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Skripterweiterungen
Die Werte, die ein Profil den Einheitenskripten eines Mods geben kann, etwa die Abschüsse einer Einheit oder die Bündnisse ihres Besitzers, und wie ein COB-Skript jeden liest.
Die 8 Werte, die ein Profil den Einheitenskripten eines Mods geben kann. Ein Mod bindet eine Erweiterung in seinem Profil ein; ein COB-Skript liest sie dann wie jeden anderen Wert. Jeder Titel öffnet die Seite der Erweiterung, die zeigt, wie ein Skript sie liest.
Alle Erweiterungen
Allied With a Unit's Owner
unit.allied-withAlliance here is one-way, as each player sets it in the game's alliance menu: the answer is 1 as soon as the calling unit's player has allied the other player, whether or not the other player has allied back.Build Percent Left of a Unit
unit.build-percent-left-ofIn 3.1c, get 73 reads 0, as get does at every index outside 1 to 20. Without a profile that mounts the extension at the index, this engine reads 0 there too.Unit Played on This Machine
unit.is-localThe answer differs from machine to machine on purpose. In a multiplayer game each machine answers 1 only for its own players. In a game against computer players on one machine, every player is played on this machine, so every unit answers 1.Kill Count Times 100
unit.kills-x100The value is a count, not a veterancy level: a unit with 3 kills reads 300, whatever level those kills give under veterancy.model.Highest Unit Id
unit.max-idThe unit table holds ten ranges of ids after id 0, one for each of the ten player places, whether or not ten players are playing: with a unit limit of L units per player, each range holds L ids and the last ends at 10L. unit.min-id says which range is whose. In a skirmish or a multiplayer game, the limit the game records is the one it plays at (in a multiplayer game, the one the host chose), so the value is 10L, the last id of the table, and every machine reads the same.Lowest Unit Id
unit.min-idA unit id names a place in the game's unit table. With a unit limit of L units per player, the table holds ten ranges of L ids after id 0, one for each of the ten player places, and each player's units take their ids from its own range. Which range is whose depends on the kind of game:Own Unit Id
unit.my-idA script needs its own id to ask the extensions that read a unit by id about itself, such as unit.owner-of for its own player or unit.is-local for whether this machine plays it, and to leave itself out of a walk over every unit id.Owner of a Unit
unit.owner-ofEach player's units take their ids from a range of their own (see unit.min-id for which range is whose), so the answer for an id is the player whose range holds it. Under the default exact fidelity that is also the answer for an id that holds no unit at the moment; under safe fidelity such an id reads 0.Eine Erweiterung einbinden
Ein Profil nennt die Erweiterungen, die seine Skripte lesen, unter script-extensions. Die Engine lehnt einen Mod ab, der eine nennt, die sie nicht umsetzt, damit ein Spieler nie mit stillen Skriptfehlern dasteht.
script-extensions: unit.kills-x100: true # das Skript liest get UNIT_KILLS_X100 unit.allied-with: true
Treue: eine ungebundene Erweiterung, die ein Skript liest, antwortet wie 3.1c, meist mit null.