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| ===== Artillery module ===== | ===== Artillery module ===== | ||
| - | [[:tmf:triggericon.png?nolink&}}|triggericon.png]] | + | {{:tmf:triggericon.png?nolink&64x64}} |
| Is a module to handle firing artillery onto one or more areas. | Is a module to handle firing artillery onto one or more areas. | ||
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| === Magazine === | === Magazine === | ||
| - | The round to fire. | + | The type of magazine (rounds) to fire. |
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| + | If the string itself doesn't correspond to a magazine held by the artillery unit it will fire whatever it has loaded. You can enter a vehicle and execute | ||
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| + | <code c++> | ||
| + | copyToClipboard str (magazines vehicle player) | ||
| + | </code>in the debug console to copy a list of the available magazines to your clipboard. | ||
| - | If the string itself doesn't correspond to a magazine held by the artillery unit it will fire whatever it has loaded. | ||
| ==== Setup ==== | ==== Setup ==== | ||