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    • Diff for "Castle"
    Differences between revisions 4 and 6 (spanning 2 versions)
    Revision 4 as of 2012-11-29 17:25:37
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    Revision 6 as of 2013-08-02 02:35:35
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    ObjectCity [[ObjectCity|City]]

    The Castle objects can reference details about the city the script is run in.

    Castle objects can be referenced as:

    • m_city.cityManager.castle.property or city.castle.property

    The .property at the end is how you will specify which detail you are referencing. Using the table below, you can for example get the name of the city with city.castle.name. Some castle properties are aliased via the city object as well, for example city.castle.name and city.name are the same thing.

    Properties

    Property

    Type

    Description

    herosArray

    array

    tradesArray

    array

    id

    int

    buffsArray

    array

    fortification

    object

    logUrl

    string

    goOutForBattle

    boolean

    troop

    object

    status

    int

    name

    string

    buildingQueuesArray

    array

    resource

    object

    allowAlliance

    boolean

    usePACIFY_SUCCOUR_OR_PACIFY_PRAY

    int

    fieldId

    int

    buildingsArray

    array

    fieldsArray

    array

    hasEnemy

    boolean

    transingTradesArray

    array


    City

    Castle (last edited 2015-02-21 05:36:28 by tech)