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[b]TL;DR:[/b] Scorcher damage decreases linearly with range to near-zero at max range. I don't think flamethrower weapons have damage fall-off at range.
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[b]TL;DR:[/b] Scorcher damage decreases linearly with range to near-zero at max range. I don't think flamethrower weapons have damage fall-off at range.
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As best I can tell the fallOffRate weapon parameter has to do with visuals, not weapon damage.
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As best I can tell the fallOffRate weapon parameter has to do with visuals, not weapon damage.
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The relevant parameters for Scorcher seem to be:
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The relevant parameters for Scorcher seem to be:
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https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/blob/master/units/vehraid.lua#L99-L101
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https://github.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/blob/master/units/vehraid.lua#L99-L101
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[quote]dynDamageExp = 1,
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[quote]dynDamageExp = 1,
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dynDamageInverted = false,
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dynDamageInverted = false,
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dynDamageRange = 270,[/quote]
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dynDamageRange = 270,[/quote]
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Pyro
and
commander
flamethrower
leave
these
as
default
and
do
not
have
damage
fall-off.
At
least
not
using
this
mechanism.
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Pyro
and
commander
flamethrower
leave
these
as
default
and
do
not
have
damage
fall-off.
At
least
not
using
this
mechanism.
Shotguns,
for
example,
do
not
use
this
mechanism
but
not
all
projectiles
will
necessarily
hit
a
target
at
max
range,
so
there
is
more
than
one
way
that
a
weapon
may
happen
to
do
less
damage
at
range.
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Also note
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Also note
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[quote]range = 262,[/quote]
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[quote]range = 262,[/quote]
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The corresponding definitions in the Spring engine:
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The corresponding definitions in the Spring engine:
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https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/develop/rts/Sim/Weapons/WeaponDef.cpp#L151-L154
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https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/develop/rts/Sim/Weapons/WeaponDef.cpp#L151-L154
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[quote]WEAPONTAG(bool, dynDamageInverted, damages.dynDamageInverted).defaultValue(false).description("If true the damage curve is inverted i.e. the weapon does more damage at greater ranges as opposed to less.");
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[quote]WEAPONTAG(bool, dynDamageInverted, damages.dynDamageInverted).defaultValue(false).description("If true the damage curve is inverted i.e. the weapon does more damage at greater ranges as opposed to less.");
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WEAPONTAG(float, dynDamageExp, damages.dynDamageExp).defaultValue(0.0f).description("Exponent of the range-dependent damage formula, the default of 0.0 disables dynamic damage, [b][u]1.0 means linear scaling[/u][/b] , 2.0 quadratic and so on.");
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WEAPONTAG(float, dynDamageExp, damages.dynDamageExp).defaultValue(0.0f).description("Exponent of the range-dependent damage formula, the default of 0.0 disables dynamic damage, [b][u]1.0 means linear scaling[/u][/b] , 2.0 quadratic and so on.");
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WEAPONTAG(float, dynDamageMin, damages.dynDamageMin).defaultValue(0.0f).description("The minimum floor value that range-dependent damage can drop to.");
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WEAPONTAG(float, dynDamageMin, damages.dynDamageMin).defaultValue(0.0f).description("The minimum floor value that range-dependent damage can drop to.");
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WEAPONTAG(float, dynDamageRange, damages.dynDamageRange).defaultValue(0.0f).description("If set to non-zero values the weapon will use this value in the range-dependant damage formula instead of the actual range.");[/quote]
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WEAPONTAG(float, dynDamageRange, damages.dynDamageRange).defaultValue(0.0f).description("If set to non-zero values the weapon will use this value in the range-dependant damage formula instead of the actual range.");[/quote]
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The actual function which applies these definitions seems to be
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The actual function which applies these definitions seems to be
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https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/develop/rts/Sim/Misc/DamageArray.cpp#L77
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https://github.com/spring/spring/blob/develop/rts/Sim/Misc/DamageArray.cpp#L77
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weapon falloff rate