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+ | Object categories can be used instead of [[GUID]]s to find objects. They are especially usefull when more than one of a particular type of object exists (like counters). They are used in many search routines, like finding a bookcase (category 0x14) to put a book back. | ||
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+ | ==List== | ||
+ | Please see [[List of Object Categories]]. | ||
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+ | ==SemiGlobals== | ||
+ | Object categories are seperate from [[SemiGlobal]]s, since not every semiglobal group sets a category and not every object with a category has semiglobals. | ||
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+ | For a list of SemiGlobals with categories, please see [[List of SemiGlobals]]. | ||
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+ | ==See also== | ||
+ | *[[0x0002]] the expression primitive | ||
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+ | [[Category:Sims 2 Modding]] |
Latest revision as of 18:35, 17 September 2012
Contents |
[edit] Overview
Object categories can be used instead of GUIDs to find objects. They are especially usefull when more than one of a particular type of object exists (like counters). They are used in many search routines, like finding a bookcase (category 0x14) to put a book back.
[edit] List
Please see List of Object Categories.
[edit] SemiGlobals
Object categories are seperate from SemiGlobals, since not every semiglobal group sets a category and not every object with a category has semiglobals.
For a list of SemiGlobals with categories, please see List of SemiGlobals.
[edit] See also
- 0x0002 the expression primitive