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Damage Mechanics

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	== Damage Mechanics ==		== Damage Mechanics ==
			[[File:DTDR-1.png\|thumb\|alt=DR/DT guide By Dragonbender09\|DR/DT guide By Dragonbender09]]
	Most attacks will use some kind of ray or sphere collider (aka hitboxes) to determine which components are hit and damaged, with the specifics varying depending on damage type (some attacks even use multiple colliders).		Most attacks will use some kind of ray or sphere collider (aka hitboxes) to determine which components are hit and damaged, with the specifics varying depending on damage type (some attacks even use multiple colliders).

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	== Damage Type Overviews ==		== Damage Type Overviews ==
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RPF (Shell)

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	=== RPF (Shell) ===		=== RPF (Shell) ===
	RPF shells fire multiple fragmentations in a tight cone towards the nearest target (simulating the few fragments that would potentially threaten the target, out of the dozens of fragments). Each fragment acts like an AP shell, and totals up to the listed damage (eg, ~~250~~ RPF ~~deals~~ 16 damage per fragment, for a total of 128 damage).		RPF shells fire multiple fragmentations in a tight cone towards the nearest target (simulating the few fragments that would potentially threaten the target, out of the dozens of fragments). Each fragment acts like an AP shell, and totals up to the listed damage (eg, [[munition:250mm-rpf\|250mm HE-RPF Shells]] deal 16 damage per fragment, for a total of 128 damage).

	Most RPF shells ignore normal penetration depth mechanics; if the fragment penetrates armor, they will always penetrate a certain depth into the hull regardless of interior density or leftover penetration.		Most RPF shells ignore normal penetration depth mechanics; if the fragment penetrates armor, they will always penetrate a certain depth into the hull regardless of interior density or leftover penetration.

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Bomb (Shell)

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	==== Bomb (Shell) ====		==== Bomb (Shell) ====
	600mm ~~bomb shells~~ emit 12 fragments per target, each dealing 40 damage. 250mm bomb shells emit 6 fragments per target, each dealing 16 damage. The listed damage for Bomb shells assumes it hits 5 targets.		[[munition:600-bomb\|600mm Bomb Shells]] emit 12 fragments per target, each dealing 40 damage. [[munition:250mm-bomb\|250mm Bomb shells]] emit 6 fragments per target, each dealing 16 damage. The listed damage for Bomb shells assumes it hits 5 targets.

	Bomb shells hit all ships within their blast radius (500m radius for both 600mm and 250mm bomb shells) with multiple fragments. These fragments are distributed randomly across the target's bounding radius. Or in other words, if you imagine a circle that circumscribes the ship, the fragments fired at that ship will be distributed randomly inside that circle.		Bomb shells hit all ships within their blast radius (500m radius for both 600mm and 250mm bomb shells) with multiple fragments. These fragments are distributed randomly across the target's bounding radius. Or in other words, if you imagine a circle that circumscribes the ship, the fragments fired at that ship will be distributed randomly inside that circle.

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HE-SH (Shell)

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	==== ''HE-SH (Shell)'' ====		==== ''HE-SH (Shell)'' ====
	600mm HE-SH works similarly to fracturing blocks. It applies 7× 60 damage rays, 50m maximum ray length, 15 deg cone. HE-SH cannot overpenetrate hulls.		[[munition:600mm-hesh\|600mm HE-SH]] works similarly to fracturing blocks. It applies 7× 60 damage rays, 50m maximum ray length, 15 deg cone. HE-SH cannot overpenetrate hulls.

