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[[User:Testid123|Testid123]]: Since I want the animation to be under the actual object, I put a tag that is related to the ground layer or layer below the ground, just to make sure that the animation is actually under the object.<br> | [[User:Testid123|Testid123]]: Since I want the animation to be under the actual object, I put a tag that is related to the ground layer or layer below the ground, just to make sure that the animation is actually under the object.<br> | ||
Using {{f|Layer|ground|link}} in my opinion means that the animation will only be as high as the object on the ground, such as trees, boxes, infantry, fences, etc. | Using {{f|Layer|ground|link}} in my opinion means that the animation will only be as high as the object on the ground, such as trees, boxes, infantry, fences, etc. | ||
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What I mean is that these two lines of code are ineffective in {{yr}} and such usage might mislead the reader. :] | |||
- DeathFish | |||
Revision as of 12:39, 10 February 2025
In my opinion, the example code in this 2 line might not be the most appropriate illustration,
[cgmiam03Rubble] ... Surface=yes Layer=Underground
because Surface is invalid in Yuri's Revenge, it has been completely replaced by Layer=ground. Yeah, its original effect was actually used to specify an animation to be in the ground layer rather than surface layer,
and underground layer only exists in Tiberian Sun and Firestorm, in Red Alert 2 or Yuri's Revenge, only the other four available layer values can be specified using the Layer flag.
- DeathFish
Testid123: Since I want the animation to be under the actual object, I put a tag that is related to the ground layer or layer below the ground, just to make sure that the animation is actually under the object.
Using Layer=ground in my opinion means that the animation will only be as high as the object on the ground, such as trees, boxes, infantry, fences, etc.
What I mean is that these two lines of code are ineffective in Yuri's Revenge and such usage might mislead the reader. :]
- DeathFish