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If you're gonna do this might as well do same for WarheadTypeClass, WW(P) used FindOrAllocate for single WH values pretty much everywhere.

Strictly speaking wasn't a bug, more of a technical limitation that is even explicitly listed in docs for some things (may need to go over those now).

Strictly speaking wasn't a bug

Ah, initially it was a user who reported to me as a bug that those two INI flags were not working, so I also followed that description.

may need to go over those now

Specifically, what do you think should be done?

Specifically, what do you think should be done?

Making sure that whatever you change the docs accurately reflect that. Check where WeaponTypes are parsed into vectors in codebase and check ifthe docs for the appropriate features mention this limitation that's now been lifted.

Specifically, what do you think should be done?

Making sure that whatever you change the docs accurately reflect that. Check where WeaponTypes are parsed into vectors in codebase and check ifthe docs for the appropriate features mention this limitation that's now been lifted.

Currently, aside from the two AE filter flags, there are only two that use ValueableVector<WeaponTypeClass*> , namely SuppressKillWeapons_Types and SuppressRevengeWeapons_Types , and these two do not rely on the list being complete to function, because they compare an already existing weapon pointer (like KillWeapon or RevengeWeapon ) against the list items. Even if a weapon name is dropped from the list due to missing [WeaponTypes] entry, the comparison can still succeed as long as that weapon object itself was created elsewhere via FindOrAllocate . The list is only used as a filter, and the pointer being compared is always valid.

This is why users consider it a bug that the two filter flags of AE cannot support weapons not listed in [WeaponTypes] — among the only four flags that fill in weapon lists, only this pair used for the same function fails to work.

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