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Game Modes

2020-06-04T16:12:20Z

MonkeyNiples: spelling mistakes

== Gamemodes ==
There are currently nine gamemodes in Holdfast: NaW. They are Army Battlefield, Army Assault, Army Deathmatch, Army Conquest, Army Siege, Naval Battlefield, Coastal Siege, Naval Assault, and Melee Arena.

Each gamemode has specific features that makes it unique, and certain maps are only useable in some gamemodes.

== Gamemode Features ==
Each gamemode has a specific use/features.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Gamemode !! Usage !! Features
|-
| Army Siege || Siege || Adds in capturable points that will result in game victory.
|-
| Army Conquest || Point Capturing || Adds in capturable points that will add points, and add ticking points that lead to game victory.
|-
| Army Assault || Arcade Style || Allows player to respawn regularly and wear each other side down.
|-
| Army Battlefield || Linebattle || Typically one respawn, and is setup to do linebattle events.
|-
| Army Deathmatch || Deathmatch || Allows deathmatch playstyle.
|-
| Coastal Siege || Naval Siege || Allows for aquatic based siege.
|-
| Naval Assault || Arcade Style || Regular respaws allow for arcade style gameplay.
|-
| Naval Battlefield || Naval Events || Allows for two sides of ships to engage each other.
|-
| Melee Arena || Melee || Melee only in constrained maps for fast matches.
|}

== Gamemode Usable Maps ==
This list shows maps that can played on it's gamemode.
{| class="wikitable
|-
! Gamemode !! Usable Maps
|-
| Army Battlefield || Arendan River, Black Forest, Camp Salamanca, Canyon, Causeways, Cross Hills, Desert Ruins, Dutch Canals, Ernest Ridge, Fort Christina, Fort Pierre, Fort Salettes, Fort Schwarz, Fort Winston, King George, LamarshFen, Linburg, Sharpton, Spanish Farm, Ancient Plains, Desert Plains, Desert Plains (Small), Grassy Plains 1-3, Snowy Plains (Small), Snowy Plains 1-5, Tahir Desert, Training Grounds, South Sea Castle.
|-
| Army Assault || Arendan River, Black Forest, Camp Salamanca, Canyon, Causeways, Cross Hills, Desert Ruins, Dutch Canals, Ernest Ridge, Fort Christina, Fort Pierre, Fort Salettes, Fort Schwarz, Fort Winston, King George, LamarshFen, Linburg, Sharpton, Spanish Farm, Ancient Plains, Desert Plains, Desert Plains (Small), Grassy Plains 1-3, Snowy Plains (Small), Snowy Plains 1-5, Tahir Desert, Training Grounds, South Sea Castle.
|-
| Army Siege || Arendan River, Fort Christina, Fort Pierre, Fort Salettes, Fort Schwarz, Fort Winston, Highlands, Sharpton,
|-
| Army Conquest || Arendan River, Black Forest, Camp Salamanca, Canyon, Causeways, Cross Hills, Desert Ruins, Dutch Canals, Ernest Ridge, Fort Christina, Fort Pierre, Fort Salettes, Fort Schwarz, Fort Winston, King George, LamarshFen, Linburg, Sharpton, Spanish Farm, Ancient Plains, Desert Plains, Desert Plains (Small), Grassy Plains 1-3, Snowy Plains (Small), Snowy Plains 1-5, Tahir Desert, Training Grounds.
|-
| Army Deathmatch || Arendan River, Black Forest, Camp Salamanca, Canyon, Causeways, Cross Hills, Desert Ruins, Dutch Canals, Ernest Ridge, Fort Christina, Fort Pierre, Fort Salettes, Fort Schwarz, Fort Winston, King George, LamarshFen, Linburg, Sharpton, Spanish Farm, Ancient Plains, Desert Plains, Desert Plains (Small), Grassy Plains 1-3, Snowy Plains (Small), Snowy Plains 1-5, Tahir Desert, Training Grounds, South Sea Castle.
|-
| Naval Battlefield || Caribbean, Harouti Islands, Martello Tower, Open Waters.
|-
| Naval Assault || Caribbean, Harouti Islands, Martello Tower, Open Waters.
|-
| Coastal Siege || Balamor Bay, Fort Imperial, Martello Tower, South Sea Castle.
|-
| Melee Arena || Canyon, Castle Arena, Fort Arena, Garrison Arena, Palisade Arena, Sacred Arena, Watchtower Arena.
|}

Spawnable Props

2020-04-25T18:14:04Z

MonkeyNiples: fixed the bluescreen greenscreen being inversed

There are many spawnable props that server admins can add to maps using the instructions in [[Server_Configuration#Artillery_.26_Other_Props|Server Configuration]]. The text in '''Bold''' in the galleries below is the Enum for the configuration files.

Updated as of version [[Game_Version_0.3X#0.34|0.34]]

