Statnum - Revision history

Fox at 17:47, 22 February 2020

2020-02-22T17:47:26Z

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	'''statnum''' is used by the game internally to see whether something is an actor, player, projectile, etc, and then process it appropriately.		'''statnum''' is used by the game internally to see whether something is an actor, player, projectile, etc, and then process it appropriately.

	The ~~'''statnum'''s~~ also serve to cache the sprites in shorter lists. It's optimal to use [[for\|loops]] of the sprites using a statnum instead of all sprites.		The statnums also serve to cache the sprites in shorter lists. It's optimal to use [[for\|loops]] of the sprites using a statnum instead of all sprites.

	In older version of Eduke32, it was necessary to use [[changespritestat]] to change '''statnum'''. This is no longer necessary.		In older version of Eduke32, it was necessary to use [[changespritestat]] to change '''statnum'''. This is no longer necessary.

Fox at 17:44, 22 February 2020

2020-02-22T17:44:34Z

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	In older version of Eduke32, it was necessary to use [[changespritestat]] to change '''statnum'''. This is no longer necessary.		In older version of Eduke32, it was necessary to use [[changespritestat]] to change '''statnum'''. This is no longer necessary.

	Unassigned status numbers may be reserved for future EDuke32 features, so it's suggested to define custom statnums starting from ~~100~~.		Unassigned status numbers may be reserved for future EDuke32 features, so it's suggested to define custom statnums starting from 101.

	== Values ==		== Values ==

Fox at 17:44, 22 February 2020

2020-02-22T17:44:23Z

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	~~Statnums are~~ used by the game internally to see whether something is an actor, player, projectile, etc, and then process it appropriately.		'''statnum''' is used by the game internally to see whether something is an actor, player, projectile, etc, and then process it appropriately.

	~~It was once not suggested to manually change statnum via "~~''~~setactor[].~~statnum''~~" because it would not update the game~~'s ~~internal linked lists, causing oddball occurrences like~~ sprites ~~freezing~~ in ~~midair and general game state corruption~~. "'~~'setactor[].statnum''" is an alias of~~ [[~~changespritestat~~]] ~~in newer versions~~ of ~~EDuke32, preventing this corruption from occurring~~.		The '''statnum'''s also serve to cache the sprites in shorter lists. It's optimal to use [[for\|loops]] of the sprites using a statnum instead of all sprites.

	Unassigned status numbers ~~are~~ reserved for future EDuke32 features~~. Please ask the developers~~ to ~~allocate an official user statnum range for CON-side features, should this be desired~~.		In older version of Eduke32, it was necessary to use [[changespritestat]] to change '''statnum'''. This is no longer necessary.

			Unassigned status numbers may be reserved for future EDuke32 features, so it's suggested to define custom statnums starting from 100.

	== Values ==		== Values ==

Fox at 01:04, 21 February 2020

2020-02-21T01:04:51Z

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 Statnums are used by the game internally to see whether something is an actor, player, projectile, etc, and then process it appropriately.
-{| {{prettytable}}
+It was once not suggested to manually change statnum via "''setactor[].statnum''" because it would not update the game's internal linked lists, causing oddball occurrences like sprites freezing in midair and general game state corruption.  "''setactor[].statnum''" is an alias of [[changespritestat]] in newer versions of EDuke32, preventing this corruption from occurring.
-A few other ones become STANDABLE on seeing the player (changing from ZOMBIEACTOR): RUBBERCAN, EXPLODINGBARREL, WOODENHORSE, HORSEONSIDE, CANWITHSOMETHING, CANWITHSOMETHING2-4, FIREBARREL, FIREVASE, NUKEBARREL, NUKEBARRELDENTED, NUKEBARRELLEAKED, TRIPBOMB.
+Unassigned status numbers are reserved for future EDuke32 features. Please ask the developers to allocate an official user statnum range for CON-side features, should this be desired.
-It was once not suggested to manually change statnum via "''setactor[].statnum''" because it would not update the game's internal linked lists, causing oddball occurrences like sprites freezing in midair and general game state corruption.  "''setactor[].statnum''" is an alias of [[changespritestat]] in newer versions of EDuke32, preventing this corruption from occurring.
+== Values ==
-Unassigned status numbers are reserved for future EDuke32 features. Please ask the developers to allocate an official user statnum range for CON-side features, should this be desired.
+{{Statnums}}
 [[Category:Sprite structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 21:50, 31 January 2016

