0x001A
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OpCode: | 0x001A | |
Game Version: | The Sims 2 |
Overview
This primitive provides a way to discover or set the various relationships between two objects.
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 |
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0 | Type of relationship being inquired upon | 00: "STR" 01: "UI Flags/Ownership Value" 02: "LTR" 03: "Familial Relationship" 04: "Sync People" 05: "Childhood UIFlags" 06: "Teen UIFlags" 07: "Adult UIFlags" 08: "Attraction Score" 09: "UI Flags 2" |
1 - bit 1 | Controls "fail if too small" | off: False on: True |
1 - bit 2 | Controls "use neighbor IDs" | off: False on: True |
1 - bit 3 | Controls assignment to or from relationship | off: variable := relationship on: relationship := variable |
1 - bit 4 | Controls "don't check presence of second object" | off: False on: True |
2 | Variable containing the first of the two objects to find the relationship between. 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 3 and 4 give the low and high order byte respectively. | |
3 & 4 | qualifiers on the variable in operand 2. | |
5 | Variable containing the second of the two objects to find the relationship between. 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 6 and 7 give the low and high order byte respectively. | |
6 & 7 | qualifiers on the variable in operand 2. | |
8 | Variable containing the relationship value, either filled in when inquired, or set, depending on the value of operand 1 - bit 3. 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 9 and 10 give the low and high order byte respectively. | |
9 & 10 | qualifiers on the variable in operand 2. |