==Artillery==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:Cannon_24Pdr_Large.jpg|'''Cannon_24Pdr'''<br /> 24 Pounder Cannon|alt=Cannon_24Pdr
File:Cannon_9PDRFieldGun_Destruction1_Large.jpg|'''Cannon_9PDRFieldGun_Destruction1'''<br /> A destroyed 9 Pounder|alt=Cannon_9PDRFieldGun_Destruction1
File:Cannon4PDR_Large.jpg|'''Cannon4PDR'''<br /> 4 Pounder Cannon|alt=Cannon4PDR
File:Cannon6PDR_Large.jpg|'''Cannon6PDR'''<br /> 6 Pounder Cannon|alt=Cannon6PDR
File:CannonAmmoboxLarge_Large.jpg|'''CannonAmmoboxLarge'''<br /> Large cannon ammo box containing round and grape (Fixed)|alt=CannonAmmoboxLarge
File:CannonAmmoboxLargeMoveable_Large.jpg|'''CannonAmmoboxLargeMoveable'''<br /> Large cannon ammo box containing round and grape (Moveable)|alt=CannonAmmoboxLargeMoveable
File:CannonAmmoboxSmall_Large.jpg|'''CannonAmmoboxSmall'''<br /> Small cannon ammo box containing grape (Fixed)|alt=CannonAmmoboxSmall
File:CannonAmmoboxSmallMoveable_Large.jpg|'''CannonAmmoboxSmallMoveable'''<br /> Small cannon ammo box containing grape (Moveable)|alt=CannonAmmoboxSmallMoveable
File:CannonFieldGun9PDR_Large.jpg|'''CannonFieldGun9PDR'''<br /> 9 Pounder Cannon (Fixed)|alt=CannonFieldGun9PDR
File:CannonFieldGun9PDRMoveable_Large.jpg|'''CannonFieldGun9PDRMoveable'''<br /> 9 Pounder Cannon (Moveable)|alt=CannonFieldGun9PDRMoveable
File:Carronade_Large.jpg|'''Carronade'''<br /> Carronade: Short naval cannon|alt=Carronade
File:Carronade_RotatingCannonCarriage1_Large.jpg|'''Carronade_RotatingCannonCarriage1'''<br /> Carronade on rotating carriage|alt=Carronade_RotatingCannonCarriage1
File:CoastalCannon_36Pdr_French_Large.jpg|'''CoastalCannon_36Pdr_French'''<br /> 36 Pounder coastal cannon|alt=CoastalCannon_36Pdr_French
File:Mortar_Large.jpg|'''Mortar'''<br /> Mortar|alt=Mortar
File:Rocket_Large.jpg|'''Rocket'''<br /> Rocket frame|alt=Rocket
File:RocketAmmoboxMoveable_Large.jpg|'''RocketAmmoboxMoveable'''<br /> Stack of rockets|alt=RocketAmmoboxMoveable
File:Swivelgun_Large.jpg|'''Swivelgun'''<br /> A swivel gun with no mount|alt=Swivelgun
File:Swivlegun_Stand_Large.jpg|'''Swivlegun_Stand'''<br /> Swivel gun mounted on a stand|alt=Swivlegun_Stand
</gallery>
==Small Buildings==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:GuardBorder_1_Large.jpg|'''GuardBorder_1'''<br /> Guard post barrier|alt=GuardBorder_1
File:GuardHouse_1_Large.jpg|'''GuardHouse_1'''<br /> Guard post hut|alt=GuardHouse_1
File:HuntingHut_Large.jpg|'''HuntingHut'''<br /> A hunting hut|alt=HuntingHut
File:Outhouse_Large.jpg|'''Outhouse'''<br /> An outhouse|alt=Outhouse
File:Pidgeoncoop_Large.jpg|'''Pidgeoncoop'''<br /> Pidgeon coop|alt=Pidgeoncoop
File:Shipyard_Hut_Large.jpg|'''Shipyard_Hut'''<br /> A shipyard hut|alt=Shipyard_Hut
File:Spain_Barn_Large.jpg|'''Spain_Barn'''<br /> Low Spanish barn|alt=Spain_Barn
File:TentLarge1_Large.jpg|'''TentLarge1'''<br /> Large closed tent|alt=TentLarge1
File:TentLarge2_Large.jpg|'''TentLarge2'''<br /> Large open tent|alt=TentLarge2
File:TentSmall1_Large.jpg|'''TentSmall1'''<br /> Small half open tent, no stakes|alt=TentSmall1
File:TentSmall2_Large.jpg|'''TentSmall2'''<br /> Small closed tent|alt=TentSmall2
File:TentSmall3_Large.jpg|'''TentSmall3'''<br /> Small half open tent, stakes|alt=TentSmall3
</gallery>
==Large Buildings==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:Barn_Dutch1_Large.jpg|'''Barn_Dutch1'''<br /> A fully built barn|alt=Barn_Dutch1
File:Barn1_Brittany_Broken_Large.jpg|'''Barn1_Brittany_Broken'''<br /> Broken barn|alt=Barn1_Brittany_Broken
File:Blockhouse_Large.jpg|'''Blockhouse'''<br /> A blockhouse fortification|alt=Blockhouse
File:Church_Brittany_Large.jpg|'''Church_Brittany'''<br /> The church (as feautred in [[Maps: Training Grounds|Training Grounds]] and [[Maps: Canyon|Canyon]])|alt=Church_Brittany
File:House_Dutch1_Large.jpg|'''House_Dutch1'''<br /> Dutch house variant 1|alt=House_Dutch1
File:House_Dutch2_Kitchen_Large.jpg|'''House_Dutch2_Kitchen'''<br /> Dutch house variant 2 (kitchen)|alt=House_Dutch2_Kitchen
File:House_Dutch3_Large.jpg|'''House_Dutch3'''<br /> Dutch house variant 3A|alt=House_Dutch3
File:House_Dutch3_2_Large.jpg|'''House_Dutch3_2'''<br /> Dutch house variant 3B|alt=House_Dutch3_2
File:House_Dutch3_3_Large.jpg|'''House_Dutch3_3'''<br /> Dutch house variant 3C|alt=House_Dutch3_3
File:House_Dutch4_Watermill_Large.jpg|'''House_Dutch4_Watermill'''<br /> Dutch house variant 4 (Water Mill)|alt=House_Dutch4_Watermill
File:House1_Brittany_Large.jpg|'''House1_Brittany'''<br /> Brittany house variant 1 (Tiles)|alt=House1_Brittany
File:House1v2_Brittany_Large.jpg|'''House1v2_Brittany'''<br /> Brittany house variant 1 (Shingles)|alt=House1v2_Brittany
File:House2_Brittany_Large.jpg|'''House2_Brittany'''<br /> Brittany house variant 2 (Tiles)|alt=House2_Brittany
File:House2v2_Brittany_Large.jpg|'''House2v2_Brittany'''<br /> Brittany house variant 2 (Shingles)|alt=House2v2_Brittany
File:House3_Brittany_Large.jpg|'''House3_Brittany'''<br /> Brittany house variant 3 (Tiles)|alt=House3_Brittany
File:House4_Brittany_Large.jpg|'''House4_Brittany'''<br /> Brittany house variant 4 (Tiles)|alt=House4_Brittany
File:Spain_House1_Large.jpg|'''Spain_House1'''<br /> Spanish house variant 1|alt=Spain_House1
File:Spain_House2_Large.jpg|'''Spain_House2'''<br /> Spanish house variant 2|alt=Spain_House2
File:StAugustine_House3_Large.jpg|'''StAugustine_House3'''<br /> St Augustine house variant 1|alt=StAugustine_House3
File:StAugustine_House6_Large.jpg|'''StAugustine_House6'''<br /> St Augustine house variant 2|alt=StAugustine_House6
</gallery>
==Structures & Ruins==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:Bridge_Large.jpg|'''Bridge'''<br /> Stone bridge|alt=Bridge
File:Bridge_Destroyed_Large.jpg|'''Bridge_Destroyed'''<br /> Destroyed stone bridge|alt=Bridge_Destroyed
File:Church_Brittany1_Entrance_Large.jpg|'''Church_Brittany1_Entrance'''<br /> Church entrance|alt=Church_Brittany1_Entrance
File:Church_Brittany1_Platform_Large.jpg|'''Church_Brittany1_Platform'''<br /> Parade ground (fits against Church)|alt=Church_Brittany1_Platform
File:Fence1_Pillar_Large.jpg|'''Fence1_Pillar'''<br /> Green wooden fence post|alt=Fence1_Pillar
File:Fence1_Straight_Large.jpg|'''Fence1_Straight'''<br /> Freen wooden fence panel|alt=Fence1_Straight
File:FencingWallVines3_Large.jpg|'''FencingWallVines3'''<br /> Vine covered low stone wall|alt=FencingWallVines3
File:FencingWallVines3_Gateway_Large.jpg|'''FencingWallVines3_Gateway'''<br /> Gate for low stone wall|alt=FencingWallVines3_Gateway
File:FieldWall_Large.jpg|'''FieldWall'''<br /> A square wall to surround a field|alt=FieldWall
File:FortNapoleonTower1811_Large.jpg|'''FortNapoleonTower1811'''<br /> A tower from Fort Napoleon|alt=FortNapoleonTower1811
