Commands: nodes
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- X - X is a number
- 'X' - X is a string (a letter/word/text)
- [X=0] - X is an optional parameter with value 0 when omitted (NEVER add [] to your script!)
- command is hard synced
getnodex(NODE)
| Parameters: | NODE - name of a node |
| Returns: | X - x coordinate of node |
Returns the X coordinate/position of NODE.
getnodey(NODE)
| Parameters: | NODE - name of a node |
| Returns: | Y - y coordinate of node |
Returns the Y coordinate/position of NODE.
nodetable()
| Returns: | NODE TABLE - a table containing node names |
Returns a table/array which contains the names of all nodes in the game. Nodes can be placed with the map editor and are invisible in-game. They are commonly used for missions and they allow mission creators to easily specify positions on maps right in the editor.
You do not have to specify a name for nodes. Nodes without a name will automatically get a name consisting of their X and Y position, separated with "|".
Example: A node with X position 2 and Y position 5 and without a name would automatically get the name "2|5"
NOTE: Nodes which have been created with the command createobject will NOT be listed by this command! Those nodes don't have a name either. So this command only works for nodes which have been set in the editor.
You do not have to specify a name for nodes. Nodes without a name will automatically get a name consisting of their X and Y position, separated with "|".
Example: A node with X position 2 and Y position 5 and without a name would automatically get the name "2|5"
NOTE: Nodes which have been created with the command createobject will NOT be listed by this command! Those nodes don't have a name either. So this command only works for nodes which have been set in the editor.