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|types={{Categ|Animations}} ...happens when the cell is occupied by invincible objects such as impassable terrain tiles (cliffs, water) or [[TerrainTypes]] such as ore mines. In this case,

...ortant factor here is that '''Actions can only ever be used once'''. While Types can be used again and again, a re-used Action will not work. ...r, part of the fully working tunnel-system which is actively used by the [[Terrain Expansion]]. Therefore, caution is required when considering to use them.

==Mix Types== There are several types of mix files, each for a specific purpose as detailed below. Using mix file

...st of programs that are used by modders. For info about each of these file types, click each header. === [[File_Types#.TEM, .SNO, .URB, .UBN, .LUN, .DES|Terrain editing]] ===

== File Types (pre-Generals) == This is intended as an index of the file types. For info about editing these files, click each header.

...pons, and while they can be dropped from carryalls they z-shift behind the terrain upon reaching ground, which means that they will shift "underneath" their s '''AmerParaDropInf=E1''' ;Types of infantry for the planes to drop

...entZone|files=rules(md).ini|values=special strings|default=<tt>Normal</tt>|types=[[InfantryTypes]], [[VehicleTypes]], [[AircraftTypes]], [[BuildingTypes]] ( |Same as '''AmphibiousCrusher''', additionally can destroy terrain obstacles. In RA2 this is tied to being an amphibious infantry.

|types=[[InfantryTypes]], [[VehicleTypes]], [[AircraftTypes]], [[BuildingTypes]] ( ...fault units with different SpeedTypes are affected differently by the same terrain. See [[LandTypes]] for more information.

...vementRestrictedTo|files=rules(md).ini|values=special strings|default=None|types=[[InfantryTypes]], [[VehicleTypes]], [[AircraftTypes]], [[BuildingTypes]] ( ...t>MovementRestrictedTo=</tt> with one of [[SpeedType#Terrain_Types|terrain types]] - Clear, Rough, Road, Water, [[Tiberium]], Rock, Beach...

...be controlled in the rules and by making qualifications like Players= and Terrain=, you know, stuff like that. *Fix the bug where the repair vehicle weapon destroys overlay types with Explodes=yes

*New tile terrain types for tiles like marsh/quick sand and infantry only. ...y not be to difficult but the cross reference for infantry shp & voxel and terrain tile will take some time. Also the shp building would need to be rebuild bu

*Allow Crewed= to work with non infantry types. ...ursor=yes works only for buildings, would be good to work with other units types as well.

|types=Random Map Files only Holds a number representing the overall 'type' of terrain the map has;-<br />

|types={{Categ|General}} This flag determines how impassable the terrain behind cliffs is. Basically, the flag controls how far away from the edge o

|types={{Categ|General}} ...3Set|sets]] themselves are not parsed from the [[Terrain Control INI files|terrain control INI files]] as they were in {{ts}}.

|types={{Categ|CombatDamage}} *[[SpawnsTiberium|Tiberium-spawning terrain object]] is destroyed

|types={{categ|InfantryTypes}} ...s ''after'' his building was infiltrated. Through a bug in this logic, the terrain that is discovered by other players will also be seen.

|types={{Categ|ObjectTypes}} ...any other object, but with some visual bugs/limitations. When crushed, the terrain object becomes passable, but its [[SHP|sprite]] lingers on the map until th

|types={{Categ|AircraftTypes}}, {{Categ|InfantryTypes}}, {{Categ|VehicleTypes}} If this flag is set to zero, speed modifiers such as [[LandTypes|terrain characteristics]] do not affect the unit's speed while the unit is moving.

|types={{Categ|BuildingTypes}} |used for parent types such as the TechnoType or Foot

|types={{Categ|VehicleTypes}} ...y used for this is RailRoad and is placed using a dedicated overlay set or terrain tiles.

|types={{Categ|Weapon|Weapons}} ...o friendly fire and '''is ignorant''' of ownership and does not affect the terrain in any way.