File:Lighthouse_Large.jpg|'''Lighthouse'''<br /> Lighthouse|alt=Lighthouse
File:MartelloTower_Large.jpg|'''MartelloTower'''<br /> Martello Tower|alt=MartelloTower
File:MartelloTower_Cannon_Large.jpg|'''MartelloTower_Cannon'''<br /> Martello Tower Cannon|alt=MartelloTower_Cannon
File:MartelloTower_Defence_Large.jpg|'''MartelloTower_Defence'''<br /> Martello Tower defensive structures|alt=MartelloTower_Defence
File:National_Gate_Large.jpg|'''National_Gate'''<br /> National Gate|alt=National_Gate
File:Ruins_AqeductRuin_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_AqeductRuin'''<br /> Aqueduct Ruine Piece variant 1|alt=Ruins_AqeductRuin
File:Ruins_AqeductRuinPiece3_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_AqeductRuinPiece3'''<br /> Aqueduct Ruine Piece variant 2|alt=Ruins_AqeductRuinPiece3
File:Ruins_AqeductRuinPiece4_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_AqeductRuinPiece4'''<br /> Aqueduct Ruine Piece variant 3|alt=Ruins_AqeductRuinPiece4
File:Ruins_Bathouse1_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Bathouse1'''<br /> Ruined bathhouse|alt=Ruins_Bathouse1
File:Ruins_CityWall1_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_CityWall1'''<br /> Ruined city walls variant 1|alt=Ruins_CityWall1
File:Ruins_CityWall2_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_CityWall2'''<br /> Ruined city walls variant 2|alt=Ruins_CityWall2
File:Ruins_Coloumn5_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Coloumn5'''<br /> Stone column complete|alt=Ruins_Coloumn5
File:Ruins_Coloumn7_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Coloumn7'''<br /> Stone column base|alt=Ruins_Coloumn7
File:Ruins_TempleRound_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_TempleRound'''<br /> Round ruined temple (as seen in [[Maps: Egypt|Tahir Desert]])|alt=Ruins_TempleRound
File:Ruins_TempleRoundPiece_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_TempleRoundPiece'''<br /> Top of ruined temple|alt=Ruins_TempleRoundPiece
File:Ruins_Theater_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Theater'''<br /> Outer walls of ruined temple (as seen in [[Maps: Egypt|Tahir Desert]])|alt=Ruins_Theater
File:Ruins_Wall1_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Wall1'''<br /> Ruined walls, variant 1|alt=Ruins_Wall1
File:Ruins_Wall2_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Wall2'''<br /> Ruined walls, variant 2|alt=Ruins_Wall2
File:Ruins_Wall4_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Wall4'''<br /> Ruined walls, variant 4|alt=Ruins_Wall4
File:Ruins_Wall7_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Wall7'''<br /> Ruined walls, variant 7|alt=Ruins_Wall7
File:Ruins_Wall9_Large.jpg|'''Ruins_Wall9'''<br /> Ruined walls, variant 9|alt=Ruins_Wall9
File:ShipRamp_Large.jpg|'''ShipRamp'''<br /> A log ship tamp|alt=ShipRamp
File:WalledCity_Gate_Large.jpg|'''WalledCity_Gate'''<br /> Gate for a walled town|alt=WalledCity_Gate
File:WalledCity_StraightWall_Large.jpg|'''WalledCity_StraightWall'''<br /> Walls for walled town|alt=WalledCity_StraightWall
File:Well_Large_Large.jpg|'''Well_Large'''<br /> A large well|alt=Well_Large
File:Windmill1_Large.jpg|'''Windmill1'''<br /> Round windmill|alt=Windmill1
File:Windmill1_Base_Large.jpg|'''Windmill1_Base'''<br /> Round windmill base|alt=Windmill1_Base
File:Windmill2_Large.jpg|'''Windmill2'''<br /> Square windmill|alt=Windmill2
File:Wooden_Fence1_Large.jpg|'''Wooden_Fence1'''<br /> Small wooden fence|alt=Wooden_Fence1
</gallery>
==Emplacements & Accessories==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:ChevauxDeFriseLarge_Large.jpg|'''ChevauxDeFriseLarge'''<br /> Large Chevaux De Frise|alt=ChevauxDeFriseLarge
File:ChevauxDeFriseSmall_Large.jpg|'''ChevauxDeFriseSmall'''<br /> Small Chevaux De Frise|alt=ChevauxDeFriseSmall
File:Earthworks_Large.jpg|'''Earthworks'''<br /> Earthworks with sandbags|alt=Earthworks
File:Gabion_Large.jpg|'''Gabion'''<br /> Gabion|alt=Gabion
File:InfantrySpikes_Large.jpg|'''InfantrySpikes'''<br /> Infantry spikes|alt=InfantrySpikes
File:LadderLong_Large.jpg|'''LadderLong'''<br /> Long ladder|alt=LadderLong
File:LadderShort_Large.jpg|'''LadderShort'''<br /> Short ladder|alt=LadderShort
File:PalisadeGate_Large.jpg|'''PalisadeGate'''<br /> Palisade gate|alt=PalisadeGate
File:PalisadeShootHole_Large.jpg|'''PalisadeShootHole'''<br /> Palisade wall with shooter hole|alt=PalisadeShootHole
File:PalisadeSimple_Large.jpg|'''PalisadeSimple'''<br /> High palisade wall|alt=PalisadeSimple
File:PalisadeWall_Large.jpg|'''PalisadeWall'''<br /> Low palisade wall|alt=PalisadeWall
File:PierGroup_Destruction_Large.jpg|'''PierGroup_Destruction'''<br /> Large raised pier|alt=PierGroup_Destruction
File:PlatformLong_Large.jpg|'''PlatformLong'''<br /> Large wooden platform|alt=PlatformLong
File:PlatformShort_Large.jpg|'''PlatformShort'''<br /> Small wooden platform|alt=PlatformShort
File:Sandbags_Large.jpg|'''Sandbags'''<br /> Sandbags|alt=Sandbags
File:ShootingPlatform_Large.jpg|'''ShootingPlatform'''<br /> Shooting platform|alt=ShootingPlatform
File:TargetDummy_Large.jpg|'''TargetDummy'''<br /> Target dummy|alt=TargetDummy
File:TowerStaircase_Large.jpg|'''TowerStaircase'''<br /> Wooden tower with stairs|alt=TowerStaircase
File:WickerWall_Group1_1_Large.jpg|'''WickerWall_Group1_1'''<br /> A wall of Gabions|alt=WickerWall_Group1_1
</gallery>
==Decorations==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:BarrelCollection_Group_Large.jpg|'''BarrelCollection_Group'''<br /> Barrels variant 1|alt=BarrelCollection_Group
File:BarrelStack_Group_Large.jpg|'''BarrelStack_Group'''<br /> Barrels variant 2|alt=BarrelStack_Group
File:Campfire_Large.jpg|'''Campfire'''<br /> Campfire|alt=Campfire
File:Carpet1_Large.jpg|'''Carpet1'''<br /> Carpet|alt=Carpet1
File:CartBale_Group_Large.jpg|'''CartBale_Group'''<br /> A cart with bales and a scythe|alt=CartBale_Group
File:Christian_Cross_2_SeperateBase_Large.jpg|'''Christian_Cross_2_SeperateBase'''<br /> A decorative cross|alt=Christian_Cross_2_SeperateBase
File:CiderPress_Group_Large.jpg|'''CiderPress_Group'''<br /> A cider press|alt=CiderPress_Group
File:CrateBarrelStack_Group_Large.jpg|'''CrateBarrelStack_Group'''<br /> Barrels and crates|alt=CrateBarrelStack_Group
File:Crates_Group_Large.jpg|'''Crates_Group'''<br /> Crates variant 1|alt=Crates_Group
File:CratesLeaningAtWallStack_Group_Large.jpg|'''CratesLeaningAtWallStack_Group'''<br /> Crates variant 2, leaning against a wall|alt=CratesLeaningAtWallStack_Group
File:Fire_Wall_W_Smoke_Large.jpg|'''Fire_Wall_W_Smoke'''<br /> Large fire with smoke|alt=Fire_Wall_W_Smoke
File:FirewoodHacking_Group_Large.jpg|'''FirewoodHacking_Group'''<br /> Firewood, stump, and axe|alt=FirewoodHacking_Group
