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Old 05-18-2012, 02:55 PM   #1
Darkclaw
 
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Default High-Tech Ammunition Tables

So, I've been working on inputting the ammunition tables into a data file, because my players like to take tons of backup ammo, but only a few spare magazines/clips. The writeup I've been using looks like this:
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[Equipment]
<High-Tech, High-Tech - Weapons, High-Tech - Weapons - Handgun SMG and PDW Ammunition, _Firearms, _Firearms - High-Tech>
".25 ACP, 6.35x16mmSR Browning (Ammunition)",basecost(0.1),baseweight(0.012),tech lvl(),lc(),page(HT176),mods(Equipment, Ammunition),description()
".28 Caplock, Colt Number 1 (Ammunition)",basecost(0.1),baseweight(0.006),tech lvl(),lc(),page(HT176),mods(Equipment, Ammunition),description(Notes: [1] Powder and shot (HT163))
etc.
Which works pretty well. However, I've had to turn ".25 ACP (6.35x16mmSR Browning)" from the table into ".25 ACP, 6.35x16mmSR Browning" if I want to keep the (Ammunition) name extension. Ideally, I'd like to be able to have ".25 ACP (6.35x16mmSR Browning)(Ammunition)" in the interests of clarity and replicating the notation from the table precisely. Anybody know of a way to achieve that?
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