Ship-guardian - Revision history

Snail: should be in retail sexps.

2008-03-21T12:40:52Z

should be in retail sexps.

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	Note that if you use this as a tactic to keep plot-critical wingmen alive you will end up with a battlefield strewn with disabled fighters. If you dislike this, there are many ways to solve the problem in SCP (but you don't have many options in Retail). For example, you can use [[ship-subsys-guardian-threshold]] on the engines. If you want to limit a ship's combat capability once it is damaged (so that the player doesn't become too dependent on invulnerable wingmen), disable the ship's weapons when its hull is badly damaged using [[turret-lock]], [[lock-primary-weapon]] or [[lock-secondary-weapon]], or, for fighters, simply destroy the weapons subsystem.		Note that if you use this as a tactic to keep plot-critical wingmen alive you will end up with a battlefield strewn with disabled fighters. If you dislike this, there are many ways to solve the problem in SCP (but you don't have many options in Retail). For example, you can use [[ship-subsys-guardian-threshold]] on the engines. If you want to limit a ship's combat capability once it is damaged (so that the player doesn't become too dependent on invulnerable wingmen), disable the ship's weapons when its hull is badly damaged using [[turret-lock]], [[lock-primary-weapon]] or [[lock-secondary-weapon]], or, for fighters, simply destroy the weapons subsystem.

	[[Category:~~SCP~~ SEXPs]]		[[Category:Retail SEXPs]]

Mustang19: should be in SCP SEXPs category

2008-03-20T20:23:31Z

should be in SCP SEXPs category

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:23, 20 March 2008
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	Note that if you use this as a tactic to keep plot-critical wingmen alive you will end up with a battlefield strewn with disabled fighters. If you dislike this, there are many ways to solve the problem in SCP (but you don't have many options in Retail). For example, you can use [[ship-subsys-guardian-threshold]] on the engines. If you want to limit a ship's combat capability once it is damaged (so that the player doesn't become too dependent on invulnerable wingmen), disable the ship's weapons when its hull is badly damaged using [[turret-lock]], [[lock-primary-weapon]] or [[lock-secondary-weapon]], or, for fighters, simply destroy the weapons subsystem.		Note that if you use this as a tactic to keep plot-critical wingmen alive you will end up with a battlefield strewn with disabled fighters. If you dislike this, there are many ways to solve the problem in SCP (but you don't have many options in Retail). For example, you can use [[ship-subsys-guardian-threshold]] on the engines. If you want to limit a ship's combat capability once it is damaged (so that the player doesn't become too dependent on invulnerable wingmen), disable the ship's weapons when its hull is badly damaged using [[turret-lock]], [[lock-primary-weapon]] or [[lock-secondary-weapon]], or, for fighters, simply destroy the weapons subsystem.

	[[Category:~~Retail~~ SEXPs]]		[[Category:SCP SEXPs]]

Mustang19 at 22:56, 18 September 2007

2007-09-18T22:56:10Z

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	Allows ships to take damage but not be destroyed; their hull becomes invincible once it reaches 1%, although all other subsystems can still be damaged. This is useful for situations where the realistic effect of a ship being damaged is required, but the ship must also survive. Simply making a ship [[ship-invulnerable\|invulnerable]] once it goes below a certain hull strength is not as reliable, as the ship may be destroyed anyway if it takes too much damage too fast just as the invincibility is coming into effect. If you want to keep a ship's hull above a certain percent, use [[ship-guardian-threshold]].		Allows ships to take damage but not be destroyed; their hull becomes invincible once it reaches 1%, although all other subsystems can still be damaged. This is useful for situations where the realistic effect of a ship being damaged is required, but the ship must also survive. Simply making a ship [[ship-invulnerable\|invulnerable]] once it goes below a certain hull strength is not as reliable, as the ship may be destroyed anyway if it takes too much damage too fast just as the invincibility is coming into effect. If you want to keep a ship's hull above a certain percent, use [[ship-guardian-threshold]].

