Lua:info ff script mulch - Revision history

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2009-06-26T21:34:34Z

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Hirohito at 00:36, 8 March 2008

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Hirohito at 00:42, 1 January 2008

2008-01-01T00:42:45Z

Mirvinmonkey-3: LUA:info ff script mulch moved to Lua:info ff script mulch

2007-12-31T12:10:58Z

LUA:info ff script mulch moved to Lua:info ff script mulch

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==Introduction==
An info_ff_script is a point-based scriptable entity. If you are familiar with TFC's entities, this entity is ''somewhat'' similiar to [http://tf.valve-erc.com/kbase.php?id=1 info_tfgoals] and [http://tf.valve-erc.com/kbase.php?id=2 item_tfgoals]; however, the scriptability behind this entity makes it a great deal more flexibile.

info_ff_script entities represent items that can affect, and be affected by players. Such items might be the flags in a CTF map, or the armor, health and ammo packs in a respawn room.

==Using info_ff_script's==
info_ff_script's are placed in a map through Hammer just like placing any point-based entity. If you are unfamiliar with this process, [http://www.whitehouse.gov suck a dick].

It is important that any info_ff_script have a name. You can give it a name in Hammer. The name you choose for the entity is what is used in your map's LUA file to tie the info_ff_script entity to an actual useable object in-game.

Example info_ff_script names are: "red_flag", "resup_pack", "blue_armor", "yellow_healthkit", etc.

==The Flexibility - The Confusion==
Because info_ff_script's can be used for such a wide array of purposes, the amount of ways to interact and retrieve information from them can be overwhelming.

Alright... going to bed for the night.

You folks fell on your face. You get an F- in my book.

Mulchman MM at 01:55, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T01:55:53Z

Mulchman MM at 01:47, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T01:47:56Z

Mulchman MM at 01:40, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T01:40:20Z

Mulchman MM at 01:34, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T01:34:43Z

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−	~~{{Infobox manual/Header}}~~
−	~~==Introduction==~~
−	An info_ff_script is a point-based scriptable entity. If you are familiar with TFC's entities, this entity is ''somewhat'' similiar to [http://tf.valve-erc.com/kbase.php?id=1 info_tfgoals] and [http://tf.valve-erc.com/kbase.php?id=2 item_tfgoals]; however, the scriptability behind this entity makes it a great deal more flexibile.

−	~~info_ff_script entities represent items that can affect, and be affected by players. Such items might be the flags in a CTF map, or the armor, health and ammo packs in a respawn room.~~
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−	~~==Using info_ff_script's==~~
−	~~info_ff_script's are placed in a map through Hammer just like placing any point-based entity. If you are unfamiliar with this process, [http://www.whitehouse.gov suck a dick].~~
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−	It is important that any info_ff_script have a name. You can give it a name in Hammer. The name you choose for the entity is what is used in your map's LUA file to tie the info_ff_script entity to an actual useable object in-game.
−
−	~~Example info_ff_script names are: "red_flag", "resup_pack", "blue_armor", "yellow_healthkit", etc.~~
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−	~~==The Flexibility - The Confusion==~~
−	~~Because info_ff_script's can be used for such a wide array of purposes, the amount of ways to interact and retrieve information from them can be overwhelming.~~
−	~~{{Infobox manual/Footer}}~~
−	~~[[Category:Lua]]~~

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	{{Infobox manual/Footer}}		{{Infobox manual/Footer}}
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	info_ff_script entities represent items that can affect, and be affected by players. Such items might be the flags in a CTF map, or the armor, health and ammo packs in a respawn room.		info_ff_script entities represent items that can affect, and be affected by players. Such items might be the flags in a CTF map, or the armor, health and ammo packs in a respawn room.
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		+	==Using info_ff_script's==
		+	info_ff_script's are placed in a map through Hammer just like placing any point-based entity. If you are unfamiliar with this process, [http://www.whitehouse.com suck a dick].

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 ==Introduction==
 An info_ff_script is a point-based scriptable entity.  If you are familiar with TFC's entities, this entity is ''somewhat'' similiar to [http://tf.valve-erc.com/kbase.php?id=1 info_tfgoals] and [http://tf.valve-erc.com/kbase.php?id=2 item_tfgoals]; however, the scriptability behind this entity makes it a great deal more flexibile.
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 ==The Flexibility - The Confusion==
 Because info_ff_script's can be used for such a wide array of purposes, the amount of ways to interact and retrieve information from them can be overwhelming.
+{{Infobox manual/Footer}}

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	==The Flexibility - The Confusion==		==The Flexibility - The Confusion==
		+	Because info_ff_script's can be used for such a wide array of purposes, the amount of ways to interact and retrieve information from them can be overwhelming.
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		+	Alright... going to bed for the night.

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	==Using info_ff_script's==		==Using info_ff_script's==
−	info_ff_script's are placed in a map through Hammer just like placing any point-based entity. If you are unfamiliar with this process, [http://www.whitehouse.~~com~~ suck a dick].	+	info_ff_script's are placed in a map through Hammer just like placing any point-based entity. If you are unfamiliar with this process, [http://www.whitehouse.gov suck a dick].
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		+	It is important that any info_ff_script have a name. You can give it a name in Hammer. The name you choose for the entity is what is used in your map's LUA file to tie the info_ff_script entity to an actual useable object in-game.
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		+	Example info_ff_script names are: "red_flag", "resup_pack", "blue_armor", "yellow_healthkit", etc.
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		+	==The Flexibility - The Confusion==