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	The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]].		The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]].

	The '''return #''' userdef structure is an extension of the '''RETURN''' gamevar. If # equals zero, the value will be the same as RETURN.		The '''return #''' userdef structure is an extension of the '''RETURN''' gamevar. If '''#''' equals zero, the value will be the same as RETURN.

	Not to be confused with the [[return]] command.		Not to be confused with the [[return]] command.

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	The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]].		The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]].

	The [[return ~~(userdef)\|return (~~userdef structure~~)]]~~ is an extension of the '''RETURN''' gamevar.		The '''return #''' userdef structure is an extension of the '''RETURN''' gamevar. If # equals zero, the value will be the same as RETURN.

	Not to be confused with the [[return]] command.		Not to be confused with the [[return]] command.

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	The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]].		The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]].

	~~Not to be confused with the [[return]] command. See also~~ [[return (userdef)\|return (userdef structure)]].		The [[return (userdef)\|return (userdef structure)]] is an extension of the '''RETURN''' gamevar.

			Not to be confused with the [[return]] command.

	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

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	The '~~SuperVar~~'!!		The '''RETURN''' gamevar returns different values depending of the situation. Used mostly for [[events]].

	~~This variable is constantly used~~ to 'return~~' important values, such as those in~~ [[~~event~~]]s.		Not to be confused with the [[return]] command. See also [[return (userdef)\|return (userdef structure)]].

			== Examples ==

	EXAMPLE:		EXAMPLE:

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	EXAMPLE:		EXAMPLE:
			<pre>
			onevent EVENT_GETLOADTILE
			setvar RETURN <value>
			endevent
			</pre>

	~~onevent GETLOADTILE~~		In this case, RETURN "return"s the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.

	~~setvar~~ RETURN ~~<value>~~

			EXAMPLE 2:
			<pre>
			onevent EVENT_FIRE
			setvar RETURN -1
	endevent		endevent
			</pre>

			In this case, setting RETURN to -1 cancels EVENT_FIRE, causing the player to no longer be able to use a weapon.

	~~In this case, RETURN, well, 'return's the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.~~		EXAMPLE 3:
			<pre>
	EXAMPLE 2:

	espawn LIZTROOP		espawn LIZTROOP

	setactor[RETURN].pal 21		setactor[RETURN].pal 21

	setactor[RETURN].extra 400		setactor[RETURN].extra 400
			</pre>

			In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.

	~~In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.~~

	[[Category:Pre-defined gamevars]]		[[Category:Pre-defined gamevars]]

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	In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.		In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.

			[[Category:Pre-defined gamevars]]

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	onevent GETLOADTILE		onevent GETLOADTILE

	setvar RETURN <value>		setvar RETURN <value>

	endevent		endevent


	In this case, RETURN, well, 'return's the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.		In this case, RETURN, well, 'return's the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.
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	espawn LIZTROOP		espawn LIZTROOP

	setactor[RETURN].pal 21		setactor[RETURN].pal 21

	setactor[RETURN].extra 400		setactor[RETURN].extra 400


	In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.		In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.

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Giving an example of RETURN used with 'espawn'

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	In this case, RETURN, well, 'return's the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.		In this case, RETURN, well, 'return's the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.

			EXAMPLE 2:

			espawn LIZTROOP
			setactor[RETURN].pal 21
			setactor[RETURN].extra 400

			In this case, RETURN will allow you to spawn an Assault Captain [LIZTROOP, Pal 21] with 400 health instead of 60 health.

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	This variable is constantly used to 'return' important values, such as those in [[event]]s.		This variable is constantly used to 'return' important values, such as those in [[event]]s.

			EXAMPLE:

			onevent GETLOADTILE
			setvar RETURN <value>
			endevent

			In this case, RETURN, well, 'return's the load screen background number into the var RETURN, setting it to something else changes it, changing the background for the loading screen.

2005-07-11T22:07:11Z

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The 'SuperVar'!!

This variable is constantly used to 'return' important values, such as those in [[event]]s.