Sims 2 My - Revision history

MogHughson at 12:06, 4 December 2011

2011-12-04T12:06:15Z

MogHughson at 17:47, 5 November 2011

2011-11-05T17:47:01Z

MogHughson at 13:54, 22 April 2011

2011-04-22T13:54:29Z

MogHughson at 16:46, 27 March 2011

2011-03-27T16:46:16Z

MogHughson at 14:43, 18 September 2010

2010-09-18T14:43:01Z

MogHughson: My moved to Sims 2 My

2010-01-17T14:39:43Z

My moved to Sims 2 My

MogHughson at 14:27, 17 January 2010

2010-01-17T14:27:20Z

MogHughson at 16:00, 30 December 2009

2009-12-30T16:00:33Z

New page

There are lots of fields here that can be accessed through the My [[variables|variable]].
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Name!!Description
|-
|graphic||This is a number which represents the model or mesh that the object is currently using / made of. For example, love letters are cards when set upon a table, but envelopes when on the floor – two different meshes. The names of these meshes are taken from Text List (STR#) resource 0x00000085 (see [[STR#STR.23|String Resources]] for all the different Text List usages) and this attribute contains the number which points at the correct string.

Of course, in general you don't see '''graphic''' being set-up unless an object has multiple meshes to choose between. This is because the default graphic is used. This is set in the [[OBJD##RAW_Data_-_Resource_cross-refs|OBJD Resource, RAW Data section, Resource cross-refs]]

|-
|...||
|-
|direction||
|-
|container id||Some objects must be on or in something, for example, the coffee maker must be on a counter. The counter would be represented by the container id.
|}

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 There are lots of fields here that can be accessed through the '''My''' or '''Stack Object's''' [[Sims 2 Variables|variable]].
-{| class="wikitable"
+===graphic (0x0000)===
-|-
+This is a number which represents the model or mesh that the object is currently using / made of. For example, love letters are cards when set upon a table, but envelopes when on the floor – two different meshes. The names of these meshes are taken from Text List (STR#) resource 0x00000085 (see [[STR#STR.23|String Resources]] for all the different Text List usages) and this attribute contains the number which points at the correct string.
-!Hex #!!Name!!Description
-|-
-|0x0000||graphic||This is a number which represents the model or mesh that the object is currently using / made of. For example, love letters are cards when set upon a table, but envelopes when on the floor – two different meshes. The names of these meshes are taken from Text List (STR#) resource 0x00000085 (see [[STR#STR.23|String Resources]] for all the different Text List usages) and this attribute contains the number which points at the correct string.
 Of course, in general you don't see '''graphic''' being set-up unless an object has multiple meshes to choose between. This is because the default graphic is used. This is set in the [[OBJD##RAW_Data_-_Resource_cross-refs|OBJD Resource, RAW Data section, Resource cross-refs]]
-|-
-|0x0001||direction||[[Image:DirectionAttribute.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The value of direction]]An object's direction is recorded as one of 8 points on a compass, with numeric values assigned to represent each point as per the diagram.
+[[Image:DirectionAttribute.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The value of direction]]
-|-
+===direction (0x0001)===
-|0x0002||container id||Some objects must be on or in something, for example, the coffee maker must be on a counter. The counter would be represented by the container id.
+An object's direction is recorded as one of 8 points on a compass, with numeric values assigned to represent each point as per the diagram.
-|-
-|0x0003||slot number||
+===container id (0x0002)===
-|-
+Some objects must be on or in something, for example, the coffee maker must be on a counter. The counter would be represented by the container id.
-|0x0004||allowed height flags||See [http://www.modthesims.info/showthread.php?p=693391 Modding Infocentre - Changing the object Placement] for more details. Using the constant instead of the literal value is a good way to ensure you are picking the correct numbers and also helps to make your code readable when you come back to it later.
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
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 |0x0101:0x0C||12||Driveway||
 |}
-|-
-|0x0005||all adjancency flags||
-|-
+===all adjancency flags (0x0005)===
-|0x0006||Stop Base Interaction||
-|-
+===Stop Base Interaction (0x0006)===
-|0x0007||Niceness Score||
-|-
+===Niceness Score (0x0007)===
-|0x0008||flags||
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
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 |}
-|-
+===footprint index (0x0009)===
-|0x0009||footprint index||
-|-
+===route penalty (0x000A)===
-|0x000A||route penalty||
-|-
+===object id(0x000B)===
-|0x000B||object id||The run-time ID that represents this object or Sim.
+The run-time ID that represents this object or Sim.
-|}

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-There are lots of fields here that can be accessed through the My [[Sims 2 Variables|variable]].
+There are lots of fields here that can be accessed through the '''My''' or '''Stack Object's''' [[Sims 2 Variables|variable]].
 {| class="wikitable"
 |-
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 Of course, in general you don't see '''graphic''' being set-up unless an object has multiple meshes to choose between. This is because the default graphic is used. This is set in the [[OBJD##RAW_Data_-_Resource_cross-refs|OBJD Resource, RAW Data section, Resource cross-refs]]
 |-
-|0x0001||direction||
+|0x0001||direction||[[Image:DirectionAttribute.jpg|thumb|200px|right|The value of direction]]An object's direction is recorded as one of 8 points on a compass, with numeric values assigned to represent each point as per the diagram.
 |-
 |0x0002||container id||Some objects must be on or in something, for example, the coffee maker must be on a counter. The counter would be represented by the container id.

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 |0x0003||slot number||
 |-
-|0x0004||allowed height flags||
+|0x0004||allowed height flags||See [http://www.modthesims.info/showthread.php?p=693391 Modding Infocentre - Changing the object Placement] for more details. Using the constant instead of the literal value is a good way to ensure you are picking the correct numbers and also helps to make your code readable when you come back to it later.
 |-
 |0x0005||all adjancency flags||

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 |-
 |0x0008||flags||
 |-
 |0x0009||footprint index||