Script Classes for Adventure Games/Feature Class - Revision history

Andrew Branscom: /* Properties */

2016-01-21T04:54:46Z

Properties

2016-01-21T04:54:08Z

Properties

2016-01-21T04:53:54Z

xyz The position on the screen.

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Properties

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Properties

2015-12-22T05:28:56Z

Properties

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Properties

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The Feature Class

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Properties

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Properties

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 <blockquote>
-====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.====
+====x<br />y<br />z====
 The x property should be set to the x coordinate of the object on the screen. The y property should be set to the y coordinate of the objects projection onto the ground if it is elevated, otherwise it's y coordinate on the screen. If the object is elevated above the ground then the amount of elevation should be placed in the z property.

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 <blockquote>
-====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.====
+====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.====
 The x property should be set to the x coordinate of the object on the screen. The y property should be set to the y coordinate of the objects projection onto the ground if it is elevated, otherwise it's y coordinate on the screen. If the object is elevated above the ground then the amount of elevation should be placed in the z property.

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 <blockquote>
-====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.====
+====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.====
 The x property should be set to the x coordinate of the object on the screen. The y property should be set to the y coordinate of the objects projection onto the ground if it is elevated, otherwise it's y coordinate on the screen. If the object is elevated above the ground then the amount of elevation should be placed in the z property.

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 <blockquote>
-====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.
+====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.====
 The x property should be set to the x coordinate of the object on the screen. The y property should be set to the y coordinate of the objects projection onto the ground if it is elevated, otherwise it's y coordinate on the screen. If the object is elevated above the ground then the amount of elevation should be placed in the z property.

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 <blockquote>
-{|
+====x<br />y<br />z &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; The position on the screen.
 |}

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 <blockquote>
 {|
-|width= "80"|x
+|width= "85"|x
 |-
 |y

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 ===<br /> Properties ===
 {|
-|width= "125" align= "center"|x
+|width= "125"|x
 |-
-|align= "center"|y
+|y
 |-
-|align= "center"|z ||The position on the screen.
+|z ||The position on the screen.
 |}
 The x property should be set to the x coordinate of the object on the screen. The y property should be set to the y coordinate of the objects projection onto the ground if it is elevated, otherwise it's y coordinate on the screen. If the object is elevated above the ground then the amount of elevation should be placed in the z property.
 </blockquote>