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An NPC that is a weapon(WNPC). Weapons are carried with the player in an inventory, so the scripts are accessible and functioning no matter what level they are in. WNPC scripts are used for a variety of things -- weapons that are fired, control systems(movement, custom displays), and simply a visual representation of an inventory item. | |||
<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki><nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>[[Link title]][[wizill]]=== Default Prefixes === | |||
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| '''Prefix''' | |||
| '''Usage''' | |||
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| * | |||
| Disables the ability for the player to delete the weapon | |||
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| - | |||
| Hides the weapon in the inventory. | |||
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| xxx/ | |||
| Stores the weapon in an bag(name = xxx) in the inventory, for better organization. | |||
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With custom weapon and inventory systems being more frequent, many have made their own prefixes and organization standards. | |||
Latest revision as of 10:15, 6 June 2010
An NPC that is a weapon(WNPC). Weapons are carried with the player in an inventory, so the scripts are accessible and functioning no matter what level they are in. WNPC scripts are used for a variety of things -- weapons that are fired, control systems(movement, custom displays), and simply a visual representation of an inventory item.
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| Prefix | Usage |
| * | Disables the ability for the player to delete the weapon |
| - | Hides the weapon in the inventory. |
| xxx/ | Stores the weapon in an bag(name = xxx) in the inventory, for better organization. |
With custom weapon and inventory systems being more frequent, many have made their own prefixes and organization standards.