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F=forward axis, L=lateral axis, H=vertical axis. | F=forward axis, L=lateral axis, H=vertical axis. | ||
Units are in leptons, which are 256 per cell boundary, or 128 from center to edge. The vertical leptons are halved in relative offset, just as the artwork for a cell is half as tall as it is wide, thus 128 equals a height of 1 in terrain elevation. | Units are in leptons, which are 256 per cell boundary, or 128 from center to edge. The vertical leptons are halved in relative offset, just as the artwork for a cell is half as tall as it is wide, thus 128 equals a height of 1 in terrain elevation. | ||
Positive values are forward, right; up, negative values are rearward, left, down. | |||
Weapons with an even number Burst value (e.g. 2) will consider a non-zero value for L as the mirror twin offset for the subsequent even numbers bullet/projectile. In this way a twin barrelled tank (e.g. Apocalypse) or twin pod rocket launcher (e.g. IFV) can shoot from both sides. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 10:10, 8 December 2018
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| Flag: | PrimaryFireFLH |
| File(s): | Art(md).ini |
| Values: | three comma-separated signed integers |
| Default: | 0,0,0 |
| Applicable to: | InfantryTypes, VehicleTypes, AircraftTypes, BuildingTypes |
Specifies the firing offset (FLH) of this object's Primary weapon.
F=forward axis, L=lateral axis, H=vertical axis.
Units are in leptons, which are 256 per cell boundary, or 128 from center to edge. The vertical leptons are halved in relative offset, just as the artwork for a cell is half as tall as it is wide, thus 128 equals a height of 1 in terrain elevation.
Positive values are forward, right; up, negative values are rearward, left, down.
Weapons with an even number Burst value (e.g. 2) will consider a non-zero value for L as the mirror twin offset for the subsequent even numbers bullet/projectile. In this way a twin barrelled tank (e.g. Apocalypse) or twin pod rocket launcher (e.g. IFV) can shoot from both sides.