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Editors Depot - Mission Editing and Scripting => OFP - Editing/Scripting General => Topic started by: SilentHunter on 02 May 2004, 16:15:29
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Hi,
Can anyone point me in the direction of a list of all the built in global variables that flashpoint uses?
Cheers
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Yes
http://www.ofpec.com/yabbse/index.php?board=8;action=display;threadid=15281;start=0
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There's been a thread here at OFPEC, dealing with those
reserved vars.
: lol - just figured out it was you yourself who started that thread ::)
You need a link to the thread? ;D
http://www.ofpec.com/yabbse/index.php?board=8;action=display;threadid=15281;start=0
Anywayz - a good start would be to check out the class tree
for weapons/ammo/objects in the unofficial comref (and off course class tree in the official comref).
But IMHO OFPEC already offered something to avoid using
reserved variables - even BIS supports that thingy:
It's the OFPEC Tag system
http://www.ofpec.com/tags_about.php
For some strange reason, whenever i use my chd tag i do never run into any conflict with reserved variables ;)
:edit - lol Artak you didn't notice, who started both threads - tho it's
been close happening the same to me :D
~S~ CD
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G'daem your right. I totally missed it :o :D
Seems like someone is repeating himself :hmm: ::)
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no no no,
i just woundered (this time) if there as an official list or somthing of reserved veriables.
Or if anyone know how to find them out easily
SILENTHUNTER
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lol Silent Hunter,
if there were an official list, it might have found it's way into
your first thread tho :)
The only official list for reserved variables is, as i already
mentioned above: the official comref with it's commands/cweapon/magazines/units class list.
The unofficial comref, even adds the whole object's tree to that
list, which both may together cover a big bunch of reserved
variables.
I know it's not exactly what you're looking for (example: missionend), but that's all you can get + user's experiences.
Then again i have to repeat meself once more:
Use tagg'ed variables with your own tag, and you don't have
to care anymore about wether the variable is reserved or not.
In case of tagg'ed variables i also don't see any reason for
ppl being in the need of such a "reserved variable list", if it's
that what you're after to do.
~S~ CD