|Projectiles}} | |types={{Categ|Projectile|Projectiles}} | ||
| | |ts=yes | ||
|fs=yes | |||
|hp=yes | |||
|ra2=yes | |||
|yr=yes | |||
|ares=yes | |||
}} | }} | ||
If set, the projectile will detonate above its target and fire off its attached <tt>[[AirburstWeapon]]</tt> at the target. | If set, the projectile will detonate above its target and fire off its attached <tt>[[AirburstWeapon]]</tt> at the target. | ||
==Notes== | |||
* If no AirburstWeapon has been defined on a projectile, it will still detonate above its' target if Airburst has been set on it. | |||
* In Tiberian Sun, it is possible to use Airburst without [[VeryHigh]], causing the projectile to fire its' AirburstWeapon when impacting on the ground at the target like an ordinary projectile. In Red Alert 2, using Airburst forces the projectile to also fly in the VeryHigh pattern, regardless of the setting of the VeryHigh tag on the projectile. | |||
** Because VeryHigh only applies to homing projectiles however, it is possible to force the use of AirburstWeapons on projectiles that detonate on the ground, by using [[Arcing]] or invisible projectiles. However, doing so will only cause the AirburstWeapons to detonate in the exact same spot as the carrying projectile, instead of spreading them around the impact. | |||
* In Tiberian Sun, if a projectile has Airburst, an AirburstWeapon and Cluster, the Cluster stat determines the amount of AirburstWeapon instances to spawn, while in Red Alert 2, using Airburst on a projectile will cause it to ignore its' [[Cluster]] setting. | |||
* Setting an AirburstWeapon without setting Airburst=yes has no effect at all. | |||
*Even if any weapon has <b>{{f|AA|yes|Link}}</b> and <b>Airburst=yes</b> but this weapon cannot actually damage units floating in the sky. | |||
==See also== | |||
* [[AirburstWeapon]] | |||
* [[Cluster]] | |||
* [[VeryHigh]] | |||
* [[AA]] | |||
Latest revision as of 06:47, 21 July 2024
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| Flag: | Airburst |
| File(s): | Rules(md).ini |
| Values: | boolean |
| Default: | no |
| Applicable to: | Projectiles |
If set, the projectile will detonate above its target and fire off its attached AirburstWeapon at the target.
Notes
- If no AirburstWeapon has been defined on a projectile, it will still detonate above its' target if Airburst has been set on it.
- In Tiberian Sun, it is possible to use Airburst without VeryHigh, causing the projectile to fire its' AirburstWeapon when impacting on the ground at the target like an ordinary projectile. In Red Alert 2, using Airburst forces the projectile to also fly in the VeryHigh pattern, regardless of the setting of the VeryHigh tag on the projectile.
- Because VeryHigh only applies to homing projectiles however, it is possible to force the use of AirburstWeapons on projectiles that detonate on the ground, by using Arcing or invisible projectiles. However, doing so will only cause the AirburstWeapons to detonate in the exact same spot as the carrying projectile, instead of spreading them around the impact.
- In Tiberian Sun, if a projectile has Airburst, an AirburstWeapon and Cluster, the Cluster stat determines the amount of AirburstWeapon instances to spawn, while in Red Alert 2, using Airburst on a projectile will cause it to ignore its' Cluster setting.
- Setting an AirburstWeapon without setting Airburst=yes has no effect at all.
- Even if any weapon has AA=yes and Airburst=yes but this weapon cannot actually damage units floating in the sky.