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Projectiles that have <tt>[[SubjectToElevation]]=yes</tt> will gain a range bonus when there is a height difference between the firer and the target. This section controls that bonus, which is calculated like this (pseudocode): | Projectiles that have <tt>[[SubjectToElevation]]=yes</tt> will gain a range bonus when there is a height difference between the firer and the target. This section controls that bonus, which is calculated like this (pseudocode): | ||
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It is not confirmed whether this bonus can be negative. | It is not confirmed whether this bonus can be negative. | ||
[[Category:ElevationModel Flags]] | [[Category:ElevationModel Flags| ]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:03, 7 May 2006
This page should correctly be named "[ElevationModel]"; it is wrong due to technical restrictions.
Projectiles that have SubjectToElevation=yes will gain a range bonus when there is a height difference between the firer and the target. This section controls that bonus, which is calculated like this (pseudocode):
NumberOfBonuses = (FirerPositionHeight - TargetPositionHeight) / ElevationIncrement; if NumberOfBonuses > ElevationBonusCap then NumberOfBonuses = ElevationBonusCap; RangeBonus = NumberOfBonuses * ElevationIncrementBonus;
It is not confirmed whether this bonus can be negative.