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Grayman: /* Weapon Limits */

2019-05-29T18:35:46Z

Weapon Limits

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Greebo: /* Inventory Item Limits */

2011-05-02T06:40:46Z

Inventory Item Limits

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	"item_2" "Holy Water"		"item_2" "Holy Water"
	"limit_2" "3"		"limit_2" "3"
	~~"diff_0_item_2" "Holy Water"~~
	"diff_0_limit_2" "-1"		"diff_0_limit_2" "-1"
	Note: This rule example has the number 2 because I've been assuming there is a rule with number 1 already defined on the entity (the Breath Potion example above).		Note 1: It's not necessary to specify "diff_0_item_2" spawnarg, it's enough to override the limit spawnarg only: <tt>diff_0_limit_2</tt>.
			Note 2: This rule example has the number 2 because I've been assuming there is a rule with number 1 already defined on the entity (the Breath Potion example above).

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Greebo at 08:17, 1 May 2011

2011-05-01T08:17:02Z

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	Because it's possible to define many rules on one entity, it doesn't make much sense to place more than one atdm:campaign_info entity in your map.		Because it's possible to define many rules on one entity, it doesn't make much sense to place more than one atdm:campaign_info entity in your map.

			The rules will be enforced after the "Mission Complete" event when the map is still active, i.e. it's "filtering" outgoing items. Each map can have its own campaign info entity to define its own set of rules.

	= Syntax =		= Syntax =

Greebo at 08:13, 1 May 2011

2011-05-01T08:13:25Z

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	The campaign info entity can be placed once in a mission to control the amount of inventory items and weapons that are carried over to the next mission in a campaign. It's possible to define more than one rule on such an entity, see below for a description of the spawnarg and their syntax.		The campaign info entity can be placed once in a mission to control the amount of inventory items and weapons that are carried over to the next mission in a campaign. It's possible to define more than one rule on such an entity, see below for a description of the spawnarg and their syntax.

			Because it's possible to define many rules on one entity, it doesn't make much sense to place more than one atdm:campaign_info entity in your map.

	= Syntax =		= Syntax =
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	For both types of spawnargs it's possible to define a "general" rule (which is applied to all difficulty levels) and optionally a difficulty-specific rule. If provided, the difficulty-specific rule will always override the general one. The difficulty-specific spawnargs have the same syntax as the general ones except for the <tt>diff_N</tt> prefix (with N being the difficulty level ranging from 0 to 2 - "Easy" is 0).		For both types of spawnargs it's possible to define a "general" rule (which is applied to all difficulty levels) and optionally a difficulty-specific rule. If provided, the difficulty-specific rule will always override the general one. The difficulty-specific spawnargs have the same syntax as the general ones except for the <tt>diff_N</tt> prefix (with N being the difficulty level ranging from 0 to 2 - "Easy" is 0).

			A limit value of -1 will always imply "no limit".

	Note: when adding an atdm:campaign_info entity to your map, it will inherit a set of default spawnargs from the entityDef. These default values '''don't apply any limits''' to the player's inventory they're just there for easy reference when ticking the "Show inherited" checkbox in DarkRadiant's Entity Inspector, to save you some typing.		Note: when adding an atdm:campaign_info entity to your map, it will inherit a set of default spawnargs from the entityDef. These default values '''don't apply any limits''' to the player's inventory they're just there for easy reference when ticking the "Show inherited" checkbox in DarkRadiant's Entity Inspector, to save you some typing.

Greebo: /* Inventory Item Limits */

2011-05-01T08:12:14Z

Inventory Item Limits

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 == Inventory Item Limits ==
-TODO
+Each inventory item limit rule consists of two spawnargs carrying the same number.
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Greebo: /* Syntax */

2011-05-01T08:00:11Z

Syntax

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	For both types of spawnargs it's possible to define a "general" rule (which is applied to all difficulty levels) and optionally a difficulty-specific rule. If provided, the difficulty-specific rule will always override the general one. The difficulty-specific spawnargs have the same syntax as the general ones except for the <tt>diff_N</tt> prefix (with N being the difficulty level ranging from 0 to 2 - "Easy" is 0).		For both types of spawnargs it's possible to define a "general" rule (which is applied to all difficulty levels) and optionally a difficulty-specific rule. If provided, the difficulty-specific rule will always override the general one. The difficulty-specific spawnargs have the same syntax as the general ones except for the <tt>diff_N</tt> prefix (with N being the difficulty level ranging from 0 to 2 - "Easy" is 0).

