Unit Datasheet Creation - Revision history

Lavtiz29: fucking changed everything

2026-04-21T00:00:01Z

fucking changed everything

Lavtiz29: /* Pre-Made Datasheets */

2025-09-04T01:14:17Z

Pre-Made Datasheets

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	=== Pre-Made Datasheets ===		=== Pre-Made Datasheets ===
			<gallery heights=250 mode="packed">
			File:Stock Volpanova Datasheet v6.1.png\|Stock Volpanova
			File:Stock Alto.png\|Stock Alto
			File:Stock Cielnova.png\|Stock Cielnova
			File:Stock Portanova.png\|Stock Portanova
			File:Stock Rabiot.png\|Stock Rabiot
			File:Stock Revernova.png\|Stock Revernova
			File:Stock Foresteri.png\|Stock Foresteri
			File:Spectre.png\|Stock Spectre
			File:EEXM-17a x777 Corps.png\|x777 Corps Special
			File:VX-04 Vistari - V4.png\|Stock Vistari
			File:AL-23 Unit 8d.png\|Stock AL-23

			</gallery>

Lavtiz29: /* Blank Core Types */ removed a line about throwing away sheets and added core type chart

2025-06-13T00:23:56Z

Blank Core Types: removed a line about throwing away sheets and added core type chart

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	=== Blank Core Types ===		=== Blank Core Types ===
	Below are Blank Datasheets for Unit Core Types which correspond to the Chest Part of your Unit. If your Unit uses a Rabiot chest, then select the Rabiot Datasheet. If your Unit doesn't use a conventional Chest Part, then select the one that closely matches~~. A Unit Datasheet is a consumable item. This means that after every mission, a new one needs to be created~~.		Below are Blank Datasheets for Unit Core Types which correspond to the Chest Part of your Unit. If your Unit uses a Rabiot chest, then select the Rabiot Datasheet. If your Unit doesn't use a conventional Chest Part, then select the one that closely matches.

	[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l1DtHA0ONFauQoUuuJlhr0UJuzMurDYe/view Datasheet V6.02 Download Link]		[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l1DtHA0ONFauQoUuuJlhr0UJuzMurDYe/view Datasheet V6.02 Download Link]

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	~~[[Image:Coretype drone.png\| 307px]]~~

	==== Mech Units ====		==== Mech Units ====

Lavtiz29: /* Pilot Creation */ added stock pilots

2025-06-13T00:22:06Z

Pilot Creation: added stock pilots

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	#* Write that number down in the upper right area.		#* Write that number down in the upper right area.
	Your newly created Pilot is ready to be paired up with a Unit!		Your newly created Pilot is ready to be paired up with a Unit!

			=== Stock Pilots ===
			This is the list of stock pilots to be slotted into any unit to get a game going faster.

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	== Weapons & Equipment ==		== Weapons & Equipment ==
	If you want to win a war, you need weapons and equipment. These are the primary ways you will be able to subjugate and destroy your opponents. In this section, you will learn about the various weapons and equipments as well as how to properly create them and add them to your Units datasheet.		If you want to win a war, you need weapons and equipment. These are the primary ways you will be able to subjugate and destroy your opponents. In this section, you will learn about the various weapons and equipments as well as how to properly create them and add them to your Units datasheet.

Blckspawn: /* Blank Core Types */

2025-05-17T02:47:22Z

Blank Core Types

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	Below are Blank Datasheets for Unit Core Types which correspond to the Chest Part of your Unit. If your Unit uses a Rabiot chest, then select the Rabiot Datasheet. If your Unit doesn't use a conventional Chest Part, then select the one that closely matches. A Unit Datasheet is a consumable item. This means that after every mission, a new one needs to be created.		Below are Blank Datasheets for Unit Core Types which correspond to the Chest Part of your Unit. If your Unit uses a Rabiot chest, then select the Rabiot Datasheet. If your Unit doesn't use a conventional Chest Part, then select the one that closely matches. A Unit Datasheet is a consumable item. This means that after every mission, a new one needs to be created.

			[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l1DtHA0ONFauQoUuuJlhr0UJuzMurDYe/view Datasheet V6.02 Download Link]

	[[Image:Coretype mech.png\| 307px]]		[[Image:Coretype mech.png\| 307px]]

Blckspawn: /* Datasheet Breakdown */

2025-05-17T02:42:41Z

Datasheet Breakdown

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	== Datasheet Breakdown ==		== Datasheet Breakdown ==
	'''Current Datasheet Version:''' 6.0		'''Current Datasheet Version:''' 6.2

	'''Future Datasheet Version:''' ~~6.1 & 6.1t~~ (TBD)		'''Future Datasheet Version:''' (TBD)

	Once your Model is complete and ready for battle, open up the blank Datasheet that corresponds to your Unit's Core Type. This can be found by determining what kit the Unit's chest piece came from. If the chest piece is from the Alto kit, then the Core Type will be Alto. If the chest piece is from the Revernova kit, then the Core Type will be Revernova. If you have multiple chest pieces on your unit OR none at all, you may pick one that best fits your Unit.		Once your Model is complete and ready for battle, open up the blank Datasheet that corresponds to your Unit's Core Type. This can be found by determining what kit the Unit's chest piece came from. If the chest piece is from the Alto kit, then the Core Type will be Alto. If the chest piece is from the Revernova kit, then the Core Type will be Revernova. If you have multiple chest pieces on your unit OR none at all, you may pick one that best fits your Unit.

