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Can someone please explain the way Radar Stations detect hostile missiles? I don't quite understand the relation between alarm range and safe zone. Thanks! | Can someone please explain the way Radar Stations detect hostile missiles? I don't quite understand the relation between alarm range and safe zone. Thanks! | ||
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Firstly, let's go trough the different functions: | |||
Alarm Range: Alarm range is used to set a perimeter which if breached by a missile sounds the built-in siren. | |||
In English: If there is a missile within the set range an alarm goes off. | |||
Safe Zone: The Safe Zone is another set perimeter, if a missile targets an area within the safe zone, a redstone signal fires from the corresponding side or from all sides. (Can be toggled with the wrench.) | |||
//SadProgrammer | |||
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Can someone please explain the way Radar Stations detect hostile missiles? I don't quite understand the relation between alarm range and safe zone. Thanks!
Answer:
Firstly, let's go trough the different functions:
Alarm Range: Alarm range is used to set a perimeter which if breached by a missile sounds the built-in siren. In English: If there is a missile within the set range an alarm goes off.
Safe Zone: The Safe Zone is another set perimeter, if a missile targets an area within the safe zone, a redstone signal fires from the corresponding side or from all sides. (Can be toggled with the wrench.)
//SadProgrammer
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