Re: Consumption-per-fire?

[Elijah Meeks <elijahmeeks at yahoo dot com>]

I don't understand.  So the consumption-per-fire on
its own won't cause any change, but if I set the
hit-by table, it will consume ammo?  Does this mean
units that are false on the hit-by table are immune to
the damage?  Would I be able to include, for example,
'Tungsten Ammo' in a panzer game, along with "Regular
AP" and "HE" and set it so that different tanks and
infantry are invulnerable unless it has the right
ammo?  Because it doesn't seem that way.  This is
really quite confusing, what's the purpose of the
hit-by table??



--- Hans Ronne <hronne@comhem.se> wrote:
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> >Material-to-fire, which is just a check to keep a
> unit
> >from firing if it does not have a certain number of
> >materials, works just fine.
> >
> >Consumption-per-fire, which is supposed to consume
> a
> >set number of materials per fired shot, does not
> work.
> >
> >You can see this in the attached scenario, which is
> a
> >modification of monster.g with a
> consumption-per-fire
> >table that should cause a monster to use up 4
> "test"
> >materials with each fire.
> 
> You also need to tell the game what units can be hit
> by "test" ammo:
> 
> (table hit-by
>   (u* test true)
> )
> 
> This table defaults to false.
> 
> Hans
> 
> 



	
		
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