File:Firewoodstack2_Group_Large.jpg|'''Firewoodstack2_Group'''<br /> Piles of firewood|alt=Firewoodstack2_Group
File:FlagBritish_Large.jpg|'''FlagBritish'''<br /> British Flag|alt=FlagBritish
File:FlagFrench_Large.jpg|'''FlagFrench'''<br /> French Flag|alt=FlagFrench
File:FlagPrussian_Large.jpg|'''FlagPrussian'''<br /> Prussian Flag|alt=FlagPrussian
File:Furnace1_Large.jpg|'''Furnace1'''<br /> Small furnace|alt=Furnace1
File:GrainSlide_Large.jpg|'''GrainSlide'''<br /> A grain slide|alt=GrainSlide
File:Lantern1_Large.jpg|'''Lantern1'''<br /> Lantern, hanging from rope|alt=Lantern1
File:Lantern2_Large.jpg|'''Lantern2'''<br /> Lantern, standing|alt=Lantern2
File:LanternHanging_Large.jpg|'''LanternHanging'''<br /> Lantern, hanging from beam|alt=LanternHanging
File:Prop_Shrine1_Large.jpg|'''Prop_Shrine1'''<br /> A small shrine|alt=Prop_Shrine1
File:Prop_Well1_Large.jpg|'''Prop_Well1'''<br /> Well well well, what do we have here|alt=Prop_Well1
File:Slow_Fire_W_Smoke_Large.jpg|'''Slow_Fire_W_Smoke'''<br /> Small fire with smoke|alt=Slow_Fire_W_Smoke
File:WheatBaleStack_Group_Large.jpg|'''WheatBaleStack_Group'''<br /> Bales of wheat|alt=WheatBaleStack_Group
File:WheelBarrow_Group_Large.jpg|'''WheelBarrow_Group'''<br /> Wheelbarrow with assorted props|alt=WheelBarrow_Group
File:WoodStack_Group_Large.jpg|'''WoodStack_Group'''<br /> Stack of timber, variant 1|alt=WoodStack_Group
File:WoodStack2_Group_Large.jpg|'''WoodStack2_Group'''<br /> Stack of timber, variant 2|alt=WoodStack2_Group
File:WoodWorkStack_Group_Large.jpg|'''WoodWorkStack_Group'''<br /> Stack of timber, variant 3|alt=WoodWorkStack_Group
File:MusketStack_Large.jpg|'''MusketStack'''<br /> A stack of muskets|alt=MusketStack
File:CrateLong_Red_Large.jpg|'''CrateLong_Red'''<br /> Red crate|alt=CrateLong_Red
File:CrateLong_Brown_Large.jpg|'''CrateLong_Brown'''<br /> Brown crate|alt=CrateLong_Brown
</gallery>
==Furniture==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:Bench_Large.jpg|'''Bench'''<br /> Bench|alt=Bench
File:Chair1_Large.jpg|'''Chair1'''<br /> Chair variant 1|alt=Chair1
File:Chair2_Large.jpg|'''Chair2'''<br /> Chair variant 2|alt=Chair2
File:Chair3_Large.jpg|'''Chair3'''<br /> Chair variant 3|alt=Chair3
File:Chair4_Large.jpg|'''Chair4'''<br /> Chair variant 4|alt=Chair4
File:Furniture1_Large.jpg|'''Furniture1'''<br /> Glass cabinet|alt=Furniture1
File:Furniture2_Large.jpg|'''Furniture2'''<br /> Chest of drawers, open|alt=Furniture2
File:Furniture4_Large.jpg|'''Furniture4'''<br /> Wardrobe|alt=Furniture4
File:Furniture5_Large.jpg|'''Furniture5'''<br /> Sprit cabinet|alt=Furniture5
File:Furniture6_Large.jpg|'''Furniture6'''<br /> Chest of drawers, closed|alt=Furniture6
File:Grandfather_Clock_Large.jpg|'''Grandfather_Clock'''<br /> Grandfather clock|alt=Grandfather_Clock
File:Piano1_Large.jpg|'''Piano1'''<br /> Piano 1|alt=Piano1
File:Piano2_Large.jpg|'''Piano2'''<br /> Piano 2|alt=Piano2
File:Table_1_Large.jpg|'''Table_1'''<br /> Wooden table|alt=Table_1
</gallery>
==Trees==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare2_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare2'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare2
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare3_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare3'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Bare3
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Broken_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Broken'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Broken
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young2_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young2'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young2
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young3_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young3'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop_Young3
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop2_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop2'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop2
File:AlaskaCedar_Desktop3_Large.jpg|'''AlaskaCedar_Desktop3'''<br /> A tree|alt=AlaskaCedar_Desktop3
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Bare_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Bare'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Bare
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Bare2_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Bare2'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Bare2
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter_Broken1_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter_Broken1'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter_Broken1
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter2_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter2'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter2
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter3_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter3'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop_Winter3
File:Blue_Spruce_Desktop2_Large.jpg|'''Blue_Spruce_Desktop2'''<br /> A tree|alt=Blue_Spruce_Desktop2
File:BostonFern_Low_Large.jpg|'''BostonFern_Low'''<br /> A tree|alt=BostonFern_Low
File:BostonFern_Low_NoFiddleHead_Large.jpg|'''BostonFern_Low_NoFiddleHead'''<br /> A tree|alt=BostonFern_Low_NoFiddleHead
File:Cattail_Desktop_Large.jpg|'''Cattail_Desktop'''<br /> A tree|alt=Cattail_Desktop
File:Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_Large.jpg|'''Cattail_Desktop_Cluster'''<br /> A tree|alt=Cattail_Desktop_Cluster
File:Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_Full_Large.jpg|'''Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_Full'''<br /> A tree|alt=Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_Full
File:Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_Winter_Large.jpg|'''Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_Winter'''<br /> A tree|alt=Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_Winter
File:Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_WinterV4_Large.jpg|'''Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_WinterV4'''<br /> A tree|alt=Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_WinterV4
File:Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_WinterV4_Snowy_Large.jpg|'''Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_WinterV4_Snowy'''<br /> A tree|alt=Cattail_Desktop_Cluster_WinterV4_Snowy
File:DeadTrunk4_Large.jpg|'''DeadTrunk4'''<br /> A tree|alt=DeadTrunk4
File:DeadTrunk5_Large.jpg|'''DeadTrunk5'''<br /> A tree|alt=DeadTrunk5
File:DeadTrunk6_Large.jpg|'''DeadTrunk6'''<br /> A tree|alt=DeadTrunk6
