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m Bah, missed this. -_- (Fixed Notes header level.) |
Added a note about interaction of Track & Foot SpeedTypes. |
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Track=100% <ref>{{f|SpeedType|Track|link}} & {{f|SpeedType|Wheel|link}} are the defaults for [[VehicleTypes]]. Which one is used depends on the value of {{f|Crusher|link}}. If it's not set or set to 'no', {{f|Wheel|link}} is used. Otherwise {{f|Track|link}} is used.</ref> | Track=100% <ref>{{f|SpeedType|Track|link}} & {{f|SpeedType|Wheel|link}} are the defaults for [[VehicleTypes]]. Which one is used depends on the value of {{f|Crusher|link}}. If it's not set or set to 'no', {{f|Wheel|link}} is used. Otherwise {{f|Track|link}} is used.</ref><ref>If the value for Track is set to 0%, it will make the terrain type impassable for units using {{f|Foot|link}} as their SpeedType as well.</ref> | ||
Wheel=100% | Wheel=100% | ||
Float=0% <ref>If value of {{f|Float|link}} {{f|SpeedType|link}} is above 0%, the terrain type is also affected by {{f|WaterBound|link}}.</ref> | Float=0% <ref>If value of {{f|Float|link}} {{f|SpeedType|link}} is above 0%, the terrain type is also affected by {{f|WaterBound|link}}.</ref> | ||
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| Flag: | SpeedType |
| File(s): | rules(md).ini |
| Values: | special strings |
| Default: | Foot for InfantryTypes, Wheel for VehicleTypes, Winged for AircraftTypes and Float for BuildingTypes |
| Applicable to: | InfantryTypes, VehicleTypes, AircraftTypes, BuildingTypes (to the same extent as Locomotors do) |
SpeedType defines the way units move over certain terrain types. Each terrain type (Clear, Rough, Road, Tiberium, Water, etc.) has it's own section, setting up its defining characteristics:
[Clear] Foot=100% Track=100% [1][2] Wheel=100% Float=0% [3] Hover=50% Amphibious=80% FloatBeach=0% Buildable=yes Creep=100% [4]
The numbers indicate at what percent of it's Speed= can the unit with a certain SpeedType move over this terrain. You see that units with SpeedType=Hover, for instance, can move only up to half their normal Speed over this terrain. You can use percent over 100, it'll just revert to 100.
Note that the AircraftType's default SpeedType=Winged will always result in 100 percet movement ability.
Winged can not be modified in the terrain type's section (i.e. Winged=80% would not work).
The terrain type of a certain tile is set in the tile .tmp file.
Terrain types[5] are as follows:
Terrain Types
| INI Name | Usage |
|---|---|
| Clear | Clear ground, no obstacles. |
| Road | Dirt or paved roads. |
| Rough | Rougher terrain such as rocky areas or thick grass. In RA2, this defaults to the same settings as Clear. |
| Rock | rocks, trees, cliffs, anything impassable. |
| Tiberium | areas covered in Ore/Gems/Tiberium. |
| Water | Water as in rivers or ocean areas. |
| Railroad | Train tracks (Works in TS, in RA2 requires Terrain Expansion (aka TX)). |
| Tunnel | Tunnel Entrance/Exit (Works in TS, in RA2 requires Terrain Expansion (aka TX)). |
| Beach | The line where water and ground join. |
| Weeds | Tiberium Veins (Works in TS, in RA2 it is not assigned to anything and can be used for new movement rules). |
| Ice | Water gone cold (Works in TS, in RA2 it is not assigned to anything and can be used for new movement rules). |
| Wall | non-firestorm/non-laserfence walls. |
Notes
- ↑ SpeedType=Track & SpeedType=Wheel are the defaults for VehicleTypes. Which one is used depends on the value of Crusher. If it's not set or set to 'no', Wheel is used. Otherwise Track is used.
- ↑ If the value for Track is set to 0%, it will make the terrain type impassable for units using Foot as their SpeedType as well.
- ↑ If value of Float SpeedType is above 0%, the terrain type is also affected by WaterBound.
- ↑ A new SpeedType is introduced in Firestorm, called Creep. It is originally used only by the Cyborg Reaper.
- ↑ You can make overlays which, when placed, transform the ground (technically) to any type mentioned above. To do that, use the Land=<terrain type name> tag on the overlay rules coding.