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dev:object_fields [2018/04/12 06:30] karl Second round of adjustments |
dev:object_fields [2020/11/23 08:34] (current) ryo [anim_suffix] update |
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| This is the description of fields of the object structure, and what they are used to. | This is the description of fields of the object structure, and what they are used to. | ||
| + | The struct [[object_fields_living|living]] and struct [[object_fields_key_value|key_value]] have their own pages. \\ | ||
| + | The term [[Shared Strings]] has it's own page, too. \\ | ||
| See also page [[Objects]] . | See also page [[Objects]] . | ||
| ===== Issues == | ===== Issues == | ||
| - | FIXME This page needs complete rebuild. It is unsorted and too large to scroll and to read with almost no content.\\ | + | FIXME \\ |
| - | It appears that server internal variables like //next// and //prev// have mixed with archetype attributes. \\ | + | |
| **These Object Fields are for now sorted alphabetically [[:arch:arch_attributes:1_index|here]] ** . \\ | **These Object Fields are for now sorted alphabetically [[:arch:arch_attributes:1_index|here]] ** . \\ | ||
| Whenever =field= gets changed, please do it in the sorted pages in the :arch:arch_attributes:* namespace. | Whenever =field= gets changed, please do it in the sorted pages in the :arch:arch_attributes:* namespace. | ||
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| - | Jump down to [[#"living" structure fields]] , [[#Key/value fields]] | ||
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| <WRAP lo> | <WRAP lo> | ||
| FIXME fill in the blanks :) add sharedstring info | FIXME fill in the blanks :) add sharedstring info | ||
| - | FIXME maybe this should be part of the object.h file directly? | + | FIXME make a script to either do object.h -> this page, or this page -> object.h \\ |
| - | + | IMHO one should put this data into object.h, in doxygen format, and make a script to do object.h -> this page --- //[[user:rednaxela|Alex Schultz]] 2007/01/03 12:50// | |
| - | FIXME make a script to either do object.h -> this page, or this page -> object.h | + | |
| - | * IMHO one should put this data into object.h, in doxygen format, and make a script to do object.h -> this page --- //[[user:rednaxela|Alex Schultz]] 2007/01/03 12:50// | + | |
| </WRAP> | </WRAP> | ||
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| } object; | } object; | ||
| </code> | </code> | ||
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| + | ---- | ||
| ===== Head Part of Struct == | ===== Head Part of Struct == | ||
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| Comment: Used to determine combined animations | Comment: Used to determine combined animations | ||
| - | Meaning: NEW introduced since ? | + | When a player or a monster attacks or uses a skill, if this suffix is defined on the weapon (combat) or the skill (skill use), the server tries to find an animation named "[player_or_monster_animation]_[anim_suffix]". |
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| + | For instance, for a Fenx using an animation "fenx_player" who uses a sword (anim_suffix "sword"), when attacking, the "fenx_player_sword" animation will be used if it exists. | ||
| + | If no suffix is defined or the animation doesn't exist, then nothing happens, else the animation is applied until it finished. | ||
| ==== title ==== | ==== title ==== | ||
| Type: const char * (shared string) | Type: const char * (shared string) | ||
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