Blckspawn: /* Blank Core Types */

2025-05-17T02:41:24Z

Blank Core Types

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	Below are Blank Datasheets for Unit Core Types which correspond to the Chest Part of your Unit. If your Unit uses a Rabiot chest, then select the Rabiot Datasheet. If your Unit doesn't use a conventional Chest Part, then select the one that closely matches. A Unit Datasheet is a consumable item. This means that after every mission, a new one needs to be created.		Below are Blank Datasheets for Unit Core Types which correspond to the Chest Part of your Unit. If your Unit uses a Rabiot chest, then select the Rabiot Datasheet. If your Unit doesn't use a conventional Chest Part, then select the one that closely matches. A Unit Datasheet is a consumable item. This means that after every mission, a new one needs to be created.

	~~'''Datasheets are currently unavailable while undergoing updates'''~~

	[[Image:Coretype mech.png\| 307px]]		[[Image:Coretype mech.png\| 307px]]

Blckspawn: /* Weapon & Equipment Building */

2024-06-06T08:20:18Z

Weapon & Equipment Building

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	* '''Mechanism''' - Defines how a weapon fires. They are Systems that don't need to be added to a Units Datasheet. These will only appear if a weapon category has been selected and weapon parts were used in the build. If no mechanism is selected or available to a build in a weapon category, it is a single fire weapon.		* '''Mechanism''' - Defines how a weapon fires. They are Systems that don't need to be added to a Units Datasheet. These will only appear if a weapon category has been selected and weapon parts were used in the build. If no mechanism is selected or available to a build in a weapon category, it is a single fire weapon.

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	* '''Prerequisites''' - Defines restrictions to the build that the Unit must follow.		* '''Prerequisites''' - Defines restrictions to the build that the Unit must follow.

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	* '''Available Systems''' - Any Systems, other than the mechanism, that the Unit can choose to use given from the specific parts of the build. Any and all Systems taken must be added to the Units System Slots on its Datasheet.		* '''Available Systems''' - Any Systems, other than the mechanism, that the Unit can choose to use given from the specific parts of the build. Any and all Systems taken must be added to the Units System Slots on its Datasheet.

Blckspawn: /* Weapon & Equipment Building */

2024-06-06T08:07:10Z

Weapon & Equipment Building

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	* '''Prerequisites''' - What requirements are associated with that part.		* '''Prerequisites''' - What requirements are associated with that part.

	Once we have finished adding all of the parts to your weapon/equipment, click on the "-" sign in the upper left-hand side to collapse the Parts Calculator. Now we will be focusing on the Stat Organizer section. Starting from the top, you'll see two colors with a description next to them. These will indicate changes to your weapon based on the parts/SMTs you choose. Below those, there is a Blank Inventory Slot that will begin to autofill itself based on your weapon/equipment. When you have finished adding all of the stats you will take this information and transfer it to your Units Datasheet. Below that, you'll see 4 rows on the left side. Each row helps define how your weapon/equipment acts while in combat based on the parts you have chosen.		Once we have finished adding all of the parts to your weapon/equipment, click on the "-" sign in the upper left-hand side to collapse the Parts Calculator. Now we will be focusing on the Stat Organizer section. Starting from the top, you'll see two colors with a description next to them. These will indicate changes to your weapon based on the parts/SMTs you choose. Below those, there is a Blank Inventory Slot that will begin to autofill itself based on your weapon/equipment. When you have finished adding all the stats, you will take this information and transfer it to your Units Datasheet. Below that, you'll see 4 rows on the left side. Each row helps define how your weapon/equipment acts while in combat based on the parts you have chosen.

	[[File:Stat Organizer.png\|center\|750px]]		[[File:Stat Organizer.png\|center\|750px]]

	* '''Category''' - Defines the general characteristic of your build. If a weapon category is selected, the option to make it a melee weapon will appear. You may select this along with the weapon category if it applies.		* '''Category''' - Defines the general characteristic of your build. If a weapon category is selected, the option to make it a melee weapon will appear. You may select this along with the weapon category if it applies.
	* '''Mechanism''' - Defines how a weapon fires. They are Systems that don't need to be added to a Units Datasheet. These will only appear if a weapon category has been selected and weapon parts were used in the build. If no mechanism is selected or available to a build in a weapon category it is a single fire weapon.
			* '''Mechanism''' - Defines how a weapon fires. They are Systems that don't need to be added to a Units Datasheet. These will only appear if a weapon category has been selected and weapon parts were used in the build. If no mechanism is selected or available to a build in a weapon category, it is a single fire weapon.

