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Determines which layer this [[animation]] should be played on. | Determines which layer this [[animation]] should be played on. | ||
All objects in the game are sorted between 4–5 layers. These layers are identified as, from lowest to highest, '''Underground'''<ref>Available only in {{ts}} and {{fs}}. Underground exists beneath the terrain, and is used by burrowing units to hide from the view.</ref>, '''Surface''', '''Ground''', '''Air''', and '''Top'''. Each layer has its own use case, with different optimizations and operations. For example, Air is the default layer for animations. Surface and Ground refer to the battlefield surface. Top means above everything else (including the shroud). | |||
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Revision as of 22:13, 26 February 2020
Flag: | Layer |
File(s): | art(md).ini |
Values: | Layer ID: Surface, Ground, Air, or Top |
Default: | Air |
Applicable to: | Animations |
Determines which layer this animation should be played on.
All objects in the game are sorted between 4–5 layers. These layers are identified as, from lowest to highest, Underground[1], Surface, Ground, Air, and Top. Each layer has its own use case, with different optimizations and operations. For example, Air is the default layer for animations. Surface and Ground refer to the battlefield surface. Top means above everything else (including the shroud).
Notes
- ↑ Available only in Tiberian Sun and Firestorm. Underground exists beneath the terrain, and is used by burrowing units to hide from the view.