|types={{Categ|Weapon|Weapons}} If set, this weapon can target terrain objects like trees and streetlights without the player having to use force

|types={{Categ|Projectiles}} ...t> cannot fire at acctual targets on the ground, but they can forcefire at terrain. In ''Red Alert 2'', this works in reverse - such weapons are unable to for

|types={{Categ|Warheads}} ...the bigger the building is, and that small buildings will not create some types of animation.

|types={{Categ|Warheads}} ...whether or not a [[Warheads|warhead]] can inflict damage on [[TerrainTypes|terrain objects]] such as trees, and [[OverlayTypes|overlay objects]] with {{f|Wall

...warhead and carry damage over to any distance, but they're susceptible to terrain obstacles, buildings and water, and cannot be used by units to gain rank. T ...riumDeathToVisceroid|turn killed objects into Visceroids]]. Other particle types that can deal damage, like [[BehavesLike#BehavesLike.3DFire|fire]], have th

...is to replace everything from regular TS, including the interface and the terrain. Work began on the 22nd of June 2004 and the mod has a (very) playable publ ...firepower instead. The units are designed to be effective against specific types of unit or structure, instead of having minimum effectiveness against all t

|types={{Categ|InfantryTypes}}, {{Categ|VehicleTypes}}, {{Categ|AircraftTypes}}, { ...for a cell is half as tall as it is wide, thus 128 equals a height of 1 in terrain elevation.

...Terrain Types|terrain type]] of the tile etc.), are defined by the [[Tools#Terrain editing|.tmp file]] of the tile. This list describes which terrain control file is responsible for which theatre. (See [[Theatres|here]] for a

! style="text-align: center;" colspan=2 | Parameter types ! style="text-align: center;" colspan=2 | Parameter types

|types={{Categ|Objects}} {{HorizontalBar|Although this flag is parsed on all object types, it only works properly on [[SHP]] art.}}

|types=Terrain Types ...speed of a unit with [[SpeedType]]=Hover when traversing tiles using this terrain type. It's also the default SpeedType of units with hover [[Locomotor]].

...o 100% speed across all different terrain types and can't be overridden in terrain type settings. For example, defining Winged=80% under [Clear] wouldn't do a

...or whatever reason (more below) the [[Primary]] will ''always'' attack the terrain tiles first. The [[Secondary]] if not explicitly allowed to do so will be i ...ne by the [[Verses]]. The [[Verses]] is a list of all applicable [[Armor]] types in YR in this order: none, flak, plate, light, medium, heavy, wood, steel,

|types={{Categ|SpecialFlags}}, {{Categ|MultiplayerDialogSettings}} ...hat it's semi-transparent and [[FogRate|automatically regrows over time]]. Terrain and buildings are visible through the fog, but units and animations are not

...1}}). The idea of ''LAT'' is to provide a smooth transition when different types of tiles are placed next to each other. The image below illustrates the eff ...[General]] section of the [[Terrain Control INI files|applicable theater's terrain control INI]]. Also listed in this section are flags indicating the tileset

|types={{Categ|BuildingTypes}}, {{Categ|TerrainTypes}} ...f terrain tiles when constructed. These tiles consist of all tiles using a terrain type with [[SpeedType]] percentage value for [[Float]] being higher than 0%

|types=Terrain Types ...ship [[Locomotor]]. Also used to determine whether or not this particular terrain type is affected by [[WaterBound]].

|types=Terrain Types ...speed of a unit with [[SpeedType]]=Track when traversing tiles using this terrain type. It's also the default SpeedType of VehicleTypes with [[Crusher]] set

|types=Terrain Types ...speed of a unit with [[SpeedType]]=Wheel when traversing tiles using this terrain type. It's also the default SpeedType of VehicleTypes with [[Crusher]] set

|types=Terrain Types ...t speed of a unit with [[SpeedType]]=Foot when traversing tiles using this terrain type. It's also the default SpeedType of InfantryTypes.

