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| - | **Entity** is a generic term that refers to a [[tile]], [[object]], or [[character]] within the current scene. In the context of scripting, it is a variable type that's used to reference entities by several possible methods. These are described in the table below. | + | **Entity** is a generic term that refers to a [[tile]], [[object]], or [[character]] within the current scene. In the context of scripting, it is a variable type that's used to reference entities by several possible methods. These are described in the table below. If the argument type for a scripting function is " |
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| |Tile by Coordinate|The [[tile]] at the specified XYZ [[coordinate]].|tile[2, | |Tile by Coordinate|The [[tile]] at the specified XYZ [[coordinate]].|tile[2, | ||
| |Initiator|The [[character]] who triggered the [[script]] through interaction.|damage_entity(initiator, | |Initiator|The [[character]] who triggered the [[script]] through interaction.|damage_entity(initiator, | ||
| - | |Party Member | + | |Party Member|The party member with the specified member ID.|heal_entity(party.member[" |
entity.txt · Last modified: 2024/01/30 15:22 by justin
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