	=== HEKP (Missile) ===		=== HEKP (Missile) ===

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Interior Density and Penetration Depth

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	\| [[ship:axford\|Axford]] \|\| 1.20 \|\| 195/70/75m \|\| 314/164/170cm \|\| 234/84/90cm		\| [[ship:axford\|Axford]] \|\| 1.20 \|\| 195/70/75m \|\| 314/164/170cm \|\| 234/84/90cm
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	\| Solomon]] \|\| 1.20 \|\| 285/80/105m \|\| 454/208/238cm \|\| 342/96/126cm		\| [[ship:solomon\|Solomon]] \|\| 1.20 \|\| 285/80/105m \|\| 454/208/238cm \|\| 342/96/126cm
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	! OSP Hull !! Interior Density (cm/m) !! Size (L/W/H) !! Total Armor Equivalent (F/S/T) !! Internal Armor Equivalent (F/S/T)		! OSP Hull !! Interior Density (cm/m) !! Size (L/W/H) !! Total Armor Equivalent (F/S/T) !! Internal Armor Equivalent (F/S/T)

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Interior Density and Penetration Depth

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Bomb (Shell)

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	Bomb shell fragments ignore normal penetration depth mechanics; if the fragment penetrates armor, they will always penetrate a certain depth into the hull regardless of interior density or leftover penetration.		Bomb shell fragments ignore normal penetration depth mechanics; if the fragment penetrates armor, they will always penetrate a certain depth into the hull regardless of interior density or leftover penetration.

	Bomb shells explode with a timed fuze. When firing on tracks, that timed fuze is stepped back by 0.5 seconds and will randomly vary ±0.33 seconds		Bomb shells explode with a timed fuze. When firing on tracks, that timed fuze is stepped back by 0.35 seconds and will randomly vary ±0.2 seconds

	Bomb shell fragments have a crit rate of 2%.		Bomb shell fragments have a crit rate of 2%.

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Damage Type Overviews

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	RPF will trigger on terrain.		RPF will trigger on terrain.

	==== ''Bomb (Shell)'' ====		==== Bomb (Shell) ====
	600mm bomb shells emit 12 fragments per target, each dealing 40 damage. 250mm bomb shells emit 6 fragments per target, each dealing 16 damage. The listed damage for Bomb shells assumes it hits 5 targets.		600mm bomb shells emit 12 fragments per target, each dealing 40 damage. 250mm bomb shells emit 6 fragments per target, each dealing 16 damage. The listed damage for Bomb shells assumes it hits 5 targets.

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	Missiles within 300m of a 600mm bomb shell explosion have a 25% chance of being damaged for 30 damage, 0.2cm pen. Missiles within 300m of a 250mm bomb shell explosion have a 50% chance of being damaged for 30 damage, 0.1cm pen.		Missiles within 300m of a 600mm bomb shell explosion have a 25% chance of being damaged for 30 damage, 0.2cm pen. Missiles within 300m of a 250mm bomb shell explosion have a 50% chance of being damaged for 30 damage, 0.1cm pen.

			500mm Fracturing Block fired by Mass Drivers also has an on-hit bombshell fragment effect, with fragments cast at nearby ships that are visible from the impact point.

	=== Plasma ===		=== Plasma ===

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Bomb (Shell)

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	This can result in some fragments missing the ship, e.g. 600mm bomb shells will not always score 12 hits on every ship in its radius as ships do not fully encompass their bounding radius. In addition, these fragments can strike other targets inside the blast radius besides their intended target. Each bomb shell fragment will now try up to several times to to find a ray which hits the target's hull, twice for 250mm bomb shells and 3 times for 600mm bomb shells.		This can result in some fragments missing the ship, e.g. 600mm bomb shells will not always score 12 hits on every ship in its radius as ships do not fully encompass their bounding radius. In addition, these fragments can strike other targets inside the blast radius besides their intended target. Each bomb shell fragment will now try up to several times to to find a ray which hits the target's hull, twice for 250mm bomb shells and 3 times for 600mm bomb shells.

			Bomb shell fragments ignore normal penetration depth mechanics; if the fragment penetrates armor, they will always penetrate a certain depth into the hull regardless of interior density or leftover penetration.

