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If set, the unit firing this weapon does not have to turn | If set to yes, the unit firing this weapon does not have to turn to face its target before firing, usually under the assumption that the projectile can home in on the target (for example, the Dreadnaught and Aegis in {{Ra2}}, since their missiles turn freely under their own power after being fired). | ||
Another possible use is if the weapon also has {{TTL|AreaFire|yes}} set but is not fired by deploying the unit. | |||
If the weapon is not a homing weapon then the weapon will be fired directly at the target, ignoring the firing unit's facing and that of its turret (if any). | |||
{{Bugs}} | |||
If a [[VehicleType]] is set to deploy to fire its {{TTL|Secondary}} weapon but it has {{TTL|OmniFire|yes}} set on its {{TTL|Primary}} weapon then, when it deploys, it will actually fire its {{TTL|Primary}} weapon at the ground (repeatedly). |
Revision as of 19:53, 26 July 2008
Flag: | OmniFire |
File(s): | Rules(md).ini |
Values: | boolean |
Default: | no |
Applicable to: | Weapons |
If set to yes, the unit firing this weapon does not have to turn to face its target before firing, usually under the assumption that the projectile can home in on the target (for example, the Dreadnaught and Aegis in Red Alert 2, since their missiles turn freely under their own power after being fired).
Another possible use is if the weapon also has Template:TTL set but is not fired by deploying the unit.
If the weapon is not a homing weapon then the weapon will be fired directly at the target, ignoring the firing unit's facing and that of its turret (if any).
Bugs/Side-Effects/Unexpected Limitations
If a VehicleType is set to deploy to fire its Template:TTL weapon but it has Template:TTL set on its Template:TTL weapon then, when it deploys, it will actually fire its Template:TTL weapon at the ground (repeatedly).