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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | This [[Primitives|primitive]] provides a way to discover the direction from one object to another. The direction is between the object held in the [[Sims 2 Variables#Stack Object|Stack Object]] and a nominated other variable. | + | This [[Primitives|primitive]] provides a way to discover the direction from one object to another. The direction is between the object held in the [[Sims 2 Variables#Stack Object|Stack Object]] and a nominated other variable. The direction is returned as a number whose meaning is shown in the picture. |
==Use== | ==Use== | ||
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[[Image:BHAVoperands.JPG|thumb|300px|right|Operand editing]] | [[Image:BHAVoperands.JPG|thumb|300px|right|Operand editing]] | ||
| + | [[Image:DirectionOpCode.jpg|thumb|300px|right|The returned value of direction when not using degrees]] | ||
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|0 & 1||colspan="2"|qualifiers on the variable in operand 2. | |0 & 1||colspan="2"|qualifiers on the variable in operand 2. | ||
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| − | |2||colspan="2"|Variable to set with the | + | |2||colspan="2"|Variable to set with the direction from one object to the other. The choices are any of the many [[Sims 2 Variables|variables and attributes]] that are part of [[SimAntics]]. Where the variable type can have many of them, e.g. Local variables, operands 4 and 5 give the [[Byte Order|low and high order byte]] respectively. |
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|3||colspan="2"|Unused | |3||colspan="2"|Unused | ||
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|6 & 7||colspan="2"|qualifiers on the variable in operand 5. | |6 & 7||colspan="2"|qualifiers on the variable in operand 5. | ||
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| − | |8 - bit | + | |8 - bit 2||Controls "in degrees"<br>Note that SimPE reports the use of this bit the wrong way around||off: SimPE says "True", actually means "False"<br>on: SimPE says "False", actually means "True" |
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|9 thru 15||colspan="2"|Unused | |9 thru 15||colspan="2"|Unused | ||
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*[[Primitives]] | *[[Primitives]] | ||
*[[SimAntics]] | *[[SimAntics]] | ||
| + | *[[Sims 2 My|Stack Object's direction]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:20, 26 November 2011
| Direction | ||
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| OpCode: | 0x000C | |
| Game Version: | The Sims 2 | |
[edit] Overview
This primitive provides a way to discover the direction from one object to another. The direction is between the object held in the Stack Object and a nominated other variable. The direction is returned as a number whose meaning is shown in the picture.
[edit] Use
There is no instruction wizard for this instruction, so the following table details the meaning of each of the operands.
| Operand | Description | Operand Values |
|---|---|---|
| 0 & 1 | qualifiers on the variable in operand 2. | |
| 2 | Variable to set with the direction from one object to the other. The choices are any of the many variables and attributes that are part of SimAntics. Where the variable type can have many of them, e.g. Local variables, operands 4 and 5 give the low and high order byte respectively. | |
| 3 | Unused | |
| 4 - bit 1 | When to take the direction from Me or from the variable in operand 5 | off: Me on: operand 5 |
| 5 | Variable containing the object to find the direction from the Stack Object. The choices are any of the many variables and attributes that are part of SimAntics. Where the variable type can have many of them, e.g. Local variables, operands 4 and 5 give the low and high order byte respectively. | |
| 6 & 7 | qualifiers on the variable in operand 5. | |
| 8 - bit 2 | Controls "in degrees" Note that SimPE reports the use of this bit the wrong way around |
off: SimPE says "True", actually means "False" on: SimPE says "False", actually means "True" |
| 9 thru 15 | Unused | |