	Bomb shells explode with a timed fuze. When firing on tracks, that timed fuze is stepped back by 0.5 seconds and will randomly vary ±0.33 seconds		Bomb shells explode with a timed fuze. When firing on tracks, that timed fuze is stepped back by 0.5 seconds and will randomly vary ±0.33 seconds

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Bomb (Shell)

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	600mm bomb shells emit 12 fragments per target, each dealing 40 damage. 250mm bomb shells emit 6 fragments per target, each dealing 16 damage. The listed damage for Bomb shells assumes it hits 5 targets.		600mm bomb shells emit 12 fragments per target, each dealing 40 damage. 250mm bomb shells emit 6 fragments per target, each dealing 16 damage. The listed damage for Bomb shells assumes it hits 5 targets.

	Bomb shells hit all ships within their blast radius (500m radius for both 600mm and 250mm bomb shells) with multiple fragments. These fragments are distributed randomly across the target's bounding radius. Or in other words, if you imagine a circle that circumscribes the ship, the 12 fragments fired at that ship will be distributed randomly inside that circle.		Bomb shells hit all ships within their blast radius (500m radius for both 600mm and 250mm bomb shells) with multiple fragments. These fragments are distributed randomly across the target's bounding radius. Or in other words, if you imagine a circle that circumscribes the ship, the fragments fired at that ship will be distributed randomly inside that circle.

	This can result in some fragments missing the ship, e.g. 600mm bomb shells will not always score 12 hits on every ship in its radius as ships do not fully encompass their bounding radius. In addition, these fragments can strike other targets inside the blast radius besides their intended target. Each bomb shell fragment will now try up to several times to to find a ray which hits the target's hull, twice for 250mm bomb shells and 3 times for 600mm bomb shells.		This can result in some fragments missing the ship, e.g. 600mm bomb shells will not always score 12 hits on every ship in its radius as ships do not fully encompass their bounding radius. In addition, these fragments can strike other targets inside the blast radius besides their intended target. Each bomb shell fragment will now try up to several times to to find a ray which hits the target's hull, twice for 250mm bomb shells and 3 times for 600mm bomb shells.