	Note: when adding an atdm:campaign_info entity to your map, it will inherit a set of default spawnargs from the entityDef. These default values '''don't apply any ~~limit~~''' to the player's inventory they're just there for easy reference when ticking the "Show inherited" checkbox in DarkRadiant's Entity Inspector, to save you some typing.		Note: when adding an atdm:campaign_info entity to your map, it will inherit a set of default spawnargs from the entityDef. These default values '''don't apply any limits''' to the player's inventory they're just there for easy reference when ticking the "Show inherited" checkbox in DarkRadiant's Entity Inspector, to save you some typing.

	== Weapon Limits ==		== Weapon Limits ==

Greebo: /* Syntax */

2011-05-01T07:59:45Z

Syntax

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	For both types of spawnargs it's possible to define a "general" rule (which is applied to all difficulty levels) and optionally a difficulty-specific rule. If provided, the difficulty-specific rule will always override the general one. The difficulty-specific spawnargs have the same syntax as the general ones except for the <tt>diff_N</tt> prefix (with N being the difficulty level ranging from 0 to 2 - "Easy" is 0).		For both types of spawnargs it's possible to define a "general" rule (which is applied to all difficulty levels) and optionally a difficulty-specific rule. If provided, the difficulty-specific rule will always override the general one. The difficulty-specific spawnargs have the same syntax as the general ones except for the <tt>diff_N</tt> prefix (with N being the difficulty level ranging from 0 to 2 - "Easy" is 0).

			Note: when adding an atdm:campaign_info entity to your map, it will inherit a set of default spawnargs from the entityDef. These default values '''don't apply any limit''' to the player's inventory they're just there for easy reference when ticking the "Show inherited" checkbox in DarkRadiant's Entity Inspector, to save you some typing.

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	Note: while "unarmed" is a valid weaponname it's not necessary or recommended to apply a limit to that one. I doubt that any desired effect could be achieved by applying any rules to this type.		Note: while "unarmed" is a valid weaponname it's not necessary or recommended to apply a limit to that one. I doubt that any desired effect could be achieved by applying any rules to this type.

			== Inventory Item Limits ==

			TODO

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	[[Category:Campaigns]]		[[Category:Campaigns]]

Greebo: /* Weapon Limits */

2011-05-01T07:57:27Z

Weapon Limits

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	Working examples for a few weapon limits are:		Working examples for a few weapon limits are:
	"weapon_limit_gasarrow" "1" // Max. 1 gas arrow on all difficulties		"weapon_limit_gasarrow" "1" // Max. 1 gas arrow on all difficulties
	"diff_0_weapon_limit_blackjack" "0" // "0" means: no blackjack on easy		"diff_0_weapon_limit_blackjack" "0" // "0" means: no blackjack on easy
	"diff_0_weapon_limit_sword" "1" // "1" means: the sword will be kept ("-1" works as well) on easy		"diff_0_weapon_limit_sword" "1" // "1" means: the sword will be kept ("-1" works as well) on easy
	"diff_0_weapon_limit_waterarrow" "20" // keep no more than 20 water arrows on easy		"diff_0_weapon_limit_waterarrow" "20" // keep no more than 20 water arrows on easy
	"diff_0_weapon_limit_firearrow" "-1" // "-1" means: no limit on easy		"diff_0_weapon_limit_firearrow" "-1" // "-1" means: no limit on easy

	For quick reference, possible weapon IDs for vanilla TDM are (you can look them up in the tdm_weapon_....def files in the tdm_defs01.pk4):		For quick reference, possible weapon IDs for vanilla TDM are (you can look them up in the tdm_weapon_....def files in the tdm_defs01.pk4):

Greebo: /* Weapon Limits */

2011-05-01T07:56:55Z

Weapon Limits

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 = Syntax =
-TODO
+While weapons and "regular" items such as the lantern, keys or health potions are all located in the player's inventory, there are two different sets of spawnargs for defining the carry-over rules after Mission Complete.
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 [[Category:Campaigns]]

Greebo: New page: The campaign info entity can be placed once in a mission to control the amount of inventory items and weapons that are carried over to the next mission in a campaign. It's possible to defi...

2011-04-29T14:28:30Z

New page: The campaign info entity can be placed once in a mission to control the amount of inventory items and weapons that are carried over to the next mission in a campaign. It's possible to defi...

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The campaign info entity can be placed once in a mission to control the amount of inventory items and weapons that are carried over to the next mission in a campaign. It's possible to define more than one rule on such an entity, see below for a description of the spawnarg and their syntax.

= Syntax =
TODO

{{editing}}
[[Category:Campaigns]]