Neighbor id - Revision history

MogHughson at 16:20, 11 September 2010

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MogHughson at 22:52, 19 June 2010

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MogHughson at 21:05, 17 January 2010

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MogHughson at 14:54, 17 January 2010

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MogHughson: /* Neighbor of Family in temp0 */

2010-01-17T14:46:46Z

‎Neighbor of Family in temp0

MogHughson: /* Neighbor of Family in temp0 */

2009-12-30T16:52:59Z

‎Neighbor of Family in temp0

MogHughson at 16:47, 30 December 2009

2009-12-30T16:47:05Z

MogHughson at 15:28, 30 December 2009

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MogHughson at 14:26, 30 December 2009

2009-12-30T14:26:26Z

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This is a flavour of the [[0x001f|Set to Next (0x001F) primitive]].

It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means their is no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's Neighbor ID from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).

If you want to only find the Sims that are on the current lot, you can use Set to Next (0x001F) [[person]] instead.

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 This is a flavour of the [[0x001F|Set to Next (0x001F) primitive]].
-It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means they have no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[Sims 2 My person data|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).
+It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means they have no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[Sims 2 Neighbor ID|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).
 If you want to only find the Sims that are on the current lot, you can use Set to Next (0x001F) [[person]] instead.
-There are some varients on finding all the Neighbor IDs.
+There are some varients on finding all the [[Sims 2 Neighbor ID|Neighbor IDs]].
 ==Neighbor of Family in temp0==
 In this varient, you first place the [[Sims 2 My person data|Family Number]] you want to find members of in [[Sims 2 Temp|temporary variable]] 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.

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 This is a flavour of the [[0x001F|Set to Next (0x001F) primitive]].
-It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means their is no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[Sims 2 My person data|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).
+It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means they have no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[Sims 2 My person data|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).
 If you want to only find the Sims that are on the current lot, you can use Set to Next (0x001F) [[person]] instead.

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−	This is a flavour of the [[~~0x001f~~\|Set to Next (0x001F) primitive]].	+	This is a flavour of the [[0x001F\|Set to Next (0x001F) primitive]].

	It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means their is no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[Sims 2 My person data\|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).		It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means their is no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[Sims 2 My person data\|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).

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 This is a flavour of the [[0x001f|Set to Next (0x001F) primitive]].
-It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means their is no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[My person data|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).
+It will cycle through all Sims, not just on the lot, but in the whole neighbourhood. In order to return a value that represents a Sim that is not instantiated on the current lot, which means their is no object ID, there is also what is known as a Neighbor ID, for each Sim. This is the value that is used for this flavour. Neighbor IDs and Object IDs are '''not''' interchangable. You can easily find a Sim's [[Sims 2 My person data|Neighbor ID]] from its object ID, but not in the other direction (well most neighbor IDs will not have an object ID as they are not on the lot).
 If you want to only find the Sims that are on the current lot, you can use Set to Next (0x001F) [[person]] instead.
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 ==Neighbor of Family in temp0==
-In this varient, you first place the [[My person data|Family Number]] you want to find members of in [[Sims 2 Temp|temporary variable]] 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.
+In this varient, you first place the [[Sims 2 My person data|Family Number]] you want to find members of in [[Sims 2 Temp|temporary variable]] 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.

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	==Neighbor of Family in temp0==		==Neighbor of Family in temp0==
−	In this varient, you first place the [[My person data\|Family Number]] you want to find members of in [[~~temp~~\|temporary variable]] 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.	+	In this varient, you first place the [[My person data\|Family Number]] you want to find members of in [[Sims 2 Temp\|temporary variable]] 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.

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	==Neighbor of Family in temp0==		==Neighbor of Family in temp0==
−	In this varient, you first place the Family Number you want to find members of in [[temp\|temporary variable]] 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.	+	In this varient, you first place the [[My person data\|Family Number]] you want to find members of in [[temp\|temporary variable]] 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.

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	If you want to only find the Sims that are on the current lot, you can use Set to Next (0x001F) [[person]] instead.		If you want to only find the Sims that are on the current lot, you can use Set to Next (0x001F) [[person]] instead.
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		+	There are some varients on finding all the Neighbor IDs.
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		+	==Neighbor of Family in temp0==
		+	In this varient, you first place the Family Number you want to find members of in temporary variable 0, and then iterate round your Set to Next loop.