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Darkwander · Medic **Joined**: 18 Jan 2005 **Location**: Australia

This might be a silly question but what does it do excactly ?

Crimsonum · Seth **Joined**: 14 Jul 2005 **Location**: Fineland

Never heard of anything like that before...

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Darkwander · Medic **Joined**: 18 Jan 2005 **Location**: Australia

Golan · Flamethrower **Joined**: 21 Nov 2007

If a unit has multiple weapons on a single weapon point (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary etc., not individual turrets), AllowInterleavedFiring enables the unit to cycle through it's weapons when attacking.

For example, let's take a tank with main cannon and coaxial MG. Without AIF, it will start attacking with one of it's weapons (usually the cannon due to better range) and then only use this one. With AIF, it can/will use the MG while reloading its main weapon.

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Darkwander · Medic **Joined**: 18 Jan 2005 **Location**: Australia

Golan wrote:

If a unit has multiple weapons on a single weapon point (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary etc., not individual turrets), AllowInterleavedFiring enables the unit to cycle through it's weapons when attacking.

For example, let's take a tank with main cannon and coaxial MG. Without AIF, it will start attacking with one of it's weapons (usually the cannon due to better range) and then only use this one. With AIF, it can/will use the MG while reloading its main weapon.

Okey, i thought it might have something to do with that... Thanks for the help.