			[[File:Mechanisms.png\|center\|750]]

	* '''Prerequisites''' - Defines restrictions to the build that the Unit must follow.		* '''Prerequisites''' - Defines restrictions to the build that the Unit must follow.

	* '''Available Systems''' - Any Systems, other than the mechanism, that the Unit can choose to use given from the specific parts of the build. Any and all Systems taken must be added to the Units System Slots on its Datasheet.		* '''Available Systems''' - Any Systems, other than the mechanism, that the Unit can choose to use given from the specific parts of the build. Any and all Systems taken must be added to the Units System Slots on its Datasheet.

Blckspawn: /* Tags */

2024-06-05T23:43:00Z

Tags

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	=== Tags ===		=== Tags ===
	Before you can fully understand how the 30MM: Wargame allows a player to build almost any weapon they want, you must first understand how Tags work. Tags are a way to specify, at a glance, what ability correlates to what weapon/equipment and how it functions in the game. Tags are represented by two letters, numbers, or a combination of the two inside of brackets. For example, the category '''Hand-Held Weapon''' is represented by the tag '''[WN]'''. When you look at a ~~Units~~ datasheet and see a weapon in the inventory with the tag [WN], you will know that it's a hand-held weapon. Combining multiple tags to customize your weapons or equipment is a basic operation that you will get more familiar with as you build your datasheets.		Before you can fully understand how the 30MM: Wargame allows a player to build almost any weapon they want, you must first understand how Tags work. Tags are a way to specify, at a glance, what ability correlates to what weapon/equipment and how it functions in the game. Tags are represented by two letters, numbers, or a combination of the two inside of brackets. For example, the category '''Hand-Held Weapon''' is represented by the tag '''[WN]'''. When you look at a Unit's datasheet and see a weapon in the inventory with the tag [WN], you will know that it's a hand-held weapon. Combining multiple tags to customize your weapons or equipment is a basic operation that you will get more familiar with as you build your datasheets.

	Multiple tags are arranged in sequential order. The first 3 tags identify the function while the proceeding tags identify any abilities it might give a Unit. Below is the order each tag will be in along with the various different tags in each.		Multiple tags are arranged in sequential order. The first 3 tags identify the function, while the proceeding tags identify any abilities it might give a Unit. Below is the order each tag will be in, along with the various different tags in each.

	#'''Category'''		#'''Category'''
	~~#*[WN] Hand-Held Weapon~~
	~~#*[MW] Mounted Weapon~~
	~~#*[EQ] Attachment~~
	~~#*[SD] Shield~~
	~~#*[TH] Thruster~~
	#'''Mechanism'''		#'''Mechanism'''
	~~#*[MG] Full Auto~~
	~~#*[GB] 2For1~~
	~~#*[SG] Spread Shot~~
	~~#*[EO] Splash Damage~~
	~~#*[MH] Multihit~~
	~~#*[OC] Overcharge~~
	#'''Prerequisites'''		#'''Prerequisites'''
	~~#*[2H] Two-Handed - A Unit must have, at least, 2 hands available in order to use this weapon. If they do not, then +5 AP cost will be added to the weapon.~~
	~~#*[RC] Recharge - After firing the weapon once, place a recharge token down. The unit is unable to fire again until its next 2 activations.~~
	#'''Available Systems'''		#'''Available Systems'''
	~~#*Check the Google Document to view current and up-to-date Systems on the page [[Abilities]].~~

	~~For example,~~ the ~~tags [WN][MG][2H] identify a two~~-~~handed weapon with~~ the ~~System "Full Auto". The tags~~ [MW]~~[EO~~] ~~identify a mounted weapon with the System "Splash Damage"~~.		Check the Google Document to view current and up-to-date Systems on the page [[Abilities]].

	=== Weapons ===		=== Weapons ===

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	=== Pre-Made Datasheets ===		=== Pre-Made Datasheets ===
			<gallery heights=250 mode="packed">
			File:Stock Volpanova Datasheet v6.1.png\|Stock Volpanova
			File:Stock Alto.png\|Stock Alto
			File:Stock Cielnova.png\|Stock Cielnova
			File:Stock Portanova.png\|Stock Portanova
			File:Stock Rabiot.png\|Stock Rabiot
			File:Stock Revernova.png\|Stock Revernova
			File:Stock Foresteri.png\|Stock Foresteri
			File:Spectre.png\|Stock Spectre
			File:EEXM-17a x777 Corps.png\|x777 Corps Special
			File:VX-04 Vistari - V4.png\|Stock Vistari
			File:AL-23 Unit 8d.png\|Stock AL-23

			</gallery>