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Ludicer: /* Terrain and Object Armour */ redundant

2022-09-17T18:22:54Z

Terrain and Object Armour: redundant

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	Terrain and Objects do not have hit-points and rely solely on their fixed armour levels. If damage exceeds their armour, they are destroyed, otherwise they survive.		Terrain and Objects do not have hit-points and rely solely on their fixed armour levels. If damage exceeds their armour, they are destroyed, otherwise they survive.

	When terrain is destroyed, it is replaced by the next 'damaged' tile in its sequence. When all available tiles are destroyed, only a regular earth tile will remain on the ground. In the case of tiles suspended in the air, nothing will remain or in some cases the last damaged tile that is not solid.		When terrain is destroyed, it is replaced by the next "damaged" tile in its sequence. When all available tiles are destroyed, only a regular earth tile will remain on the ground. In the case of tiles suspended in the air, nothing will remain or in some cases the last damaged tile that is not solid.

	~~Objects are destroyed completely when their armour is exceeded by the damage. See [[Explosions#Object Destruction\|Object Destruction]] for the specifics.~~

			See [[Explosions#Object Destruction\|Object Destruction]] for the specifics.

	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

Hobbes at 19:34, 23 January 2014

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			{{EU2012Version}}

	{{REWRITE NEEDED}}		{{REWRITE NEEDED}}

Hobbes: categorizing

2013-07-23T02:48:53Z

categorizing

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	[[Category: data tables]]		[[Category: data tables]]
			[[Category:Enemy Unknown/UFO Defense]]

Spike: Starting attempt at rewrite

2012-09-20T13:35:13Z

Starting attempt at rewrite

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Morgan525: /* Formula */

2012-09-19T14:59:56Z

Formula

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	; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.		; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.

	; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ''However in TFTD, damage from all sources has been equalized to 50-150%.''~~[[User:Morgan525\|Morgan525]]~~		; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ''However in TFTD, damage from all sources has been equalized to 50-150%.''

	; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.		; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.

Morgan525: /* Formula */

2012-09-19T10:21:13Z

Formula

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	; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.		; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.

	; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll.		; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ''However in TFTD, damage from all sources has been equalized to 50-150%.''[[User:Morgan525\|Morgan525]]

	; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.		; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.

MikeTheRed: /* Definitions */

2012-09-17T15:40:13Z

Definitions

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	* Laser		* Laser
	* Plasma		* Plasma
	* Acid Spit (~~Silacoid~~)		* Acid Spit (Celatid)
	* Stun (Melee and Area Effect)		* Stun (Melee and Area Effect)

Morgan525: /* Formula */

2012-09-17T15:31:01Z

Formula

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	; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.		; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.

	; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ~~''However, researching the code shows that this is changed for TFTD and all random damage is 50-150%, at least for the Windows version.''~~		; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll.

	; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.		; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.

Morgan525: /* Formula */

2012-09-17T15:28:36Z

Formula

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	; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.		; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.

	; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ''However, researching the code shows that this is changed for TFTD and all random damage is 50-150%, at least for the Windows version.''~~[[User:Morgan525\|Morgan525]] 11:27, 17 September 2012 (EDT)~~		; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ''However, researching the code shows that this is changed for TFTD and all random damage is 50-150%, at least for the Windows version.''

	; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.		; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.

Morgan525: /* Formula */

2012-09-17T15:28:13Z

Formula

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	; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.		; Base Weapon Damage: This is the number that you see for the weapon in the UFOpaedia.

	; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ''However, researching the code shows that this is changed for TFTD and all random damage is 50-150%.''[[User:Morgan525\|Morgan525]] 11:27, 17 September 2012 (EDT)		; Random Weapon Range: This is the random number roll that alters how much damage is to be dealt. For firearms, a value between 0% and 200% is rolled while explosives will perform a 50% to 150% roll. ''However, researching the code shows that this is changed for TFTD and all random damage is 50-150%, at least for the Windows version.''[[User:Morgan525\|Morgan525]] 11:27, 17 September 2012 (EDT)

	; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.		; Damage Modifier : This is a percentage value that controls how weak or how strong the bullet will affect certain classes of targets.