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| + | |name={{PAGENAME}} | ||
| + | |files={{Categ|ini=rules}} | ||
| + | |types={{Categ|BuildingTypes}} | ||
| + | |values={{values|string|[[Animations]]}} | ||
| + | |ts=yes | ||
| + | |fs=yes | ||
| + | |hp=yes | ||
| + | |ra2=yes | ||
| + | |yr=yes | ||
| + | |ares=yes | ||
| + | }} | ||
| − | + | This flag should be set to the [[animation]] to be rendered as a [[turret]] on this [[BuildingTypes|building type]]. The turret animation can be of three types: | |
| − | + | == Voxel Turret == | |
| − | . | + | To render a [[voxel]] turret on a building, simply put the voxel's file name into the {{f|TurretAnim}} input and give the building the additional tag {{f|TurretAnimIsVoxel|true|link}}; the game will render the voxel directly onto the building without a need for a corresponding {{ini|art}} entry. |
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| + | == SHP Turret == | ||
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| + | [[File:Turretrotation.png|thumb|frame|Turret shape orientation should start from the ▲ direction and rotate counter-clockwise, like in this example.]] To render a turret [[SHP|shape]] on a building, list the [[SHP|.shp]] animation entry in the {{f|TurretAnim}} input and see that {{f|TurretAnimIsVoxel|false|link}}; the game will expect that the turret animation has an {{ini|art}} entry. Turret shapes should have 32 frames and can have shadow frames, which unlike .shp-based vehicles turrets, do animate their shadows. | ||
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It will also need these: | It will also need these: | ||
| − | + | {{f|LoopStart|0|link}} | |
| − | + | {{f|LoopEnd|32|link}} | |
| − | + | {{f|LoopCount|-1|link}} | |
| + | {{f|Rate|0|link}} | ||
| − | + | == Charge Animation == | |
| − | + | Here the turret logic has been "hijacked" for a special purpose. If the building has no turret ({{f|Turret|no|link}}) but has a valid {{f|TurretAnim}} entry and a [[primary]] weapon with {{f|Charges|yes|link}}, then this animation is used for the weapon charge-up animation. When the building acquires a target, this animation will play before the weapon can actually fire. An example of this is the Obelisk of Light in {{ts}}. Use {{f|TurretChargeAnimRate|link}} to specify the animation speed. | |
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| − | [[ | + | == See Also == |
| + | * [[TurretAnimIsVoxel]] | ||
| + | * [[TurretAnimDamaged]] | ||
| + | * [[TurretAnimX]] | ||
| + | * [[TurretAnimY]] | ||
| + | * [[TurretAnimZAdjust]] | ||
| + | * [[TurretChargeAnimRate]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:45, 18 April 2022
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| Flag: | TurretAnim |
| File(s): | rules(md).ini |
| Values: | Strings: Normal text. (Limited to: Animations) |
| Applicable to: | BuildingTypes |
This flag should be set to the animation to be rendered as a turret on this building type. The turret animation can be of three types:
Voxel Turret
To render a voxel turret on a building, simply put the voxel's file name into the TurretAnim input and give the building the additional tag TurretAnimIsVoxel=true; the game will render the voxel directly onto the building without a need for a corresponding art(md).ini entry.
SHP Turret
To render a turret shape on a building, list the .shp animation entry in the TurretAnim input and see that TurretAnimIsVoxel=false; the game will expect that the turret animation has an art(md).ini entry. Turret shapes should have 32 frames and can have shadow frames, which unlike .shp-based vehicles turrets, do animate their shadows.
It will also need these:
LoopStart=0 LoopEnd=32 LoopCount=-1 Rate=0
Charge Animation
Here the turret logic has been "hijacked" for a special purpose. If the building has no turret (Turret=no) but has a valid TurretAnim entry and a primary weapon with Charges=yes, then this animation is used for the weapon charge-up animation. When the building acquires a target, this animation will play before the weapon can actually fire. An example of this is the Obelisk of Light in Tiberian Sun. Use TurretChargeAnimRate to specify the animation speed.