File:Peach_Small1_Large.jpg|'''Peach_Small1'''<br /> A tree|alt=Peach_Small1
File:Peach_Small2_Large.jpg|'''Peach_Small2'''<br /> A tree|alt=Peach_Small2
File:ScotsPine_Broken2_Dirt_Large.jpg|'''ScotsPine_Broken2_Dirt'''<br /> A tree|alt=ScotsPine_Broken2_Dirt
File:ScotsPine_Desktop_Large.jpg|'''ScotsPine_Desktop'''<br /> A tree|alt=ScotsPine_Desktop
File:ScotsPine_Desktop_Bare_Large.jpg|'''ScotsPine_Desktop_Bare'''<br /> A tree|alt=ScotsPine_Desktop_Bare
File:White_Oak_Desktop_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop
File:White_Oak_Desktop_Young_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop_Young'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop_Young
File:White_Oak_Desktop_Young_Broken2_Dirt_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop_Young_Broken2_Dirt'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop_Young_Broken2_Dirt
File:White_Oak_Desktop_Young2_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop_Young2'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop_Young2
File:White_Oak_Desktop_Young3_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop_Young3'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop_Young3
File:White_Oak_Desktop_Young3_LightYellow_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop_Young3_LightYellow'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop_Young3_LightYellow
File:White_Oak_Desktop2_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop2'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop2
File:White_Oak_Desktop2_LightYellow_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop2_LightYellow'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop2_LightYellow
File:White_Oak_Desktop2_Yellow_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop2_Yellow'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop2_Yellow
File:White_Oak_Desktop3_Large.jpg|'''White_Oak_Desktop3'''<br /> A tree|alt=White_Oak_Desktop3
File:Palmetto_1_Large.jpg|'''Palmetto_1'''<br /> A palm tree|alt=Palmetto_1
File:Palmetto_2_Large.jpg|'''Palmetto_2'''<br /> Also a palm tree|alt=Palmetto_2
File:CoconutPalm_1_Large.jpg|'''CoconutPalm_1'''<br /> A coconut tree|alt=CoconutPalm_1
File:CoconutPalm_2_Large.jpg|'''CoconutPalm_2'''<br /> A leaning coconut tree|alt=CoconutPalm_2
</gallery>
==Plants==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:Azalea_Dead1_Large.jpg|'''Azalea_Dead1'''<br /> Low plants|alt=Azalea_Dead1
File:Azalea_Flowers_Pink_Low_Large.jpg|'''Azalea_Flowers_Pink_Low'''<br /> Low plants|alt=Azalea_Flowers_Pink_Low
File:Azalea_Flowers_White_Low_Large.jpg|'''Azalea_Flowers_White_Low'''<br /> Low plants|alt=Azalea_Flowers_White_Low
File:Azalea_Low_Large.jpg|'''Azalea_Low'''<br /> Low plants|alt=Azalea_Low
File:AzaleaPatch_Dead1_Large.jpg|'''AzaleaPatch_Dead1'''<br /> Low plants|alt=AzaleaPatch_Dead1
File:AzaleaPatch_Flowers_Low_Large.jpg|'''AzaleaPatch_Flowers_Low'''<br /> Low plants|alt=AzaleaPatch_Flowers_Low
File:AzaleaPatch_Low_Large.jpg|'''AzaleaPatch_Low'''<br /> Low plants|alt=AzaleaPatch_Low
File:FalseSpirea_Cluster_Low_Large.jpg|'''FalseSpirea_Cluster_Low'''<br /> Low plants|alt=FalseSpirea_Cluster_Low
File:FalseSpirea_Low_Large.jpg|'''FalseSpirea_Low'''<br /> Low plants|alt=FalseSpirea_Low
File:HedgeTall_Large.jpg|'''HedgeTall'''<br /> A hedge|alt=HedgeTall
</gallery>
==Terrain==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:Rock_Group_09_Large.jpg|'''Rock_Group_09'''<br /> Rocks|alt=Rock_Group_09
File:Rock_Group_12_Large.jpg|'''Rock_Group_12'''<br /> Rocks|alt=Rock_Group_12
File:Rock_Group_13_Large.jpg|'''Rock_Group_13'''<br /> Rocks|alt=Rock_Group_13
File:Rock_Group_21_Large.jpg|'''Rock_Group_21'''<br /> Rocks|alt=Rock_Group_21
File:Rock_Group_22_Large.jpg|'''Rock_Group_22'''<br /> Rocks|alt=Rock_Group_22
File:SandstoneRock_Group_09_Large.jpg|'''SandstoneRock_Group_09'''<br /> Rocks|alt=SandstoneRock_Group_09
File:SandstoneRock_Group_12_Large.jpg|'''SandstoneRock_Group_12'''<br /> Rocks|alt=SandstoneRock_Group_12
File:SandstoneRock_Group_13_Large.jpg|'''SandstoneRock_Group_13'''<br /> Rocks|alt=SandstoneRock_Group_13
File:SandstoneRock_Group_21_Large.jpg|'''SandstoneRock_Group_21'''<br /> Rocks|alt=SandstoneRock_Group_21
File:SandstoneRock_Group_22_Large.jpg|'''SandstoneRock_Group_22'''<br /> Rocks|alt=SandstoneRock_Group_22
</gallery>
==Particle Effects==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:ButterFly_Particles_Large.jpg|'''ButterFly_Particles'''<br /> White Butterflies|alt=ButterFly_Particles
File:Flie_Particles_Large.jpg|'''Flie_Particles'''<br /> Flies|alt=Flie_Particles
File:Leaves_Large.jpg|'''Leaves'''<br /> Leaves|alt=Leaves
File:PurpleButterFly_Particles_Large.jpg|'''PurpleButterFly_Particles'''<br /> Purple Butterflies|alt=PurpleButterFly_Particles
File:RedButterFly_Particles_Large.jpg|'''RedButterFly_Particles'''<br /> Red Butterflies|alt=RedButterFly_Particles
</gallery>
==Miscellaneous==
<gallery mode=nolines widths=240px heights=240px>
File:Church_Doors_Large.jpg|'''Church_Doors'''<br /> Church doors|alt=Church_Doors
File:Door1_Large.jpg|'''Door1'''<br /> Building door|alt=Door1
File:Fort_Doors2_Large.jpg|'''Fort_Doors2'''<br /> Fort doors|alt=Fort_Doors2
File:Fort_Salettes_Large.jpg|'''Fort_Salettes'''<br /> Fort Salettes. Seriously.|alt=Fort_Salettes
File:Fort_Winston_Large.jpg|'''Fort_Winston'''<br /> Fort Winston|alt=Fort_Winston
File:FortChristiana_Large.jpg|'''FortChristiana'''<br /> Fort Christiana|alt=FortChristiana
File:Ladder_Usable_Large.jpg|'''Ladder_Usable'''<br /> A useable ladder|alt=Ladder_Usable
File:Lanternbox_Large.jpg|'''Lanternbox'''<br /> A Lantern Box (Fixed)|alt=Lanternbox
File:LanternboxMoveable_Large.jpg|'''LanternboxMoveable'''<br /> A Lantern Box (Moveable)|alt=LanternboxMoveable
File:PlayerCollision_Large.jpg|'''PlayerCollision'''<br /> This is an invisible collision wall|alt=PlayerCollision
File:ShipCollision_Large.jpg|'''ShipCollision'''<br /> A long wooden wall|alt=ShipCollision
File:SouthSeaCastle_Large.jpg|'''SouthSeaCastle'''<br /> South sea castle|alt=SouthSeaCastle
File:Spyglassbox_Large.jpg|'''Spyglassbox'''<br /> Spyglass box (Fixed)|alt=Spyglassbox
File:SpyglassboxMoveable_Large.jpg|'''SpyglassboxMoveable'''<br /> Spyglass box (Moveable)|alt=SpyglassboxMoveable
File:Greenscreen_Large.jpg|'''Greenscreen'''<br /> A large greenscreen for chroma keying|alt=Greenscreen
File:Bluescreen_Large.jpg|'''Bluescreen'''<br /> A large bluescreen for chroma keying|alt=Bluescreen
</gallery>
==Changelog==
===[[Game_Version_0.3X#0.35|Version 0.35]]===
Added:
* Palmetto_1
* Palmetto_2
* CoconutPalm_1
* CoconutPalm_2
* MusketStack
* CrateLong_Red
* CrateLong_Brown
* Greenscreen
* Bluescreen

