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Red-EyeX32: /* snd_alias_list_name */

2015-02-17T04:47:52Z

snd_alias_list_name

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	snd_alias_list_t * asset;		snd_alias_list_t * asset;
	};		};
	</syntaxhighlight">		</syntaxhighlight>
	If the asset is in the zone, then it is simply a pointer to the name of the sound to use. Once the asset is loaded to memory, it gets replaced with a pointer to the actual sound asset.		If the asset is in the zone, then it is simply a pointer to the name of the sound to use. Once the asset is loaded to memory, it gets replaced with a pointer to the actual sound asset.

Red-EyeX32: /* snd_alias_list_name */

2015-02-17T04:47:40Z

snd_alias_list_name

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	snd_alias_list_t * asset;		snd_alias_list_t * asset;
	};		};
	</syntaxhighlight ~~lang="cpp~~">		</syntaxhighlight">
	If the asset is in the zone, then it is simply a pointer to the name of the sound to use. Once the asset is loaded to memory, it gets replaced with a pointer to the actual sound asset.		If the asset is in the zone, then it is simply a pointer to the name of the sound to use. Once the asset is loaded to memory, it gets replaced with a pointer to the actual sound asset.

Red-EyeX32: /* snd_alias_list_name */

2015-02-17T04:47:28Z

snd_alias_list_name

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	== snd_alias_list_name ==		== snd_alias_list_name ==
	This is only used by IW games to store references to sound assets. snd_alias_list_t is a sound asset header.		This is only used by IW games to store references to sound assets. snd_alias_list_t is a sound asset header.
			<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
	union snd_alias_list_name		union snd_alias_list_name
	{		{
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	snd_alias_list_t * asset;		snd_alias_list_t * asset;
	};		};
			</syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
	If the asset is in the zone, then it is simply a pointer to the name of the sound to use. Once the asset is loaded to memory, it gets replaced with a pointer to the actual sound asset.		If the asset is in the zone, then it is simply a pointer to the name of the sound to use. Once the asset is loaded to memory, it gets replaced with a pointer to the actual sound asset.

Red-EyeX32: /* ScriptStrings */

2015-02-17T04:47:10Z

ScriptStrings

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	Simple enough. In a zone file, the value will be the index of the string in the ScriptString array at the beginning of the zone. In memory, you can use the following function...		Simple enough. In a zone file, the value will be the index of the string in the ScriptString array at the beginning of the zone. In memory, you can use the following function...
			<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
	typedef const char * (__cdecl * SL_ConvertToString)(unsigned int stringValue);		typedef const char * (__cdecl * SL_ConvertToString)(unsigned int stringValue);
			</syntaxhighlight>

	== snd_alias_list_name ==		== snd_alias_list_name ==
	This is only used by IW games to store references to sound assets. snd_alias_list_t is a sound asset header.		This is only used by IW games to store references to sound assets. snd_alias_list_t is a sound asset header.

CraigChrist8239 at 00:30, 21 December 2014

2014-12-21T00:30:22Z

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	This wiki will use code from the following pages. These pages should be thought of as #includes in that at any point in this wiki a page may reference a typename, class, or template from this page.		This wiki will use code from the following pages. These pages should be thought of as #includes in that at any point in this wiki a page may reference a typename, class, or template from this page.
	== ScriptStrings ==		== ScriptStrings ==
			<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp">
			#if defined(IW6) \|\| defined(SH1) //If Ghosts or AW
			short scr_string_t
			#else
	short ScriptString;		short ScriptString;
			#endif
			</syntaxhighlight>
	Simple enough. In a zone file, the value will be the index of the string in the ScriptString array at the beginning of the zone. In memory, you can use the following function...		Simple enough. In a zone file, the value will be the index of the string in the ScriptString array at the beginning of the zone. In memory, you can use the following function...
	typedef const char * (__cdecl * SL_ConvertToString)(unsigned int stringValue);		typedef const char * (__cdecl * SL_ConvertToString)(unsigned int stringValue);

CraigChrist8239: Created page with "This wiki will use code from the following pages. These pages should be thought of as #includes in that at any point in this wiki a page may reference a typename, class, or te..."

2014-01-01T01:02:55Z

Created page with "This wiki will use code from the following pages. These pages should be thought of as #includes in that at any point in this wiki a page may reference a typename, class, or te..."

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This wiki will use code from the following pages. These pages should be thought of as #includes in that at any point in this wiki a page may reference a typename, class, or template from this page.
== ScriptStrings ==
short ScriptString;
Simple enough. In a zone file, the value will be the index of the string in the ScriptString array at the beginning of the zone. In memory, you can use the following function...
typedef const char * (__cdecl * SL_ConvertToString)(unsigned int stringValue);
== snd_alias_list_name ==
This is only used by IW games to store references to sound assets. snd_alias_list_t is a sound asset header.
union snd_alias_list_name
{
char * name;
snd_alias_list_t * asset;
};
If the asset is in the zone, then it is simply a pointer to the name of the sound to use. Once the asset is loaded to memory, it gets replaced with a pointer to the actual sound asset.