Difference between revisions of "Templates"
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* Templates are files which describe properties of objects to be created in the world. | * Templates are files which describe properties of objects to be created in the world. | ||
* A template is the building plan, the blueprint for an object | * A template is the building plan, the blueprint for an object | ||
− | * You can create as many instances of these objects as your server allows:<br> | + | * You can create as many instances of these objects as your server allows:<br/>1000 rabbits, if you wish from a single rabbit template, or cultists opr whatever. |
− | 1000 rabbits, if you wish from a single | ||
* Templates are described in files, one template per file only, so there are many. | * Templates are described in files, one template per file only, so there are many. | ||
* These file live in a special directory called "templates" inside your mods directory. | * These file live in a special directory called "templates" inside your mods directory. | ||
* The basic file format is XML, so you have the rules for XML tags and attributes. | * The basic file format is XML, so you have the rules for XML tags and attributes. | ||
− | * Do not use special characters in the names for your templates, it can cause weird bugs<br> | + | * Do not use special characters in the names for your templates, it can cause weird bugs<br/>Forbidden characters in template names: "&" |
− | Forbidden characters in template names: "&" |
Revision as of 12:25, 1 November 2016
- Templates are files which describe properties of objects to be created in the world.
- A template is the building plan, the blueprint for an object
- You can create as many instances of these objects as your server allows:
1000 rabbits, if you wish from a single rabbit template, or cultists opr whatever. - Templates are described in files, one template per file only, so there are many.
- These file live in a special directory called "templates" inside your mods directory.
- The basic file format is XML, so you have the rules for XML tags and attributes.
- Do not use special characters in the names for your templates, it can cause weird bugs
Forbidden characters in template names: "&"