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This list is purely for values that can be used in script. More information on these values can be found [[Scripting#Variables|here]].<br /> | This list is purely for values that can be used in script. More information on these values can be found [[Scripting#Variables|here]].<br /> | ||
The following relation types can be used in behavior scripts: | It is advised to use the enumeration value instead of the integer representation because this list is subject to change. The following relation types can be used in behavior scripts: | ||
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<li>Unknown</li> | <li>Unknown</li> | ||
<li>Ally</li> | <li>Ally</li> | ||
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<li>PlayersNoSummon</li> | <li>PlayersNoSummon</li> | ||
<li>All</li> | <li>All</li> | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:04, 4 April 2018
This list is purely for values that can be used in script. More information on these values can be found here.
It is advised to use the enumeration value instead of the integer representation because this list is subject to change. The following relation types can be used in behavior scripts:
- Unknown
- Ally
- Enemy
- Neutral
- Player
- Multiplayer
- Party
- PlayersNoSummon
- All