"Damage": 72, - Changes the damage of the round. "InitialSpeed": 340, - Changes the speed of the round.
"Weight": 0.015, - Changes the weight of the round. "BulletID":, - Leave this alone, do not edit it under any circumstances. "Enabled": false, - This will determine whether or not the round is enabled or not for editing, without this set to 'true' nothing will change. But, here is a guide to help you with them.
Not all ammunition has a value for everything listed below, some even have unique values for them. Let your creative juices go wild, feel free to make presets!Īlso comes with a toggleable 'All In One' ammunition that you can edit individually from all the other ammunition, an ammunition that only your PMC will use as bots shouldn't generate with it. Ammo can have a variety of things changed about them, from their damage and penetration to whether they are explosive or can blind enemies. Whichever help authoring tool you use should support the help format(s) you are going to create help files in.Ever wanted to customise every individual ammunition by yourself? Make 5.56 better? Introducing, C.A.T, the Comprehensive Ammunition Tweaker that allows you to do as you please! Contains the ability to make ammo explosive, and blinding too!Īllows individual customization of every ammunition type within base tarkov, most of the important values that ammunitions use has been seperated into their own configurable json files within the mods folder for easy configuration. Software applications designed to run under several operating systems may use a cross-platform help system that runs in the user's Web browser.
(An older format, WinHelp, is no longer supported.) Apple and Unix each have their own formats, as well, as does Sun Microsystems, with its JavaHelp. There are a number of help file formats: The most common is HTML Help, which is used by applications that run in Windows.Some help authoring tools also include graphics editors for creating screenshots to include in the help file. Most help authoring tools include a text editor or work with a word-processing program like Microsoft Word and provide a user interface that lets the help author see how the help file will look as he or she is writing it while writing computer code behind the scenes to make the help file work. While it is possible to create a help file by hand, using a rich-text-format (.rtf) file, most help file authors use a software application to write their help files, such as RoboHelp, Help and Manual, Doc-To-Help, MadCap Flare or HelpLogix.
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