Old Weapon Systems - Revision history

14bauhr at 10:18, 31 October 2021

2021-10-31T10:18:34Z

14bauhr at 13:32, 2 January 2021

2021-01-02T13:32:11Z

Crimson-Artist: removed from categories

2018-08-07T22:59:59Z

removed from categories

Crimson-Artist: added notice box and removed game mechanics navigator

2018-08-06T03:04:36Z

added notice box and removed game mechanics navigator

Crimson-Artist: Crimson-Artist moved page Weapon Systems to Old Weapon Systems: Page is for an outdated system and is being renamed.

2018-08-06T02:58:51Z

Crimson-Artist moved page Weapon Systems to Old Weapon Systems: Page is for an outdated system and is being renamed.

Valck: /* Tables */ diff of blockBehaviorConfig.xml shows no change in weapons behaviour between 0.199.253 and 0.199.654; updated version info to reflect that

2017-11-06T11:59:49Z

‎Tables: diff of blockBehaviorConfig.xml shows no change in weapons behaviour between 0.199.253 and 0.199.654; updated version info to reflect that

Crimson-Artist: added navigator

2017-04-05T23:04:17Z

added navigator

EmperorQ at 13:31, 30 October 2016

2016-10-30T13:31:02Z

Heillos: Added to weapons category.

2016-10-23T00:58:23Z

Added to weapons category.

Heillos at 05:34, 11 October 2016

2016-10-11T05:34:57Z

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 {{Ambox
   | type = notice
-  | text =  '''This page is for the Old Weapon systems prior to Version 0.201.126.'''
+  | text =  '''This page is for the Old Weapon systems prior to Version 0.201.126. For new weapon systems, see [[Weapons]]'''
   }}

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 [[File:Old_Weapon_Combos.png|thumb|right|An old chart displaying planned weapon combinations for StarMade v0.15; note the mention of Mine Layers.]]
-*A 5th weapon system, called the "Mine Layer", was originally planned<ref>https://twitter.com/star_made/status/431591890811506688</ref> as part of the Weapon System update of StarMade v0.15<ref>https://www.star-made.org/news/patch-day-starmade-0-15</ref> but was put on hold before the launch of that update<ref>https://starmadedock.net/threads/weapons-demonstration-news-and-discussion.971/#post-12628</ref>. It remains non-existent to this day, and should be considered indefinitely delayed, if not cancelled altogether.
+*A 5th weapon system, called the "Mine Layer", was originally planned<ref>https://twitter.com/star_made/status/431591890811506688</ref> as part of the Weapon System update of StarMade v0.15<ref>https://www.star-made.org/news/patch-day-starmade-0-15</ref> but was put on hold before the launch of that update<ref>https://starmadedock.net/threads/weapons-demonstration-news-and-discussion.971/#post-12628</ref>. Mines were later readded.
 **It was to lay free-floating mines that would explode upon contact with an entity, or after a certain amount of time had passed.
 ** Its property when used as a secondary system was to be "Delayed Action", giving the primary system time-based charging or delay functions. For example, the Damage Beam + Mine Layer combination was to allow the player to hold {{K|Attack}} to charge a more powerful shot.

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 Weapon Systems in StarMade are used to deal damage to entities, be they players, ships, stations or other. Successful combat depends on both correct design and utilization of weapon systems.
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 ==References==
 {{Reflist}}
 [[Category:Articles]]
 [[Category:Ship]]
 [[Category:Game Mechanics]]
 [[Category:Weapons]]

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 ==Tables==
 <blockquote>Values in this section may be subject to change. This disclaimer is here to mark which StarMade version this is in accordance with, in order to prevent misinformation.<br/>
-This section is up to date with: [https://www.star-made.org/news/starmade-v0-199-253-fog-of-war-and-display-block-upgrade StarMade v0.199.253, 9th October 2016].</blockquote> <!-- When updating this section, only change this disclaimer to the version used when you are confident it is fully updated (Heillos, 9/10/2016) -->
+This section is up to date with: [https://www.star-made.org/news/starmade-v0-199-654-exploit-fixes StarMade v0.199.654, 22nd August 2017].</blockquote> <!-- When updating this section, only change this disclaimer to the version used when you are confident it is fully updated (Heillos, 9/10/2016) -->
 ===Summary Table===

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 ==Construction==
-Each weapon system consists of a computer [[Linking|linked]] linked to at least 1 module of the same type ([[Cannon Computer]] with [[Cannon Barrel]], etc.). Weapon modules in a physically-contiguous grouping are considered one group, and will output 1 projectile (unless modified otherwise). Larger groups have a directly proportionate increase in damage output and power cost per firing of the weapon. Although several groups can be linked to one computer, the total power cost is increased by 10% for every subsequent group for cannons and beams, and by 2.5% for missiles. Damage pulse has no penalty for multiple groups linked to the same computer.
+Each weapon system consists of a computer [[Linking|linked]]  to at least 1 module of the same type ([[Cannon Computer]] with [[Cannon Barrel]], etc.). Weapon modules in a physically-contiguous grouping are considered one group, and will output 1 projectile (unless modified otherwise). Larger groups have a directly proportionate increase in damage output and power cost per firing of the weapon. Although several groups can be linked to one computer, the total power cost is increased by 10% for every subsequent group for cannons and beams, and by 2.5% for missiles. Damage pulse has no penalty for multiple groups linked to the same computer.
 In each group, one block is defined as the "output": the location from which projectiles are emitted. The output of a group can be changed by aiming at the desired block and pressing {{K|Activate Module}}. The text which appears while aiming at a block will read  "[R]: Make Output (CURRENT)" if that block is the current output for its group, and "[R]: Make Output" otherwise. The direction in which a weapon fires, relative to the ship it is on, depends on the orientation of the primary weapon computer. Because of this, players should be sure to place weapon computers in the default orientation unless they intend to make a weapon with non-standard characteristics (eg. vertical-launch missiles).

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