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Cadillac at 16:11, 23 August 2021

2021-08-23T16:11:13Z

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	*Game Mode Made By: '''Dukevin'''		*Game Mode Made By: '''Dukevin'''
	*Game Mode currently available in: '''RX PAINTBALL''' and '''DJ RICHARD PAINTBALL'''		*Game Mode currently available in: '''RX PAINTBALL''' and '''DJ RICHARD PAINTBALL'''

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INW: /* Classic */

2011-07-22T01:06:08Z

Classic

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	= Classic =		= Classic =
	* [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.		* [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.
	** ''Free-for-all (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch)'': Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded (or deducted) based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.		** ''Free-for-all (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch)'': Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded (or deducted) based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides", winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.
	** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.		** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.

Oscillotron: /* Classic */

2011-07-22T00:31:17Z

Classic

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	= Classic =		= Classic =
	* [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.		* [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.
	** ''Free-for-all (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch)'': Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.		** ''Free-for-all (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch)'': Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded (or deducted) based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.
	** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.		** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.

Oscillotron: /* Classic */

2011-07-22T00:27:35Z

Classic

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	** ''Low Rubber (LR)'': Rubber value of 1 to 3.		** ''Low Rubber (LR)'': Rubber value of 1 to 3.
	** ''Medium Rubber (MR)'': Rubber value of 3 to 5.		** ''Medium Rubber (MR)'': Rubber value of 3 to 5.
	** ''High Rubber (HR)'': Any value over 5, though generally 10 or above.		** ''High Rubber (HR)'': Any value over 5, though generally 10 and above. These servers also tend to have a large arena, high speed, low <code>CYCLE_DELAY</code>, and strong brakes.
	*** It should be noted that there are several [[Rubber\|rubber-related settings]] which all act in concert, and usually relative to speed and cycle delay to boot. These can all be manipulated in such a manner that the resulting gameplay may deviate from the above definitions. These should only be considered short-hand reference.		*** It should be noted that there are several [[Rubber\|rubber-related settings]] which all act in concert, and usually relative to speed and cycle delay to boot. These can all be manipulated in such a manner that the resulting gameplay may deviate from the above definitions. These should only be considered short-hand reference.

	* '''Variations'''.		* '''Variations'''.
	** ''Dog Fight (DF)'': Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab". ''[editor's note: this section should be rewritten for greater clarity and precision about Dogfight rules, irrespective of game physics--and/or link to a page specifically about "Dogfight/open/loose" gameplay and terminology]''		** ''Dog Fight (DF)'': Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab". ''[editor's note: this section should be rewritten for greater clarity and precision about Dogfight rules, irrespective of game physics--and/or link to a page specifically about "Dogfight/open/loose" gameplay and terminology.]''
	** ''Repawns'': Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.		** ''Repawns'': Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.

Oscillotron: /* Classic */

2011-07-22T00:23:20Z

Classic

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	= Classic =		= Classic =
	* [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.		* [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.
	** ''Free-for-all'' (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch): Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.		** ''Free-for-all (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch)'': Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.
	** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.		** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.

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	* '''Variations'''.		* '''Variations'''.
	** ''Dog Fight (DF)'': Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab".		** ''Dog Fight (DF)'': Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab". ''[editor's note: this section should be rewritten for greater clarity and precision about Dogfight rules, irrespective of game physics--and/or link to a page specifically about "Dogfight/open/loose" gameplay and terminology]''
	** ''Repawns'': Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.		** ''Repawns'': Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.

Oscillotron: /* Classic */

2011-07-21T08:37:26Z

Classic

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	** Team Sumo: Sumo with teams.		** Team Sumo: Sumo with teams.

	= [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]] =		= Classic =
	* '''Classic''': The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.		* [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.
	** ''Free-for-all'' (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch): Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.		** ''Free-for-all'' (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch): Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.
	** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.		** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.

Oscillotron: /* Classic (FFA, LMS, DF) */

2011-07-21T08:36:39Z

Classic (FFA, LMS, DF)

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	** Team Sumo: Sumo with teams.		** Team Sumo: Sumo with teams.

	= ~~Free-For-All Deathmatch =~~		= [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]] =
	* Deathmatch: It is a last-man-standing match played with no respawns.		* '''Classic''': The oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.
	** [[The Object of the Game\|Classic]]: ~~This is the~~ oldest game variation, and until recently the only game variation available. Most of the documentation found on this wiki applies to it, either directly or indirectly.		** ''Free-for-all'' (sometimes referred to as Deathmatch): Players compete against one another as either individuals or teams, in an "every player (or team) for him- or herself" scenario. Scoring may be awarded based on one or any combination of core dumps (kills), general protection faults (deaths), "suicides," winzone contact, and/or round win/survival. Match completion may be decided by one or any combination of score limit, round limit, or time limit.
	** No Rubber (NR): ~~Played with no~~ or ~~one rubber~~.		** ''Last Man Standing'': Distinguished by round win/survival accounting for the sole or predominant method of scoring.
	** Low Rubber (LR): ~~Played with an average~~ of ~~five~~ to ~~ten rubber~~.
	** Medium Rubber (MR): ~~Played with an average~~ of ~~ten~~ to ~~fifteen rubber~~.		* '''Rubber Value'''. Many players have taken to further classifying standard FFA or LMS servers by the basic and/or general amount of rubber available (and ensuing gameplay mechanics). Simplistically, they are as follows:
	** High Rubber (HR): ~~Played with an average of fifteen~~ to ~~thirty rubber~~. ~~And~~ a ~~speed of about 20~~-40		** ''No Rubber (NR)'': <code>CYCLE_RUBBER</code> is set to 0 or some fraction of 1.
	** Dog Fight (DF): Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab".		** ''Low Rubber (LR)'': Rubber value of 1 to 3.
	* Repawns: Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.		** ''Medium Rubber (MR)'': Rubber value of 3 to 5.
			** ''High Rubber (HR)'': Any value over 5, though generally 10 or above.
			*** It should be noted that there are several [[Rubber\|rubber-related settings]] which all act in concert, and usually relative to speed and cycle delay to boot. These can all be manipulated in such a manner that the resulting gameplay may deviate from the above definitions. These should only be considered short-hand reference.

