Factorio Prototype DocsVersion 1.1.107

Requires ammo_type in attack_parameters unless this is a AmmoTurretPrototype.

Whether the secondary (animation) speeds should always be used.

The intensity of light in the form of energy_glow_animation drawn on top of energy_glow_animation.

The range of the flickering of the alpha of energy_glow_animation. [...]

Controls the speed of the preparing_animation: 1 ÷ preparing_speed = duration of the preparing_animation

It's randomized whether a particular turret uses the primary or the secondary speed for its animations. [...]

It's randomized whether a particular turret uses the primary or the secondary speed for its animations. [...]

It's randomized whether a particular turret uses the primary or the secondary speed for its animations. [...]

It's randomized whether a particular turret uses the primary or the secondary speed for its animations. [...]

It's randomized whether a particular turret uses the primary or the secondary speed for its animations. [...]

It's randomized whether a particular turret uses the primary or the secondary speed for its animations. [...]

The chance for prepared_alternative_animation to be used.

Controls the speed of the starting_attack_animation: 1 ÷ starting_attack_speed = duration of the starting_attack_animation

Controls the speed of the attacking_animation: 1 ÷ attacking_speed = duration of the attacking_animation

Controls the speed of the ending_attack_animation: 1 ÷ ending_attack_speed = duration of the ending_attack_animation

Controls the speed of the folding_animation: 1 ÷ folding_speed = duration of the folding_animation

Whether spawn_decoration should be spawned when this turret is created through enemy expansion.

Decoratives to be created when the spawner is created by the map generator. [...]

Whether this prototype should be a high priority target for enemy forces. [...]

If this is true, this entity's is_military_target property can be changed during runtime (on the entity, not on the prototype itself).

The unit health can never go over the maximum. [...]

The amount of health automatically regenerated per tick. [...]

The entities that are spawned in place of this one when it dies.

The loot is dropped on the ground when the entity is killed.

See damage.

Whether the resistances of this entity should be hidden in the entity tooltip.

Specifies the names of the CorpsePrototype to be used when this entity dies.

Sprite drawn on ground under the entity to make it feel more integrated into the ground.

This will be used in the electric network statistics, editor building selection, and the bonus gui. [...]

Path to the icon file. [...]

The size of the square icon, in pixels. [...]

Icons of reduced size will be used at decreased scale.

Specification of the entity collision boundaries. [...]

Two entities can collide only if they share a layer from the collision mask.

Used instead of the collision box during map generation. [...]

Specification of the entity selection area. [...]

Specification of space needed to see the whole entity in GUIs. [...]

Used to set the area of the entity that can have stickers on it, currently only used for units to specify the area where the green slow down stickers can appear.

Where beams should hit the entity. [...]

Defaults to the mask from UtilityConstants::default_trigger_target_mask_by_type.

The item given to the player when they mine the entity and other properties relevant to mining this entity.

The name of the subgroup this entity should be sorted into in the map editor building selection.

The entity with the higher number is selectable before the entity with the lower number. [...]

Supported values are 1 (for 1x1 grid) and 2 (for 2x2 grid, like rails). [...]

Whether this entity should remove decoratives that collide with it when this entity is built. [...]

Amount of emissions created (positive number) or cleaned (negative number) every second by the entity. [...]

The cursor size used when shooting at this entity.

The smoke that is shown when the entity is placed.

Will also work on entities that don't actually do work.

The effect/trigger that happens when the entity is placed.

When playing this sound, the volume is scaled by the speed of the vehicle when colliding with this entity.

This allows you to replace an entity that's already placed, with a different one in your inventory. [...]

Name of the entity that will be automatically selected as the upgrade of this entity when using the upgrade planner without configuration. [...]

When this is true, this entity prototype should be included during tile collision checks with tiles that have TilePrototype::check_collision_with_entities set to true.

Item that when placed creates this entity. [...]

The entity that remains when this one is mined, deconstructed or fast-replaced. [...]

Names of the entity prototypes this entity prototype can be pasted on to in addition to the standard supported types. [...]

Used to determine how the center of the entity should be positioned when building (unless the off-grid flag is specified). [...]

Used to specify the rules for placing this entity during map generation.

May also be defined inside graphics_set instead of directly in the entity prototype. [...]

Specifies the kind of prototype this is. [...]

Unique textual identification of the prototype. [...]

Used to order prototypes in inventory, recipes and GUIs. [...]

Overwrites the name set in the locale file. [...]

Overwrites the description set in the locale file. [...]