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New page: {{Flag |name=IsBase |files={{Categ|Rules(md).ini}} |values=N/A (see below) |types={{Categ|BuildingTypes}} }} ;psst....IsBase isn't a Rules flag That's the comment that appears in the Red... |
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That's the comment that appears in the Red Alert 2 rules.ini file against the {{TTL|BaseNormal}} flag. | That's the comment that appears in the Red Alert 2 rules.ini file against the {{TTL|BaseNormal}} flag. | ||
This tag is valid in Tiberian Sun and Firestorm, and appears to have the same function as Red Alert 2' {{TTL|BaseNormal}} tag, which it is occasionally confused with, hence the presence of the comment. | |||
In Red Alert 2, this flag is mistakenly included on <tt>[CAOUTP]</tt> (the Tech Outpost) as <tt>IsBase=yes</tt> instead of {{TTL|BaseNormal}}<tt>=yes</tt>. However, as <tt>IsBase</tt> isn't parsed(?) and {{TTL|BaseNormal}} defaults to yes, the intended effect is achieved anyway. | |||
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| Flag: | IsBase |
| File(s): | Rules(md).ini |
| Values: | N/A (see below) |
| Applicable to: | BuildingTypes |
- psst....IsBase isn't a Rules flag
That's the comment that appears in the Red Alert 2 rules.ini file against the Template:TTL flag.
This tag is valid in Tiberian Sun and Firestorm, and appears to have the same function as Red Alert 2' Template:TTL tag, which it is occasionally confused with, hence the presence of the comment.
In Red Alert 2, this flag is mistakenly included on [CAOUTP] (the Tech Outpost) as IsBase=yes instead of Template:TTL=yes. However, as IsBase isn't parsed(?) and Template:TTL defaults to yes, the intended effect is achieved anyway.