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A way to see if your bot has DSA is painting it all black in the paint lab at rotate it. If it doesn't shine, then you have DSA. | A way to see if your bot has DSA is painting it all black in the paint lab at rotate it. If it doesn't shine, then you have DSA. | ||
| − | Also, you can't apply DSA to an existing bot without editing armor definitions - otherwise you need to build a new chassis to use it. While the 'artificial' DSA shines unlike the actual version, it will have the same strength and weight (assuming you use the correct values in the definitions.) This method can also be used to get Double Strength Plastic, Titanium and Steel (Though as of right now it is unknown if those be accepted in a fair battle) | + | Also, you can't apply DSA to an existing bot without editing armor definitions - otherwise you need to build a new chassis to use it. While the 'artificial' DSA shines unlike the actual version, it will have the same strength and weight (assuming you use the correct values in the definitions.) This method can also be used to get Double Strength Plastic, Titanium and Steel (Though as of right now it is unknown if those will be accepted in a fair battle) |
'''Avoid this at all costs in the [[DSL-TC]] mod.''' | '''Avoid this at all costs in the [[DSL-TC]] mod.''' | ||
[[Category:Glitches]] | [[Category:Glitches]] | ||
Revision as of 08:40, 23 September 2009
Double Strength Aluminium armor is a very useful glitch, also known as DSA. It is the main armor used in stock RA2 on the forum.
DSA is a little stronger than steel armor but has the same weight as aluminium.
It is the default armor. To use it, simply ignore the Armor tab. Don't select any armor.
A way to see if your bot has DSA is painting it all black in the paint lab at rotate it. If it doesn't shine, then you have DSA.
Also, you can't apply DSA to an existing bot without editing armor definitions - otherwise you need to build a new chassis to use it. While the 'artificial' DSA shines unlike the actual version, it will have the same strength and weight (assuming you use the correct values in the definitions.) This method can also be used to get Double Strength Plastic, Titanium and Steel (Though as of right now it is unknown if those will be accepted in a fair battle)
Avoid this at all costs in the DSL-TC mod.