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	! ANS Hull !! Interior Density (cm/m) !! Size (Length/Width/Height) !! Total Armor Equivalent (Front/Side/Top) !! Internal Armor Equivalent (F/S/T)		! ANS Hull !! Interior Density (cm/m) !! Size (Length/Width/Height) !! Total Armor Equivalent (Front/Side/Top) !! Internal Armor Equivalent (F/S/T)
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	\| Sprinter \|\| 0.5 \|\| 80/37/28m \|\| 56/35/30cm \|\| 40/19/14cm		\| [[ship:sprinter\|Sprinter]]\|\| 0.5 \|\| 80/37/28m \|\| 56/35/30cm \|\| 40/19/14cm
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	\| Raines \|\| 0.5 \|\| 96/35/40m \|\| 78/48/50cm \|\| 48/18/20cm		\| [[ship:raines\|Raines]] \|\| 0.5 \|\| 96/35/40m \|\| 78/48/50cm \|\| 48/18/20cm
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	\| Keystone \|\| 0.5 \|\| 130/50/45m \|\| 109/69/67cm \|\| 65/25/23cm		\| [[ship:keystone\|Keystone]] \|\| 0.5 \|\| 130/50/45m \|\| 109/69/67cm \|\| 65/25/23cm
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	\| Vauxhall \|\| 1.00 \|\| 215/62/60m \|\| 275/122/120cm \|\| 215/62/60cm		\| [[ship:vauxhall\|Vauxhall]] \|\| 1.00 \|\| 215/62/60m \|\| 275/122/120cm \|\| 215/62/60cm
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	\| Axford \|\| 1.20 \|\| 195/70/75m \|\| 314/164/170cm \|\| 234/84/90cm		\| [[ship:axford\|Axford]] \|\| 1.20 \|\| 195/70/75m \|\| 314/164/170cm \|\| 234/84/90cm
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	\| Solomon \|\| 1.20 \|\| 285/80/105m \|\| 454/208/238cm \|\| 342/96/126cm		\| Solomon]] \|\| 1.20 \|\| 285/80/105m \|\| 454/208/238cm \|\| 342/96/126cm
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	! OSP Hull !! Interior Density (cm/m) !! Size (L/W/H) !! Total Armor Equivalent (F/S/T) !! Internal Armor Equivalent (F/S/T)		! OSP Hull !! Interior Density (cm/m) !! Size (L/W/H) !! Total Armor Equivalent (F/S/T) !! Internal Armor Equivalent (F/S/T)
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	\| Ferryman \|\| 0.5 \|\| 68/36/23m \|\| 44/28/22cm \|\| 34/18/12cm		\| [[ship:ferryman\|Ferryman]] \|\| 0.5 \|\| 68/36/23m \|\| 44/28/22cm \|\| 34/18/12cm
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	\| Draugr \|\| 0.5 \|\| 87/53/40m \|\| 54/37/30cm \|\| 44/27/20cm		\| [[ship:draugr\|Draugr]] \|\| 0.5 \|\| 87/53/40m \|\| 54/37/30cm \|\| 44/27/20cm
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	\| Flathead \|\| 0.75 \|\| 128/56/52m \|\| 216/162/159cm \|\| 96/42/39cm		\| [[ship:flathead\|Flathead]] \|\| 0.75 \|\| 128/56/52m \|\| 216/162/159cm \|\| 96/42/39cm
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	\| Ocello \|\| 1.2 \|\| 210/50/75m \|\| 312/120/150cm \|\| 252/60/90cm		\| [[ship:ocello\|Ocello]] \|\| 1.2 \|\| 210/50/75m \|\| 312/120/150cm \|\| 252/60/90cm
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	\| Marauder \|\| 0.25 \|\| 309/90/115m<ref name="lnsize">Lineships have variable dimensions due to their randomized layouts, and therefore the interior armor density stats are not accurate for all layouts.</ref> \|\| 118/63/69cm<ref name="lnsize" /> \|\| 78/23/29cm<ref name="lnsize" />		\| [[ship:marauder\|Marauder]] \|\| 0.25 \|\| 309/90/115m<ref name="lnsize">Lineships have variable dimensions due to their randomized layouts, and therefore the interior armor density stats are not accurate for all layouts.</ref> \|\| 118/63/69cm<ref name="lnsize" /> \|\| 78/23/29cm<ref name="lnsize" />
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	\| Moorline \|\| 0.25 \|\| 345/100/110m<ref name="lnsize" /> \|\| 127/65/68cm<ref name="lnsize" /> \|\| 87/25/28cm<ref name="lnsize" />		\| [[ship:moorline\|Moorline]] \|\| 0.25 \|\| 345/100/110m<ref name="lnsize" /> \|\| 127/65/68cm<ref name="lnsize" /> \|\| 87/25/28cm<ref name="lnsize" />
	\|}		\|}

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	Some damage types have conditions that can stop the attack early or limit penetration depth, even if it would normally penetrate deeper.		Some damage types have conditions that can stop the attack early or limit penetration depth, even if it would normally penetrate deeper.

	Some shells have a "Penetration Depth Override"<ref>Listed as _overrideComponentSearchDistance internally</ref>; These shells only use pendepth for calculating overpen, and if the shell does not overpen, the shell's pendepth is guarenteed to reach the override distance. This override is not usually limited by anything, and is applied after the overpen check which means the override cannot cause an overpen on its own.		Some shells<ref>120mm RPF, 250mm RPF, 250mm Bomb, 600mm Bomb</ref> have a "Penetration Depth Override"<ref>Listed as _overrideComponentSearchDistance internally</ref>; These shells only use pendepth for calculating overpen, and if the shell does not overpen, the shell's pendepth is guarenteed to reach the override distance. This override is not usually limited by anything, and is applied after the overpen check which means the override cannot cause an overpen on its own.

	=== Overpenetration ===		=== Overpenetration ===