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	The terrain types are stored as 4-bit numbers in the level's terrain map, and are as follows:		The terrain types are stored as 4-bit numbers in the level's terrain map, and are as follows:

	0 - Default		0 - Default<br>
	1 - Water		1 - Water<br>
	2 - Dry grass		2 - Dry grass<br>
	3 - Juicy grass		3 - Juicy grass<br>
	4 - Dry dirt		4 - Dry dirt<br>
	5 - Wet dirt		5 - Wet dirt<br>
	6 - Mud		6 - Mud<br>
	7 - Outside map		7 - Outside map<br>
	8 - Gravel		8 - Gravel<br>
	9 - Frozen ground		9 - Frozen ground<br>
	10 - Dry sand (El Alamein)		10 - Dry sand (El Alamein)<br>
	11 - Wet sand		11 - Wet sand<br>
	12 - Rock (Omaha Beach)		12 - Rock (Omaha Beach)<br>
	13 - Sand road		13 - Sand road<br>
	14 - Dirt road		14 - Dirt road<br>
	15 - Paved road		15 - Paved road<br>

	Note that material 7 is special. After nine seconds a soldier on this type of terrain will take damage for leaving the battlefield. By default, the soldier takes 5 hitpoints per second. The property ''Game.DamageForBeingOutsideWorld'' (which is never set in any BF .con file) can be used to set this rate to another number of hitpoints per second.		Note that material 7 is special. After nine seconds a soldier on this type of terrain will take damage for leaving the battlefield. By default, the soldier takes 5 hitpoints per second. The property ''Game.DamageForBeingOutsideWorld'' (which is never set in any BF .con file) can be used to set this rate to another number of hitpoints per second.

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New page: == MDT description == The material of an object determines how it affects and is affected by other objects. For terrain and objects, it affects the physics engine and how much collision da...

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== MDT description ==
The material of an object determines how it affects and is affected by other objects. For terrain and objects, it affects the physics engine and how much collision damage other objects take. For weapon projectiles, mines, etc., the material is the type of attack that the weapon does.

The terrain types are stored as 4-bit numbers in the level's terrain map, and are as follows:

0 - Default
1 - Water
2 - Dry grass
3 - Juicy grass
4 - Dry dirt
5 - Wet dirt
6 - Mud
7 - Outside map
8 - Gravel
9 - Frozen ground
10 - Dry sand (El Alamein)
11 - Wet sand
12 - Rock (Omaha Beach)
13 - Sand road
14 - Dirt road
15 - Paved road

Note that material 7 is special. After nine seconds a soldier on this type of terrain will take damage for leaving the battlefield. By default, the soldier takes 5 hitpoints per second. The property ''Game.DamageForBeingOutsideWorld'' (which is never set in any BF .con file) can be used to set this rate to another number of hitpoints per second.

See the [http://mdt.planetbattlefield.gamespy.com/Tutorials/Damage%20Tutorial/DamageTutorial.shtm Damage Tutorial] for more information. 
 
''[http://mdt.planetbattlefield.gamespy.com/scripting/ObjectTemplate/Properties/Material.shtm Source and more details]'' 
 
== Additional Description ==
 

[[Category:Battlefield 1942]]

ObjectTemplate.Material - Revision history

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Pilot 51: New page: == MDT description == The material of an object determines how it affects and is affected by other objects. For terrain and objects, it affects the physics engine and how much collision da...