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Torphedo: Remove statement that seems to be untrue, based on my testing

2022-05-27T20:33:48Z

Remove statement that seems to be untrue, based on my testing

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	===ASDefines===		===ASDefines===
	The ASDefines list tells the game all the animations an actor can use. Each ASDefine entry is essentially a redirect, allowing the game to play an animation by calling a simpler, shorter alias (For example, '''Brake''' runs the script '''Player_Link_Brake.bas'''). Like the '''AddReses''' list, these are in numerical order, going from '''ASDefine_0''' to '''ASDefine_1''', and so on. Each ASDefine object has a '''Name''' field, and a '''Filename''' field. The name field is the name by which eventflows, demos, and AIs will call the animation. The '''Filename''' field is the [[Bas]] file to be played (from '''Actor/AS'''), again without the file extension. ~~If there is no ASDefine entry found, the game will try to play a bas script of the given filename, if it can be found.{{Check}}~~		The ASDefines list tells the game all the animations an actor can use. Each ASDefine entry is essentially a redirect, allowing the game to play an animation by calling a simpler, shorter alias (For example, '''Brake''' runs the script '''Player_Link_Brake.bas'''). Like the '''AddReses''' list, these are in numerical order, going from '''ASDefine_0''' to '''ASDefine_1''', and so on. Each ASDefine object has a '''Name''' field, and a '''Filename''' field. The name field is the name by which eventflows, demos, and AIs will call the animation. The '''Filename''' field is the [[Bas]] file to be played (from '''Actor/AS'''), again without the file extension.

	===CFDefines===		===CFDefines===

Torphedo: ASDefine Tweak

2022-05-24T11:48:35Z

ASDefine Tweak

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	===ASDefines===		===ASDefines===
	The ASDefines list tells the game all the animations an actor can use. Each ASDefine entry is essentially a redirect, allowing the game to play an animation by calling a simpler, shorter alias (For example, '''Brake''' runs the script '''Player_Link_Brake.bas'''). Like the '''AddReses''' list, these are in numerical order, going from '''ASDefine_0''' to '''ASDefine_1''', and so on. Each ASDefine object has a '''Name''' field, and a '''Filename''' field. The name field is the name by which eventflows, demos, and AIs will call the animation. The '''Filename''' field is the [[Bas]] file to be played (from '''Actor/AS'''), again without the file extension.		The ASDefines list tells the game all the animations an actor can use. Each ASDefine entry is essentially a redirect, allowing the game to play an animation by calling a simpler, shorter alias (For example, '''Brake''' runs the script '''Player_Link_Brake.bas'''). Like the '''AddReses''' list, these are in numerical order, going from '''ASDefine_0''' to '''ASDefine_1''', and so on. Each ASDefine object has a '''Name''' field, and a '''Filename''' field. The name field is the name by which eventflows, demos, and AIs will call the animation. The '''Filename''' field is the [[Bas]] file to be played (from '''Actor/AS'''), again without the file extension. If there is no ASDefine entry found, the game will try to play a bas script of the given filename, if it can be found.{{Check}}

	===CFDefines===		===CFDefines===

Torphedo: Fix ASDefine section

2022-05-24T11:43:32Z

Fix ASDefine section

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	===ASDefines===		===ASDefines===
	The ASDefines list tells the game all the ~~actions (not to be confused with AI Actions)~~ an actor can ~~take~~. Like the '''AddReses''' list, these are in numerical order, going from '''ASDefine_0''' to '''ASDefine_1''', and so on. Each ASDefine object has a '''Name''' field, and a '''Filename''' field. The name field is the name by which eventflows, demos, and AIs will call the animation. The '''Filename''' field is the [[Bas]] file to be played (from '''Actor/AS'''),again without the file extension~~. For example, the name might be '''Brake''', and the filename might be '''Player_Link_Brake'''. The game will call it by the name '''Brake''', and run the script '''Actor/AS/Player_Link_Brake.bas'''~~.		The ASDefines list tells the game all the animations an actor can use. Each ASDefine entry is essentially a redirect, allowing the game to play an animation by calling a simpler, shorter alias (For example, '''Brake''' runs the script '''Player_Link_Brake.bas'''). Like the '''AddReses''' list, these are in numerical order, going from '''ASDefine_0''' to '''ASDefine_1''', and so on. Each ASDefine object has a '''Name''' field, and a '''Filename''' field. The name field is the name by which eventflows, demos, and AIs will call the animation. The '''Filename''' field is the [[Bas]] file to be played (from '''Actor/AS'''), again without the file extension.

	===CFDefines===		===CFDefines===

Torphedo: Add baslist page

2022-05-24T01:15:43Z

Add baslist page

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 {{lowercase}}
 {{stub}}
-<onlyinclude>'''baslist''' files are [[AAMP]] files.</onlyinclude>
+<onlyinclude>
 [[Category:File extensions]]
 [[Category:File extensions (AAMP)]]
 [[Category:Actor parameter files]]

imported>Leoetlino: Fix typo

2018-09-18T17:55:04Z

Fix typo

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	[[Category:File extensions]]		[[Category:File extensions]]
	[[Category:File extensions (AAMP)]]		[[Category:File extensions (AAMP)]]
	[[Category:Actor ~~paramater~~ files]]		[[Category:Actor parameter files]]

imported>BravelyPeculiar at 17:47, 18 September 2018

2018-09-18T17:47:38Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:47, 18 September 2018
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	[[Category:File extensions]]		[[Category:File extensions]]
	[[Category:File extensions (AAMP)]]		[[Category:File extensions (AAMP)]]
			[[Category:Actor paramater files]]

imported>Leoetlino: add stub articles for AAMP extensions

2018-09-13T18:43:49Z

add stub articles for AAMP extensions

New page

{{lowercase}}
{{stub}}
<onlyinclude>'''baslist''' files are [[AAMP]] files.</onlyinclude>
[[Category:File extensions]]
[[Category:File extensions (AAMP)]]