TNT Cannon Classification Concept V2.3

[Cannon Type] [Fire Type] [Fire Rate] [Reload Type"-Reload"] [Delay Type"-Delay"] [Range"-Range"] [Size] [Spread Type"-Spread"] [Shot Power"-Shot"] [Nickname] Cannon

Example:
 Basic Non-Automatic Manual-Reload Automatic-Delay Medium-Range 13x3x2 No-Spread 1-Shot 'Basic' Cannon
 Or more simply:
 Automatic-Delay Medium-Range 13x3x2 'Basic' Cannon
 Or even:
 'Basic' Cannon

Example 2:
 Basic Automatic 600rpm Automatic-Reload Automatic-Delay Medium-Range 16x29x45 High-X-Spread 12-Shot 'Rapid-Fyre' Cannon
 Or:
 Automatic 600rpm 16x29x45 12-Shot 'Rapid-Fyre' Cannon

>>>Attributes<<<

>>Nickname
   The name of the cannon.

>>Cannon Type
   Basic - A varient of the basic cannon structure.
   Combination - A combination of cannons that achieves a unique effect not possible with a single cannon.
   Advanced - A non-basic cannon.
   Experimental - A cannon that has a substantial potential to explosively degrade.

>>Fire Type
   Non-Automatic - The entire charge detonates simultainously.
   Semi-Automatic - Fires every time it recieves a redstone input from a player, without manual reloading.
   Automatic - Fires repeatedly without player interaction once activated.

>>Fire Rate(If Automatic fire type)
   Fire Rate(In Rounds-Per-Minute)

>>Reload Type
   Manual - Cannot self-reload.
   Automatic - Can reload itself fully at least once.

>>Shots Per Reload
   Number of shots that can be fired before you must manually reload the cannon.

>>Delay Type
   Manual - Requires the shot to be lit by a player.
   Automatic - Lights the shot via a redstone delay circuit.

>>Range(Farthest recorded, in meters, from origin of TNT entity.)
   Short < 101
   Medium < 201
   Long < 701
   Insane > 700

>>Size(Counting necessary blocks only)
   Dimensions of the bounding box of the cannon.

>>Spread Type (Farthest distance from average location, in meters. Can be specified to be majorly biased along an axis, assuming the cannon is facing north.)
   No(None) = 0
   Low < 6
   Medium < 21
   High > 20
   Mortar - Shoots in random direction.

>>Charge Power
   Per charge/shot, calculated by formula (8-avg(D))*T Where D is the list of distances between the charge TNT and shot.

>>Shot Power
   Number of TNT in the shot.

>>Shot Block Height
   Height of the block(s) the shot is directly above when fired.