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tmf:assigngear [2020/07/04 19:24] snippers [Creating/Modifying your own faction config] |
tmf:assigngear [2020/07/04 19:25] snippers [Creating/Modifying your own faction config] |
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| <code cpp> | <code cpp> | ||
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| - | Here we have an array property called linkedItems that consists of 3 elements "ItemMap", "ItemCompass" and "ItemWatch". | + | Here we have an array property called linkedItems that consists of 3 elements "ItemMap", "ItemCompass" and "ItemWatch". |
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| - | Class g is still the same as r except the displayName has now been changed. This is useful for making variations of a given loadout; for example, often the only difference between a Grenadier and a Rifleman (g and r, respectively) is the primaryWeapon and the addition of launcher grenades: | + | Class g is still the same as r except the displayName has now been changed. This is useful for making variations of a given loadout; for example, often the only difference between a Grenadier and a Rifleman (g and r, respectively) is the primaryWeapon and the addition of launcher grenades: |
| <code cpp> | <code cpp> | ||