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''The Boomer Sub, and with it the Boomer Cruise Missile and {{tt|CMislLazyCurve}} are only available in {{yr}}.'' | ''The Boomer Sub, and with it the Boomer Cruise Missile and {{tt|CMislLazyCurve}} are only available in {{yr}}.'' | ||
==Warning!== | |||
Using [[LazyCurve]] with a [[V3RocketPitchFinal]] or [[DMislPitchFinal]] of 1 (vertical) will cause the spawned missile to fly straight up and never come back down no matter where the target is. | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Arcing]] | *[[Arcing]] |
Latest revision as of 02:43, 29 August 2008
Flag: | V3RocketLazyCurve, DMislLazyCurve, CMislLazyCurve |
File(s): | rules(md).ini |
Values: | boolean |
Default: | unknown, flag should not be omitted |
Applicable to: | General |
V3RocketLazyCurve, DMislLazyCurve and CMislLazyCurve are part of the Rocket/Missile control sections of Rules(md).ini's [General] section. They control whether the V3 Rocket, Dreadnought missile or Boomer Cruise Missile fly in a big, lazy curve, respectively. The term "Lazy Curve" alludes to the big arc the V3 Rocket travels along, as opposed to the more direct or even unguided path of all missiles in the game. As such, this is only set to "yes" on V3RocketLazyCurve, while DMislLazyCurve and CMislLazyCurve are both set to "no".
The Boomer Sub, and with it the Boomer Cruise Missile and CMislLazyCurve are only available in Yuri's Revenge.
Warning!
Using LazyCurve with a V3RocketPitchFinal or DMislPitchFinal of 1 (vertical) will cause the spawned missile to fly straight up and never come back down no matter where the target is.