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Usually, the attributes value can be recieved by <code>_sectionName get3DENMissionAttribute _attributeName; | Usually, the attributes value can be recieved by <code>_sectionName get3DENMissionAttribute _attributeName; // See example above</code> | ||
However, if the attribute was not changed and it is default value is used [[get3DENMissionAttribute]] might return [[Nothing]], even though in [[Eden Editor]] the attribute has got a value. In that case the attribute's config name is not identical to the 'property' or 'data' config value. To get the right values in these cases one has to do:<br> | However, if the attribute was not changed and it is default value is used [[get3DENMissionAttribute]] might return [[Nothing]], even though in [[Eden Editor]] the attribute has got a value. In that case the attribute's config name is not identical to the 'property' or 'data' config value. To get the right values in these cases one has to do:<br> | ||
<code>_sectionName [[get3DENMissionAttribute]] _propertyName; | <code>_sectionName [[get3DENMissionAttribute]] _propertyName; | ||
Revision as of 11:22, 12 May 2022
Description
- Description:
- Set scenario attributes. An attribute is identified by its property (data when it is an engine-driven attribute) value in config. For the list of all attributes with their properties, see Mission Attributes.
- Groups:
- Eden Editor
Syntax
- Syntax:
- set3DENMissionAttributes [[section1, class1, value1], ...]
- Parameters:
- sectionN: String - attribute section
- classN: String - attribute name
- valueN: Anything - new attribute value
- Return Value:
- Boolean - true if the value was set
Examples
- Example 1:
// set respawn type to 3 and respawn delay to 10 seconds set3DENMissionAttributes [["Multiplayer", "respawn", 3], ["Multiplayer", "respawnDelay", 10]];
Additional Information
Notes
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Only post proven facts here! Add Note
- Posted on January 2, 2019 - 12:09 (UTC)
- R3vo
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Usually, the attributes value can be recieved by
_sectionName get3DENMissionAttribute _attributeName; // See example aboveHowever, if the attribute was not changed and it is default value is used get3DENMissionAttribute might return Nothing, even though in Eden Editor the attribute has got a value. In that case the attribute's config name is not identical to the 'property' or 'data' config value. To get the right values in these cases one has to do:
_sectionName get3DENMissionAttribute _propertyName; // or _sectionName get3DENMissionAttribute _dataName;