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Jhobean: Add TargP

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Add TargP

XuN at 16:45, 8 May 2018

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Wuffel at 14:33, 5 April 2014

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RanXerox: added categories

2010-11-06T18:39:38Z

added categories

RanXerox: moved Targetf to TARGETF: renamed so existing links will lead to this page

2010-11-06T18:19:44Z

moved Targetf to TARGETF: renamed so existing links will lead to this page

Jevon: Created page with 'Targetf is a command you can use to directly target a character or item and using a function on it without manually creating an memory item or such. Using the targetf itself work...'

2009-06-22T20:51:51Z

Created page with 'Targetf is a command you can use to directly target a character or item and using a function on it without manually creating an memory item or such. Using the targetf itself work...'

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Targetf is a command you can use to directly target a character or item and using a function on it without manually creating an memory item or such. Using the targetf itself works like calling an ordinadry function and you can put arguments after the function normally.

ex. targetf f_hello or targetf f_hello 1,2

In targetf:

SRC= player using the function

ARGO= target's UID

Remember that using ARGO doesn't work directly like SRC. I.e. src.name but you have to use it via UID as uid.<argo>.name.

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 SRC= player using the function
 ARGO= target's UID
 local.id stores the ID of the targeted object
 [[Category:Reference Compendium]]
 [[Category: Properties and Functions]]

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 ARGO= target's UID
 local.id stores the ID of the targeted object
 [[Category:Reference Compendium]]
 [[Category: Properties and Functions]]

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 Remember that using ARGO doesn't work directly like SRC. I.e. src.name but you have to use it via UID as uid.<argo>.name.
+local.id stores the ID of the targeted object
 [[Category:Reference Compendium]]
 [[Category: Properties and Functions]]

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-Targetf is a command you can use to directly target a character or item and using a function on it without manually creating an memory item or such. Using the targetf itself works like calling an ordinadry function and you can put arguments after the function normally.
+Targetf is a command you can use to directly target a character or item and using a function on it without manually creating an memory item or such. Using the targetf itself works like calling an ordinary function and you can put arguments after the function normally.
 ex. targetf f_hello or targetf f_hello 1,2
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 Remember that using ARGO doesn't work directly like SRC. I.e. src.name but you have to use it via UID as uid.<argo>.name.

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