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"<font color="red"><u>''and has two functions. It applies immunity to EMP, one of the few keys in Tiberian Sun to do so, and also changes the unit's health box to appear bigger. In game, the health box on a vehicle will appear the same way as they do on buildings, and the height of the health box depends on the size/height of the unit.''</u></font>" | |||
*I don't know how this tag works. When I try using it with [[VehicleTypes]] other than '''Core Defender''' does not work (it only works with '''Core Defender''' where it already uses this tag).<br>[[File:Core Defender.png]] | *I don't know how this tag works. When I try using it with [[VehicleTypes]] other than '''Core Defender''' does not work (it only works with '''Core Defender''' where it already uses this tag).<br>[[File:Core Defender.png]] | ||
Revision as of 03:51, 12 October 2024
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| Flag: | IsCoreDefender |
| File(s): | rules(md).ini |
| Values: | Boolean values: yes or no, true or false, 1 or 0 |
| Applicable to: | VehicleTypes |
This is a key introduced in Firestorm, and is only usable in said game. It is set to 'yes' on the CABAL Core Defender and has two functions. It applies immunity to EMP, one of the few keys in Tiberian Sun to do so, and also changes the unit's health box to appear bigger. In game, the health box on a vehicle will appear the same way as they do on buildings, and the height of the health box depends on the size/height of the unit.
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"and has two functions. It applies immunity to EMP, one of the few keys in Tiberian Sun to do so, and also changes the unit's health box to appear bigger. In game, the health box on a vehicle will appear the same way as they do on buildings, and the height of the health box depends on the size/height of the unit."
- I don't know how this tag works. When I try using it with VehicleTypes other than Core Defender does not work (it only works with Core Defender where it already uses this tag).
Bugs/Side-Effects/Unexpected Limitations
The value of this flag is reset if the unit's rules section is modified in a map, or some other rules-appending file, like firestrm.ini. For example, suppose that the vehicle type [FOO] has IsCoreDefender=yes. If you add the section [FOO] into a map (e.g. for changing the unit's Name for that map), you must also redeclare IsCoreDefender=yes in that unit section.