Object keyword - Revision history

Sunjammer: Updating links

2011-08-15T11:24:49Z

Updating links

2011-08-02T22:43:05Z

Updated from LEX

2011-08-02T22:38:01Z

2011-08-02T22:28:13Z

Fixing category

2011-08-02T22:22:16Z

2009-07-31T01:44:18Z

2009-07-31T01:43:58Z

2009-07-29T22:46:40Z

2009-07-26T20:35:14Z

2009-07-19T22:03:44Z

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 == Literals ==
-There is no [[literal]] representation of the object type.
+There is no [[Scripting terminology#literal|literal]] representation of the object type.
 == Conversion ==

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-In scripting, the "object" data type contains instances of game resources that have been created in-game. Most objects are created by the toolset, for example by placing creatures in an area or by inserting items into an inventory. However, they can also be dynamically created using the [[CreateObject]] function.
+__NOTOC__
-==Object currency ==
+The object type is valid as a variable, a parameter and a return type.
-Objects which are not in the current area list are not accessible by [[tag]]-based searches.
+== Literals ==
-So, plot flags are generally used to store information about areas and their objects which might be referenced when the player is elsewhere. As long as you don't add a journal entry, no journal is given to the player when the plot flag is set. For situations that require more than binary values, local variables can be set on the player or the module.
+There is no [[literal]] representation of the object type.
-If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.
+== Conversion ==
 [[Category:Keywords]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:38, 2 August 2011
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	If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.		If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.

−	[[Category:~~Scripting keywords~~]]	+	[[Category:Keywords]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 22:28, 2 August 2011
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	If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.		If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.

−	[[Category:~~DAScript types~~]]	+	[[Category:Scripting keywords]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:44, 31 July 2009
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	If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.		If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.

−	[[Category:~~Data~~ types]]	+	[[Category:DAScript types]]

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← Older revision	Revision as of 01:43, 31 July 2009
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−	In scripting, the "object" data type contains instances of game resources that have been created in-game. Most objects are created by the toolset, for example by placing creatures in an area or by inserting items into an inventory. However, they can also be dynamically created using the CreateObject function.	+	In scripting, the "object" data type contains instances of game resources that have been created in-game. Most objects are created by the toolset, for example by placing creatures in an area or by inserting items into an inventory. However, they can also be dynamically created using the [[CreateObject]] function.

	==Object currency ==		==Object currency ==

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:35, 26 July 2009
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	If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.		If the story calls for a creature to travel between area lists, the general approach is to place different instances of the same creature in all areas that will use it, setting them inactive or active as necessary.

−	[[Category:~~Scripts~~]]	+	[[Category:Data types]]