|types=Terrain Types ...d of a unit with [[SpeedType]]=FloatBeach when traversing tiles using this terrain type. Unused in [[Red Alert 2]]/[[Yuri's Revenge]], absent from [[Tiberian

|types=Terrain Types ...d of a unit with [[SpeedType]]=Amphibious when traversing tiles using this terrain type.

|types={{Categ|Overlays}} * Terrain objects with {{f|SpawnsTiberium|yes|link}} are destroyed

|types={{Categ|TerrainTypes}} Whether this [[TerrainTypes|terrain object]] spawns Tiberium.

|types={{Categ|Terrain}} If this value is <tt>-1</tt> and a terrain object is forced to spread Tiberium like a blossom tree or ore mine ({{f|Sp

|types={{Categ|Animations}} {{fn|1|Available only in {{ts}} and {{fs}}. Underground exists beneath the terrain, and is used by burrowing units to hide from the view.}}

|types={{Categ|Animations}} ...ct if the animation is on a cell containing any of the [[LandTypes|terrain types]] {{tt|Water}}, {{tt|Beach}}, {{tt|Ice}}, or {{tt|Rock}}.

|types={{Categ|General}} ...frame of game time to try to ignite trees next to it. If this happens, all terrain objects in the eight surrounding cells are handled separately, each now hav

|types={{Categ|BuildingTypes}} ...isting objects within the foundation. Such a building can be placed on any terrain and even if the foundation is occupied by units or structures, however when

...ny terrain is passability, i.e. how well units can traverse it. In {{td}}, terrain tiles were simply either passable or not. In {{ra}}, this system was expand LandTypes are essentially different types of terrain. Every terrain [[TMP|tile]] has a parameter linking it to a specific LandType.

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|types={{Categ|TerrainTypes}} Specifies whether or not this [[TerrainTypes|terrain object]] comprises of several [[SHP|frames]] which are used to animate the

|types={{Categ|Animations}} ...cases like tunnel entrances (which are in fact part animation, part [[TMP|terrain]]) so the game still renders them through the fog.

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files=[[Terrain Control INI files]] |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|types={{Categ|OverlayTypes}} ...wth/shrinking mechanic of veins is determined in a separate [[TerrainTypes|terrain type]] that has {{f|IsVeinhole|true|link}}.

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets|Tile set}} animation sections

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets|Tile set}} animation sections

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets|Tile set}} animation sections

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets|Tile set}} animation sections

|types={{Categ|General}} ...3Set|sets]] themselves are not parsed from the [[Terrain Control INI files|terrain control INI files]] as they were in {{ts}}.

|types={{Categ|General}} ...unit will ''always'' see farther while moving at high terrain than at low terrain.

|types={{Categ|General}} ...'always'' be able to fire farther while moving at high terrain than at low terrain.

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets|Tile set}} animation sections

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|TileSets}}

|files={{Categ|Terrain Control INI}} |types={{Categ|General}}

|types={{Categ|TerrainTypes}} Specifies how fast this [[TerrainTypes|terrain object]] animates, expressed as the number of [[frame|time frames]] to wait

|types={{Categ|Lighting}} * Negative values, while technically applicable, will cause all terrain and objects using the {{tt|iso*.pal}} palette to be rendered black.

|types={{Categ|Lighting}} * Negative values, while technically applicable, will cause all terrain and objects using the {{tt|iso*.pal}} palette to be rendered black.

|types={{Categ|Lighting}} * Negative values, while technically applicable, will cause all terrain and objects using the {{tt|iso*.pal}} palette to be rendered black.

|types={{Categ|Lighting}} ...the map's overall brightness, lower values make it darker. Applies to all terrain and map objects.

|types={{Categ|Lighting}} ...the map's overall brightness, lower values make it darker. Applies to all terrain and map objects.