Artillery

2020-02-08T17:15:07Z

MonkeyNiples: Grammar 2 correction boogaloo

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Ammunition types</h1>
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]
[[File:RocketStackInsides.jpg|thumb|A rocket stack with Long-range and Short-range rockets]]
There are 4 types of ammunition (not including chain shots in naval combat) and they each have their uses.
<h2>Round Shot</h2>
Often called the cannonball this ammunition is used in cannons and mortars.<br>
The most commonly used type of ammunition is the round shot, this is a solid iron ball used mostly for long-range to medium-range combat. <br>
This ammunition is almost always used in line battles, it has the potential to wipe out entire lines due to the shot being able to '''pierce''' players and defenses.<br>
This ammunition can destroy sapper built defenses and enemy artillery, if it strikes upon a loaded artillery piece, the piece will blow up which can often result in the death of the entire crew manning it.
<h2>Grape Shot</h2>
Sometimes called canister shot this ammunition is used in cannons and swivel guns.<br>
This ammunition shoots a bag of small metal pellets which can shred through any close-range infantry or cavalry.<br>
It is an ammunition used almost exclusively in short ranges due to the inaccuracy, it is effective up to 50 meters but can be shot to 100 meters. <br>
Though not often used it still has the potential to wipe entire lines in one shot and can be incredibly useful to a cornered cannoneer.
<h2>Long Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This ammunition can only be used inside of a rocket launcher, and can shoot incredibly far.<br>
They have a range of about 100-250m and explode upon impact when hitting any surface (includes trees so watch out)<br>
When fired from the rocket launcher, they usually don't fly straight, they will go left and right in the air and can because of that be inaccurate and often fly into trees or buildings that stand in the way.<br>
They are referred to as "Shell Rocket(L)" ingame.
<h2>Short Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This is a long-range rocket but only useful from about 35-55 meters and can be useful to defend artillery or friendly lines.<br>
They are also rumored to have a larger exploding radius than long-range rockets.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File: French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammunition type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammunition is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot, even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
*You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
*To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|1650px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 meters), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''', this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box as well, this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process, a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non-artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favored.
<h1>Rocket Launchers</h1>
[[File:RocketLauncherandcannon.jpg|thumb|a cannon (left) and a rocket launcher (right)]]
Rockets are very unreliable as a beginner but with time can be learned and can be turned into a deadly long-range and short-range weapon.
They can be loaded with 2 types of ammunition from a rocket stack (see the ammunition tab for more info) and can be loaded with 2 rockets at the same time(one on the left one on the right).<br>
Rocket launchers can be used for short-range combat and for long-range combat with both of the rocket types.<br>
The thing that makes rockets unreliable is their tendency to swirl from the left to the right in the air randomly, this can make precise aiming with the rockets difficult as it is nearly impossible to hit. This also means you just have to be lucky to hit a price shot.<br>
Fortunately, the rockets will usually go to the same spot if fired from the same side of the rocket launcher.<br>
Rockets also have the ability to destroy enemy artillery and can perform the same explosion that cannonballs will have on a loaded artillery piece.<br>
You can '''move up''' a rocket launcher by holding "E" on the bucket in the front of the launcher, you can only perform this action as a cannoneer.<br>
When you've moved up the launcher (the same way as you would move a ladder, also performable by 2 people) you can build it up again by holding "E" on the bucket.<br>
When rocket launchers spawn they will always spawn unpacked allowing cannoneers to move it up quickly.<br>
There isn't that much to say on the aiming front of rocket launchers since it is best learned if you try it out yourself, it will take a while to learn but if done properly you can perform amazingly well with it.
<h1>Mortars</h1>
[[File:Mortars.jpg|thumb|Multiple mortars]]
These incredible artillery pieces are notoriously difficult to master but can shoot incredible distances (50- around 850 meters) and can be incredibly dangerous in the right hands.
Mortars can be loaded with round shot alone, but they have a few interesting perks over cannons.
Perks of a mortar over a cannon include:
* you can literally rain down cannonballs on enemy encampments, so you don't have to cry about people behind walls trees mountains or houses.
* The explosion of a mortar is bigger than that of a cannon.
* Shoot anyone '''anywhere''' on the map with enough precision (and if they don't have a roof above them).
* You don't have to ram the shot in the mortar.
You can also destroy enemy artillery with it.<br>
Of course, there are some drawbacks though. You can't aim grapeshot, you can shoot only further than 50 meters so you can't defend yourself from close range troops or cavalry with it and a mortar takes a while for a shot to land.<br>
When you shoot the mortar a 15 second countdown will take place before you can shoot it again, you can take advantage of this countdown to see where your cannonball landed and you can adjust your shot using that info.<br>
You can '''not''' move the mortar up, so if the map has a bad mortar spot, you can't do anything about it.<br>
Like rocket launchers, the mortars are difficult to aim since you have to purely guess where your shot is going to land, unlike rockets however the shot lands exactly where you aim it.<br>
A few things to keep in mind that if a mortar is shot or rebuilt by a sapper after it being destroyed it will still retain its aiming position.<br>
In conclusion, it can be a useful tool to an experienced cannoneer but it highly depends on which maps.
<h1>Swivel guns</h1>

