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Object Targeting Commands

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Commands	Argument	Description
The following commands can be found in gizmos_simple_spawner.lua file. You can find them in the CheckingCommands(data) function
SendMessage()	<Message>	This sends a message to the OBJECT you wish to send a message too.
SetHue()	<hue>	This will apply the OBJECT:SetHue(<hue>) function to the OBJECT
Talk()	<Message>	Gives the NPC a overhead message
SetScale()	<int>	This sets the targets scale.x,scale.y,scale.z to <int>
SetObjVar()	<objvar>:<value>	this will set the <objvar> of the target to <value>
DelObjVar()	<objvar>	this deletes an <objvar> from the target.+
RotateBy()	<x,y,z>	rotates the x,y,z by the values in degrees.
SetLocation()	<x,y,z>	moves the target to the x,y,z values for the location.
PlayEffect()	<effectname>	plays the <effectname> on the target
StopEffect()	<effectname>	stops the <effectname> on the target
PlaySound()	<soundname>	plays the <soundname> at the targets location

Spawned Object Commands

These commands directly effect the actual object you have spawning. it will spawn anything that has a working template. First I want to talk about the @ symbol. I want you to think of it as it meaning 'and do this to the object' with that said lets move on to a simple example.

the format is pretty simple you take a template and when it spawns adjust some values on it as it spawns into the world. <template>@option,@option,@option,...

Lets say we want to hue a goblin a color of red like FF0000 we would enter

goblin@hue:FF0000

Lets say we want to hue a goblin a color of green like 00FF00, and set his scale 2.5x his size

goblin@hue:00FF00@scale:2.5

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Commands	Syntax	Description
The following commands can be found in gizmos_simple_spawner.lua file. You can find them in the HandleChanges(mob,spawn_template) function
hue	@hue:<value>	this will set the hue of the spawned object.
scale	@scale:<value>	this will set the scale of the spawned object.
str	<>	info.
agi	<>	info.
int	<>	info.
con	<>	info.
wis	<>	info.
will	<>	info.
name	<>	info.
title	<>	info.
team	<>	info.
location	<>	info.
rotate	<>	info.
setobjvar	<>	info.
effect	<>	info.
sound	<>	info.
body	<>	info.
invuln	<>	info.
facing	<>	info.
health	<>	info.
stamina	<>	info.
mana	<>	info.

OBJECTLIST Commands

OBJECTLIST gives you the ability to make a list of objects. Then with the RANDOM,ALL you will be able to send a message to a RANDOM object on the list, or ALL of the objects on the list. The general syntax when using OBJECTLIST is

   OBJECTLIST@Mode@ListOfObjects@function()@params

   @Mode can be RANDOM or ALL
   @ListOfObjects should always be like 15,37,45,86 for formatting
   @function the function to call such as SendMessage()
   @params this is the paramater to pass to the function

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Example Syntax	What it means
The following commands can be found in gizmos_simple_spawner.lua file. You can find them in the HandleChanges(mob,spawn_template) function
OBJECTLIST@RANDOM@objectid1,objectid2,objectid3@SendMessage()@<message>	this will randomly pick from objectid1,objectid2,objectid3 and will send the message <message> to the randomly picked object
OBJECTLIST@ALL@objectid1,objectid2,objectid3@SendMessage()@<message>	this will send all of objectid1,objectid2,objectid3 the message <message>

FUNCTIONS

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Function Name	Syntax	Description
The following commands can be found in gizmos_simple_spawner.lua file. You can find them in the HandleChanges(mob,spawn_template) function
SendMessage()	@SendMessage()@<message>	this will send the <message> to the object
SetHue	@SetHue()@<value>	this will set the objects hue to <value>

WAITFOR Commands

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Commands	Syntax	Description
The following commands can be found in gizmos_simple_spawner.lua file. You can find them in the HandleChanges(mob,spawn_template) function
hue	@hue:<value>	this will set the hue of the spawned object.