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In RA2/YR, <tt>SizeLimit</tt>= determines the maximum <tt>[[Size]]=</tt> of a unit that is allowed to enter this unit as a passenger. | In RA2/YR, <tt>SizeLimit</tt>= determines the maximum <tt>[[Size]]=</tt> of a unit that is allowed to enter this unit as a passenger. | ||
In RA1/TS, there was no such flag, and the transport size limit was hardcoded to 1. In RA1, all objects, including vehicles, were hardcoded to act as if they had <tt>[[Size]]=1</tt> , while in TS, vehicles were hardcoded not to behave as passengers, and the infantry was again treated as <tt>[[Size]]=1</tt>. | |||
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| Flag: | SizeLimit |
| File(s): | Rules(md).ini |
| Values: | integers |
| Special Values: | None |
| Default: | 0 |
| Applicable to: | VehicleTypes, AircraftTypes |
In RA2/YR, SizeLimit= determines the maximum Size= of a unit that is allowed to enter this unit as a passenger.
In RA1/TS, there was no such flag, and the transport size limit was hardcoded to 1. In RA1, all objects, including vehicles, were hardcoded to act as if they had Size=1 , while in TS, vehicles were hardcoded not to behave as passengers, and the infantry was again treated as Size=1.