Artillery

2020-02-08T16:58:10Z

MonkeyNiples: Grammar and corrections

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Ammunition types</h1>
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]
[[File:RocketStackInsides.jpg|thumb|A rocket stack with Long range and Short range rockets]]
There are 4 types of ammunition (not including chain shots in naval combat) and they each have their uses.
<h2>Round Shot</h2>
Often called the cannonball this ammunition is used in cannons and mortars.<br>
The most commonly used type of ammunition is the round shot, this is a solid iron ball used mostly for long range to medium range combat. <br>
This ammunition is almost always used in linebattles , it has the potential to wipe out entire lines due to the shot being able to '''pierce''' players and defenses.<br>
This ammunition can destroy sapper built defences and enemy artillery, if it strikes upon a loaded artillery piece , the piece will blow up which can often result in the death of the entire crew manning it.
<h2>Grape Shot</h2>
Sometimes called canister shot this ammunition is used in cannons and swivel guns.<br>
This ammunition shoots a bag of small metal pellets which can shred through any close range infantry or cavalry.<br>
It is an ammunition used almost exclusively in short ranges due to the inacurracy, it is effective up to 50 meters but can be shot to 100 meters. <br>
Though not often used it still has the potential to wipe entire lines in one shot and can be incredibly useful to a cornered cannoneer.
<h2>Long Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This ammunition can only be used inside of a rocket launcher, and can shoot incredibly far.<br>
They have a range of about 100-250m and explode upon impact when hitting any surface (includes trees so watch out)<br>
When fired from the rocket launcher , they usually don't fly straight , they will go left and right in the air and can because of that be innacurate and often fly into trees or buildings that stand in the way.<br>
They are refered to as "Shell Rocket(L)" ingame.
<h2>Short Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This is a long range rocket but only useful from about 35-55 metres and can be useful to defend artillery or friendly lines.<br>
They are also rumoured to have a larger exploding radius than long range rockets.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
*You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
*To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|1650px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.
<h1>Rocket Launchers</h1>
[[File:RocketLauncherandcannon.jpg|thumb|a cannon (left) and a rocket launcher (right)]]
Rockets are very unreliable as a beginner but with time can be learned and can be turned into a deadly long range and short range weapon.
They can be loaded with 2 types of ammunition from a rocket stack (see the ammunition tab for more info) and can be loaded with 2 rockets at the same time(one on the left one on the right).<br>
Rocket launchers can be used for short range combat and for long range combat with both of the rocket types.<br>
The thing that makes rockets unreliable is their tendancy to swirl from the left to the right in the air randomly , this can make precise aiming with the rockets difficult as it is nearly impossible to hit.This also means you just have to be lucky to hit a price shot.<br>
Fortunately, the rockets will usually go to the same spot if fired from the same side of the rocket launcher.<br>
Rockets also have the ability to destroy enemy artillery and can perform the same explosion that cannonballs will have on a loaded artillery piece.<br>
You can '''move up''' a rocket launcher by holding "E" on the bucket in the front of the launcher , you can only perform this action as a cannoneer.<br>
When you've moved up the launcher (the same way as you would move a ladder, also performable by 2 people) you can build it up again by holding "E" on the bucket.<br>
When rocket launchers spawn they will always spawn unpacked allowing cannoneers to move it up quickly.<br>
There isn't that much to say on the aiming front of rocket launchers since it is best learned if you try it out yourself, it will take a while to learn but if done properly you can perform amazingly well with it.
<h1>Mortars</h1>
[[File:Mortars.jpg|thumb|Multiple mortars]]
These incredible artillery pieces are notoriously difficult to master but can shoot incredible distances (50- around 850 metres) and can be incredibly dangerous in the right hands.
Mortars can be loaded with round shot alone, but they have a few interesting perks over cannons.
Perks of a mortar over a cannon include:
* you can literally rain down cannonballs on enemy encampments, so you don't have to cry about people behind walls trees mountains or houses.
* The explosion of a mortar is bigger than that of a cannon.
* Shoot anyone '''anywhere''' on the map with enough precision (and if they don't have a roof above them).
* You don't have to ram the shot in the mortar.
You can also destroy enemy artillery with it.<br>
Of course there are some drawbacks though. You can't aim grape shot,you can shoot only further than 50 meters so you can't defend yourself from close range troops or cavalery with it and a mortar takes a while for a shot to land.<br>
When you shoot the mortar a 15 second countdown will take place before you can shoot it again, you can take advantage of this countdown to see where your cannonball landed and you can adjust your shot using that info.<br>
You can '''not''' move the mortar up, so if the map has a bad mortar spot , you can't do anything about it.<br>
Like rocketlaunchers the mortars are difficult to aim since you have to purely guess where your shot is going to land , unlike rockets however the shot lands exactly where you aim it.<br>
A few things to keep in mind that if a mortar is shot or rebuilt by a sapper after it being destroyed it will still retain its aiming position.<br>
In conclusion it can be a useful tool to an experienced cannoneer but it highly depends on which maps.
<h1>Swivel guns</h1>

Artillery

2020-02-08T16:41:02Z

MonkeyNiples: Mortar

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Ammunition types</h1>
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]
[[File:RocketStackInsides.jpg|thumb|A rocket stack with Long range and Short range rockets]]
There are 4 types of ammunition (not including chain shots in naval combat) and they each have their uses.
<h2>Round Shot</h2>
Often called the cannonball this ammunition is used in cannons and mortars.<br>
The most commonly used type of ammunition is the round shot, this is a solid iron ball used mostly for long range to medium range combat. <br>
This ammunition is almost always used in linebattles , it has the potential to wipe out entire lines due to the shot being able to '''pierce''' players and defenses.<br>
This ammunition can destroy sapper built defences and enemy artillery, if it strikes upon a loaded artillery piece , the piece will blow up which can often result in the death of the entire crew manning it.
<h2>Grape Shot</h2>
Sometimes called canister shot this ammunition is used in cannons and swivel guns.<br>
This ammunition shoots a bag of small metal pellets which can shred through any close range infantry or cavalry.<br>
It is an ammunition used almost exclusively in short ranges due to the inacurracy, it is effective up to 50 meters but can be shot to 100 meters. <br>
Though not often used it still has the potential to wipe entire lines in one shot and can be incredibly useful to a cornered cannoneer.
<h2>Long Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This ammunition can only be used inside of a rocket launcher, and can shoot incredibly far.<br>
They have a range of about 100-250m and explode upon impact when hitting any surface (includes trees so watch out!)<br>
When fired from the rocket launcher , they usually don't fly straight , they will go left and right in the air and can because of that be innacurate and often fly into trees or buildings that stand in the way.<br>
They are refered to as "Shell Rocket(L)" ingame.
<h2>Short Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This is a long range rocket but only useful from about 35-55 metres and can be useful to defend artillery or friendly lines.<br>
They are also rumoured to have a larger exploding radius than long range rockets.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
*You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
*To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|1650px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.
<h1>Rocket Launchers</h1>
[[File:RocketLauncherandcannon.jpg|thumb|a cannon (left) and a rocket launcher (right)]]
Rockets are very unreliable as a beginner but with time can be learned and can be turned into a deadly long range and short range weapon.
They can be loaded with 2 types of ammunition from a rocket stack (see the ammunition tab for more info) and can be loaded with 2 rockets at the same time! (one on the left one on the right)<br>
Rocket launchers can be used for short range combat and for long range combat with both of the rocket types.<br>
The thing that makes rockets unreliable is their tendancy to swirl from the left to the right in the air randomly , this can make precise aiming with the rockets difficult as it is nearly impossible to hit.This also means you just have to be lucky to hit a price shot.<br>
Fortunately, the rockets will usually go to the same spot if fired from the same side of the rocket launcher.<br>
Rockets also have the ability to destroy enemy artillery and can perform the same explosion that cannonballs will have on a loaded artillery piece.<br>
You can '''move up''' a rocket launcher by holding "E" on the bucket in the front of the launcher , you can only perform this action as a cannoneer.<br>
When you've moved up the launcher (the same way as you would move a ladder, also performable by 2 people) you can build it up again by holding "E" on the bucket.<br>
When rocket launchers spawn they will always spawn unpacked allowing cannoneers to move it up quickly.<br>
There isn't that much to say on the aiming front of rocket launchers since it is best learned if you try it out yourself, it will take a while to learn but if done properly you can perform amazingly well with it.
<h1>Mortars</h1>
[[File:Mortars.jpg|thumb|Multiple mortars]]
These incredible artillery pieces are notoriously difficult to master but can shoot incredible distances (50-900 metres!) and can be incredibly dangerous in the right hands.
Mortars can be loaded with round shot alone, but they have a few interesting perks over cannons.
Perks of a mortar over a cannon include:
* you can literally rain down cannonballs on enemy encampments, so you don't have to cry about people behind walls trees mountains or houses.
* The explosion of a mortar is bigger than that of a cannon.
* Shoot anyone '''anywhere''' on the map with enough precision (and if they don't have a roof above them).
* You don't have to ram the shot in the mortar.
And you can also destroy enemy artillery with it.<br>
Ofcourse there are some drawbacks though. You can't aim grape shot,you can shoot only further than 50 meters so you can't defend yourself from close range troops or cavalery with it and a mortar takes a while for a shot to land.<br>
When you shoot the mortar a 15 second countdown will take place before you can shoot it again, you can take advantage of this countdown to see where your cannonball landed and you can adjust your shot using that info.<br>
And you can '''not''' move the mortar up, so if the map has a bad mortar spot , you can't do anything about it.<br>
Like rocketlaunchers the mortars are difficult to aim since you have to purely guess where your shot is going to land , unlike rockets however the shot lands exactly where you aim it.<br>
A few things to keep in mind that if a mortar is shot or rebuilt by a sapper after it being destroyed it will still retain its aiming position.<br>
In conclusion it can be a useful tool to an experienced cannoneer but it highly depends on which maps.
<h1>Swivel guns</h1>

