GetRelayLoc - Revision history

Batlin at 19:30, 26 January 2010

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Batlin at 19:30, 26 January 2010

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Batlin at 10:27, 25 January 2010

2010-01-25T10:27:47Z

Batlin at 10:27, 25 January 2010

2010-01-25T10:27:11Z

Batlin: Protected "GetRelayLoc" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

2010-01-24T23:20:22Z

Protected "GetRelayLoc" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

Batlin: Created page with 'location '''getRelayLoc'''(object ''UnusedObject''); The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be...'

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Created page with 'location '''getRelayLoc'''(object ''UnusedObject''); The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be...'

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location '''getRelayLoc'''(object ''UnusedObject'');

The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be NULL(). Also see: [[Server.txt]]

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 location '''getRelayLoc'''(object ''UnusedObject'');
-The getRelayLoc function returns a location variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\[[SERVERNAME|%SERVERNAME%]]\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be [[NULL]](). Also see: [[Server.txt]]
+The getRelayLoc function returns a location variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\[[SERVERNAME|%SERVERNAME%]]\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be [[NULL]](). Also see: [[server.txt]]
 Return to the [[Command List]].

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 location '''getRelayLoc'''(object ''UnusedObject'');
-The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be [[NULL]](). Also see: [[Server.txt]]
+The getRelayLoc function returns a location variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\[[SERVERNAME|%SERVERNAME%]]\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be [[NULL]](). Also see: [[Server.txt]]
 Return to the [[Command List]].

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 location '''getRelayLoc'''(object ''UnusedObject'');
-The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be NULL(). Also see: [[Server.txt]]
+The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be [[NULL]](). Also see: [[Server.txt]]
 Return to the [[Command List]].

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	The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be NULL(). Also see: [[Server.txt]]		The getRelayLoc functions returns a "location" variable with the X and Y found in .rundir\%SERVERNAME%\server.txt, Z will be 0. Basically it wlll return the upper-left coordinate of the server map. This function takes an object as parameter but this object is ignored and can be NULL(). Also see: [[Server.txt]]
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