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SemiGlobals are BHAVs that belong to a single group/category, and cannot be called outside of that one group. Since all objects in Sims 2 are divided into groups (or [[Object Categories|categories]]), that means there's one group of semiglobals for each object type.  
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=Overview=
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SemiGlobals are resources that belong to a single group/category, and cannot be used outside of that one group.
  
For example: all beds have access to the BHAVs in their own semiglobal group (in this case, 0x7F4437F2 ), and cannot call a BHAV in, say, the chair group ( 0x7F0B61F3 ).
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==Use==
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Most objects in Sims 2 are divided into groups. Each group has it's own semiglobals. Most semiglobal groups are associated with a specific [[Object Categories|object categorie]]. An object belonging to a group doesn't have to use that groups shared resources.
  
See also
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==Restrictions==
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Objects in one semiglobal group cannot dirrectly access resources in another. [[BHAV]]s in other groups can be called using the [[0x001C|Run Tree by Name]] [[primitives|primitive]].
  
[[SimAntics]]
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=See also=
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*[[List of SemiGlobals]]
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*[[SimAntics]]
  
[[Category:modding]]
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[[Category:Modding]]

Revision as of 01:04, 26 June 2006

Contents

Overview

SemiGlobals are resources that belong to a single group/category, and cannot be used outside of that one group.

Use

Most objects in Sims 2 are divided into groups. Each group has it's own semiglobals. Most semiglobal groups are associated with a specific object categorie. An object belonging to a group doesn't have to use that groups shared resources.

Restrictions

Objects in one semiglobal group cannot dirrectly access resources in another. BHAVs in other groups can be called using the Run Tree by Name primitive.

See also

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