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Allows firing artillery manually from the map or the world. |
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The Artillery targeting remote is used to manually designate targets for the artillery wagon and artillery turret by clicking somewhere with them - either from the map or normally from the world. Targets expire when an artillery wagon or turret shoots the spot they designate, or after 1 minute has elapsed. Placing targets with an artillery targeting remote does not use the item up - usually only one remote needs to be crafted per game. Using this item massively increases the range of artillery compared to having artillery fire automatically.
The number next to the remote when it is held in hand or pinned to the quickbar indicates how many artillery wagons or turrets are in range and contain ammunition. The remote has no effect if a designated location is outside of the range of all artillery.
Gallery
Orange designated fire locations on the map.
History
- 0.16.0:
- Introduced
See also
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Capsules |
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Armor |
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