The xml for reference: http://xelerus.de/index.php?s=mod&id=1168
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1) aDDs with fireRate="2" (30 shots/sec) do not consume power (eg. LaLumiere Advanced Defence System in PDmod)
2) targetCriteria="s t mb" and targetCriteria="t mb" and targetCriteria="s t" are identical to targetCriteria="t" (eg. Gravitometric Repulsor Field Generator in PDmod)
3) aDDs firing a repeating weapon have a 1 tick delay on firing each shot after the first (firing on tick = t + 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc.) (eg. Longreach Duo in PDmod)
Also, what does ICX stand for? The best I've got is InterCeptorX or Integrated Countermeasures eXtension.
Three autoDefenceDevice bugs and the meaning of "ICX"
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I don't have much lore for the ICX line. I suspect it is an EI device, since it uses a laser cannon.
"ICX" is just a model number. "I" is for "interceptor"; "C" is for "computerized" (automated, as opposed to manual); "X" is "eXperimental".
Whichever subdivision created it could have other devices following a similar pattern:
"IC100" could be a marketed (non-experimental) version of the ICX.
"ACX" could be an "all-purpose" (anti-missile and anti-ship) defender.
Etc.
"ICX" is just a model number. "I" is for "interceptor"; "C" is for "computerized" (automated, as opposed to manual); "X" is "eXperimental".
Whichever subdivision created it could have other devices following a similar pattern:
"IC100" could be a marketed (non-experimental) version of the ICX.
"ACX" could be an "all-purpose" (anti-missile and anti-ship) defender.
Etc.
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I was thinking that was a different company.Atarlost wrote:If there's a more advanced Longreach already what makes the ICX eXperimental?
The ICX is an older model (hence not too powerful). At the time it may have been advanced, but that was a long time ago. [Maybe "experimental" is the wrong word. Maybe it was simply the first working version.]
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That works for me. Are you implying that the 10 is expressed as Roman numerals? Or are you proposing a name change?Atarlost wrote:Could be Interceptor, Computerized 10. 1-8 were prototypes that didn't work. 9 was a prototype that did. 10 is what hit the market.
The former.george moromisato wrote:That works for me. Are you implying that the 10 is expressed as Roman numerals? Or are you proposing a name change?Atarlost wrote:Could be Interceptor, Computerized 10. 1-8 were prototypes that didn't work. 9 was a prototype that did. 10 is what hit the market.
If we're looking at possible renaming I think I'd just call it an "Interceptor" as a model name. Other than this only NAMI uses short names on non-missiles that I can think of and even NAMI pairs them with names (eg. PK25 Morningstar)
Literally is the new Figuratively