Artillery

2020-02-06T21:04:02Z

MonkeyNiples: Rockets + images

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Ammunition types</h1>
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]
[[File:RocketStackInsides.jpg|thumb|A rocket stack with Long range and Short range rockets]]
There are 4 types of ammunition (not including chain shots in naval combat) and they each have their uses.
<h2>Round Shot</h2>
Often called the cannonball this ammunition is used in cannons and mortars.<br>
The most commonly used type of ammunition is the round shot, this is a solid iron ball used mostly for long range to medium range combat. <br>
This ammunition is almost always used in linebattles , it has the potential to wipe out entire lines due to the shot being able to '''pierce''' players and defenses.<br>
This ammunition can destroy sapper built defences and enemy artillery, if it strikes upon a loaded artillery piece , the piece will blow up which can often result in the death of the entire crew manning it.
<h2>Grape Shot</h2>
Sometimes called canister shot this ammunition is used in cannons and swivel guns.<br>
This ammunition shoots a bag of small metal pellets which can shred through any close range infantry or cavalry.<br>
It is an ammunition used almost exclusively in short ranges due to the inacurracy, it is effective up to 50 meters but can be shot to 100 meters. <br>
Though not often used it still has the potential to wipe entire lines in one shot and can be incredibly useful to a cornered cannoneer.
<h2>Long Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This ammunition can only be used inside of a rocket launcher, and can shoot incredibly far.<br>
They have a range of about 100-250m and explode upon impact when hitting any surface (includes trees so watch out!)<br>
When fired from the rocket launcher , they usually don't fly straight , they will go left and right in the air and can because of that be innacurate and often fly into trees or buildings that stand in the way.<br>
They are refered to as "Shell Rocket(L)" ingame.
<h2>Short Range Shell Rocket</h2>
This is a long range rocket but only useful from about 35-55 metres and can be useful to defend artillery or friendly lines.<br>
They are also rumoured to have a larger exploding radius than long range rockets.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
*You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
*To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|1650px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.
<h1>Rocket Launchers</h1>
[[File:RocketLauncherandcannon.jpg|thumb|a cannon (left) and a rocket launcher (right)]]
Rockets are very unreliable as a beginner but with time can be learned and can be turned into a deadly long range and short range weapon.
They can be loaded with 2 types of ammunition from a rocket stack (see the ammunition tab for more info) and can be loaded with 2 rockets at the same time! (one on the left one on the right)<br>
Rocket launchers can be used for short range combat and for long range combat with both of the rocket types.<br>
The thing that makes rockets unreliable is their tendancy to swirl from the left to the right in the air randomly , this can make precise aiming with the rockets difficult as it is nearly impossible to hit.This also means you just have to be lucky to hit a price shot.<br>
Fortunately, the rockets will usually go to the same spot if fired from the same side of the rocket launcher.<br>
Rockets also have the ability to destroy enemy artillery and can perform the same explosion that cannonballs will have on a loaded artillery piece.<br>
You can '''move up''' a rocket launcher by holding "E" on the bucket in the front of the launcher , you can only perform this action as a cannoneer.<br>
When you've moved up the launcher (the same way as you would move a ladder, also performable by 2 people) you can build it up again by holding "E" on the bucket.<br>
When rocket launchers spawn they will always spawn unpacked allowing cannoneers to move it up quickly.<br>
There isn't that much to say on the aiming front of rocket launchers since it is best learned if you try it out yourself, it will take a while to learn but if done properly you can perform amazingly well with it.
<h1>Mortars</h1>
[[File:Mortars.jpg|thumb|Multiple mortars]]
These incredible artillery pieces are notoriously difficult to master but can shoot incredible distances (50-900 metres!) and can be incredibly dangerous in the right hands.

<h1>Swivel guns</h1>

File:Mortars.jpg

2020-02-06T20:55:31Z

MonkeyNiples:

3 mortars in a row

File:RocketLauncherandcannon.jpg

2020-02-06T20:52:52Z

MonkeyNiples:

Rocket launcher and cannon

Artillery

2020-02-05T19:07:52Z

MonkeyNiples:

Artillery

2020-02-05T19:06:48Z

MonkeyNiples: Introduction and tips to field artillery

File:RocketStackInsides.jpg

2020-02-05T18:46:57Z

MonkeyNiples:

The insides of a rocket stack

Artillery

2020-02-05T18:34:30Z

MonkeyNiples:

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]<br>
*You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
*To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|1600px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.

Artillery

2020-02-05T18:32:40Z

MonkeyNiples:

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]<br>
You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|1600px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.

Artillery

2020-02-05T18:32:05Z

MonkeyNiples:

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]<br>
You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|800px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.

Artillery

2020-02-05T18:31:41Z

MonkeyNiples:

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]<br>
You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|400px|thumb|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.

Artillery

2020-02-05T18:10:05Z

MonkeyNiples: Created page with "<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br> Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon. <h1>Cannons</h1> File:French cann..."

<big>This page will cover the basics on how to use artillery</big><br>
Keep in mind this page is not yet finished and will be updated soon.
<h1>Cannons</h1>
[[File:French cannoneer.jpg|thumb|French Cannoneer aiming a cannon in a grassy map]]
Cannons are the backbone of the artillery, they are the most versatile and most used artillery pieces. <br>
They can be loaded with either grapeshot or round shot from an ammo box.
<br><br>
You can '''load a cannon''' by holding the desired ammuntion type and holding "E" on the barrel.<br>
When the ammuntion is loaded hold "E" again to ram the shot , even though only the cannoneer has a ramming rod weapon any class can ram the shot.
[[File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg|thumb|Grapeshot and round shot, found in every ammo box]]<br>
You can '''aim the cannon''' by first pressing "E" when you are looking at the cannon from behind and then moving the barrel using the WASD keys.<br>
To fire press mouse1 or the fire firearm button. <br> Keep in mind that a cannoneer or rocketeer can override your aiming procedure if you are firing as a different class.
[[File:Cannon Aiming.jpg|400px|frame|Aiming a cannon]]
<h2>Aiming a cannon</h2>
When aiming a cannon you will only have to worry about bullet drop when you are firing at a distance above 100+ meters.<br>
Though 100 meters definitely isn't the maximum range (around 500 metres), it will prove difficult to find the best position to aim your cannon.<br>
<br>
If you find it too difficult you can always '''move up your cannon''' , this is done by pressing "E" on the wheels of an '''unloaded''' cannon.<br>
You can move up the cannon with 2 people for increased speed which can prove useful in tense situations.<br>
Keep in mind you will probably have to move up an ammo box aswell , this can only be done by a cannoneer but a sapper can build one for no material cost if he is available.<br>
During the moving process a cannoneer can override the person moving it so they can move it wherever they want. <br>
If 2 non artillery classes or 2 artillery classes move up the cannon at the same time the first that started moving the cannon will always be favoured.

File:Cannon Aiming.jpg

2020-02-05T17:58:40Z

MonkeyNiples:

Someone aiming a cannon.

File:Ammoboxinsides.jpg

2020-02-05T17:49:54Z

MonkeyNiples:

Ammo types inside the ammo box

File:French cannoneer.jpg

2020-02-05T17:33:29Z

MonkeyNiples:

French cannoneer aiming a cannon on a grassy map

File:French Cannon.jpg

2020-02-05T17:21:39Z

MonkeyNiples:

French Cannoneer with a cannon