			* '''Variations'''.
			** ''Dog Fight (DF)'': Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab".
			** ''Repawns'': Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.

	'''Note:''' Almost every Deathmatch server, regardless of name or amount of rubber, has degraded to the constant propagation of arbitrary rules and the enforcement of them through kick polls. "No Rubber" servers seem to be the safest place for those who actually like to core dump their opponents instead of mashing buttons and typing expletives.<br/>		'''Note:''' Almost every Deathmatch server, regardless of name or amount of rubber, has degraded to the constant propagation of arbitrary rules and the enforcement of them through kick polls. "No Rubber" servers seem to be the safest place for those who actually like to core dump their opponents instead of mashing buttons and typing expletives.<br/>

Sinewav: /* Free-For-All Deathmatch */ I think I'm funny today, hahahaha! <3 sine.wav

2011-02-25T01:43:31Z

Free-For-All Deathmatch: I think I'm funny today, hahahaha! <3 sine.wav

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	** Dog Fight (DF): Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab".		** Dog Fight (DF): Currently it is a mode that consists of slow bikes and medium rubber (around 10). In most DF servers, theres are rules to trapping your opponent that is widely accepted throughout the armagetron advanced community, but is not completely defined. You may not trap you opponent using a "seal" or "stab".
	* Repawns: Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.		* Repawns: Also known as "respawning", this game mode is similar to Classic except that players who die respawn. After respawning, they may be invulnerable and blink for a number of seconds to clear any nearby walls. Players joining the game spawn immediately, and do not need to wait for a new round. The match is usually only ended by a score or time limit-- rounds almost never end except by win zone since deaths are temporary. The hack required to do this is included with recent versions or arma, but you need to <code>#define RESPAWN_HACK</code> (or <code>-DRESPAWN_HACK</code>) when compiling the server to use it.

			'''Note:''' Almost every Deathmatch server, regardless of name or amount of rubber, has degraded to the constant propagation of arbitrary rules and the enforcement of them through kick polls. "No Rubber" servers seem to be the safest place for those who actually like to core dump their opponents instead of mashing buttons and typing expletives.<br/>
			[[Image:TronRules.gif\|center]]

	= Racing and Maze =		= Racing and Maze =

Slyfoxx: /* PaintBall */

2010-12-19T01:24:49Z

PaintBall

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	== PaintBall ==		== PaintBall ==
	~~This game mode is like playing a 1st shooter game.You use ''~~'~~BRAKES TO GO~~''' ~~and you '''TAP BRAKES TO SHOOT'''.~~This game mode is ~~still being made and theres some glitches and lagg~~.~~There was a editing of wall hacking~~,~~Wall hacking isn when~~ you ~~face the wall~~ and shoot~~,Now~~ you ~~can only snipe~~ and ~~a sniper place has a rubber healing zone~~.		''Summary:''
			This game mode is based on the sport we all love, Paintball. Also, it is the first first person shooter in Armagetron. To move you simply you hold your brake key down and to shoot an opponent you tap your brake key. Paintball is still in development and some bugs still occur.

	*Game Mode Made By:'''~~Dukevin~~'''		''Objective:''
	*Game Mode ~~Started At~~:'''~~RX FREAKSHOW~~'''		The objective is to concur the other team, although soon there will be different versions of paintball we call "minigames", they will have different objectives.
	*Game Mode ~~Is On~~:'''RX PAINTBALL''' and '''DJ RICHARD ~~PAINTBAL~~'''L
			''Rules:''
			The only rule is no wall-hacking (going up to a 'big' wall [unlike a sniper ship] and shooting other players, because they cannot defend themselves.
			''Other:''
			*Game Mode Made By: '''Dukevin'''
			*Game Mode currently available in: '''RX PAINTBALL''' and '''DJ RICHARD PAINTBALL'''

DJ RICHARD at 01:07, 19 December 2010

2010-12-19T01:07:17Z

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	This game mode is like playing a 1st shooter game.You use '''BRAKES TO GO''' and you '''TAP BRAKES TO SHOOT'''.This game mode is still being made and theres some glitches and lagg.There was a editing of wall hacking,Wall hacking isn when you face the wall and shoot,Now you can only snipe and a sniper place has a rubber healing zone.		This game mode is like playing a 1st shooter game.You use '''BRAKES TO GO''' and you '''TAP BRAKES TO SHOOT'''.This game mode is still being made and theres some glitches and lagg.There was a editing of wall hacking,Wall hacking isn when you face the wall and shoot,Now you can only snipe and a sniper place has a rubber healing zone.

	\|Game Mode Made By:'''Dukevin'''\|Game Mode Started At:'''RX FREAKSHOW'''\|Game Mode Is On:'''RX PAINTBALL''' and '''DJ RICHARD PAINTBAL'''L\|		*Game Mode Made By:'''Dukevin'''
			*Game Mode Started At:'''RX FREAKSHOW'''
			*Game Mode Is On:'''RX PAINTBALL''' and '''DJ RICHARD PAINTBAL'''L