	Note that if you use this as a tactic to keep plot-critical wingmen alive you will end up with a battlefield strewn with disabled fighters. If you dislike this, there are many ways to solve the problem in SCP (but you don't have many options in Retail). For example, you can use [[ship-subsys-guardian-threshold]]. If you want to limit a ship's combat capability once it is damaged (so that the player doesn't become too dependent on invulnerable wingmen), disable the ship's weapons when its hull is badly damaged using [[turret-lock]], [[lock-primary-weapon]] or [[lock-secondary-weapon]], or, for fighters, simply destroy the weapons subsystem.		Note that if you use this as a tactic to keep plot-critical wingmen alive you will end up with a battlefield strewn with disabled fighters. If you dislike this, there are many ways to solve the problem in SCP (but you don't have many options in Retail). For example, you can use [[ship-subsys-guardian-threshold]] on the engines. If you want to limit a ship's combat capability once it is damaged (so that the player doesn't become too dependent on invulnerable wingmen), disable the ship's weapons when its hull is badly damaged using [[turret-lock]], [[lock-primary-weapon]] or [[lock-secondary-weapon]], or, for fighters, simply destroy the weapons subsystem.

	[[Category:Retail SEXPs]]		[[Category:Retail SEXPs]]

Mustang19 at 20:47, 13 September 2007

2007-09-13T20:47:22Z

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	==Comments==		==Comments==
	Allows ships to take damage, but not be destroyed. This is useful for situations where the realistic effect of a ship being damaged is required, but the ship must also survive.		Allows ships to take damage but not be destroyed; their hull becomes invincible once it reaches 1%, although all other subsystems can still be damaged. This is useful for situations where the realistic effect of a ship being damaged is required, but the ship must also survive. Simply making a ship [[ship-invulnerable\|invulnerable]] once it goes below a certain hull strength is not as reliable, as the ship may be destroyed anyway if it takes too much damage too fast just as the invincibility is coming into effect. If you want to keep a ship's hull above a certain percent, use [[ship-guardian-threshold]].

			Note that if you use this as a tactic to keep plot-critical wingmen alive you will end up with a battlefield strewn with disabled fighters. If you dislike this, there are many ways to solve the problem in SCP (but you don't have many options in Retail). For example, you can use [[ship-subsys-guardian-threshold]]. If you want to limit a ship's combat capability once it is damaged (so that the player doesn't become too dependent on invulnerable wingmen), disable the ship's weapons when its hull is badly damaged using [[turret-lock]], [[lock-primary-weapon]] or [[lock-secondary-weapon]], or, for fighters, simply destroy the weapons subsystem.

	[[Category:Retail SEXPs]]		[[Category:Retail SEXPs]]

Wanderer: categorized

2007-04-26T06:00:56Z

categorized

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:00, 26 April 2007
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	==Comments==		==Comments==
	Allows ships to take damage, but not be destroyed. This is useful for situations where the realistic effect of a ship being damaged is required, but the ship must also survive.		Allows ships to take damage, but not be destroyed. This is useful for situations where the realistic effect of a ship being damaged is required, but the ship must also survive.

			[[Category:Retail SEXPs]]

Blackdragon: New page: ship-guardian Causes the ships listed in this sexpression to not be killable by weapons. Use with caution!!!! Takes 1 or more arguments... 1+: Name of ships to mak...

2007-04-25T20:23:34Z

New page: ship-guardian Causes the ships listed in this sexpression to not be killable by weapons. Use with caution!!!! Takes 1 or more arguments... 1+: Name of ships to mak...

New page

ship-guardian
Causes the ships listed in this sexpression to not be killable by weapons. Use with caution!!!!

Takes 1 or more arguments...
1+: Name of ships to make unkillable.

==Comments==
Allows ships to take damage, but not be destroyed. This is useful for situations where the realistic effect of a ship being damaged is required, but the ship must also survive.