2016-01-31T21:50:54Z

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	~~When changing a sprite~~'s statnum ~~you should use the~~ [[changespritestat]] ~~command so that Eduke32 can update it's linked list(s)~~ of ~~statnums~~.		It was once not suggested to manually change statnum via "''setactor[].statnum''" because it would not update the game's internal linked lists, causing oddball occurrences like sprites freezing in midair and general game state corruption. "''setactor[].statnum''" is an alias of [[changespritestat]] in newer versions of EDuke32, preventing this corruption from occurring.

	Unassigned status numbers are reserved for future EDuke32 features. Please ask the developers to allocate an official user statnum range for CON-side features, should this be desired.		Unassigned status numbers are reserved for future EDuke32 features. Please ask the developers to allocate an official user statnum range for CON-side features, should this be desired.

	[[Category:Sprite structure members]]		[[Category:Sprite structure members]]

TheMechanic: Added reference to changespritestat, also highlighted writing statnum 1024 is NOT the way to kill an object.

2016-01-31T18:47:36Z

Added reference to changespritestat, also highlighted writing statnum 1024 is NOT the way to kill an object.

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	\|MAXSTATUS		\|MAXSTATUS
	\|align="right"\|'''1024'''		\|align="right"\|'''1024'''
	\|A sprite id with this statnum is invalid, meaning that it has been deleted or just never existed in the map.		\|A sprite id with this statnum is invalid, meaning that it has been deleted or just never existed in the map. Do NOT try to destroy a sprite by setting this value on it, instead use the [[killit]] command or else try setting the sprite's [[xrepeat]] to zero.
	\|}		\|}

			When changing a sprite's statnum you should use the [[changespritestat]] command so that Eduke32 can update it's linked list(s) of statnums.

	Unassigned status numbers are reserved for future EDuke32 features. Please ask the developers to allocate an official user statnum range for CON-side features, should this be desired.		Unassigned status numbers are reserved for future EDuke32 features. Please ask the developers to allocate an official user statnum range for CON-side features, should this be desired.

	[[Category:Sprite structure members]]		[[Category:Sprite structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 18:06, 7 January 2014

2014-01-07T18:06:49Z

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	\|~~???~~		\|TSPR_TEMP
	\|align="right"\|'''99'''		\|align="right"\|'''99'''
	\|A [[Members of the tsprite structure\|tspr]] will have this when it is a shadow cast by an actor.		\|A [[Members of the tsprite structure\|tspr]] will have this when it is a shadow cast by an actor.

Fox at 16:37, 12 August 2013

2013-08-12T16:37:30Z

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	\|align="right"\|'''99'''		\|align="right"\|'''99'''
	\|A [[Members of the tsprite structure\|tspr]] will have this when it is a shadow cast by an actor.		\|A [[Members of the tsprite structure\|tspr]] will have this when it is a shadow cast by an actor.

Fox at 10:46, 24 February 2013

2013-02-24T10:46:59Z

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	\|align="right"\|'''14'''		\|align="right"\|'''14'''
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			\|align="right"\|'''99'''
			\|A [[Members of the tsprite structure\|tspr]] will have this when it is a shadow cast by an actor.
	\|-		\|-
	\|STAT_MIRROREDACTOR		\|STAT_MIRROREDACTOR

Mblackwell at 23:47, 29 January 2013

2013-01-29T23:47:33Z

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	\|STAT_MIRROREDACTOR		\|STAT_MIRROREDACTOR
	\|align="right"\|'''100'''		\|align="right"\|'''100'''
	\|		\|A [[Members of the tsprite structure\|tspr]] will have this when it is part of a mirror reflection.
	\|-		\|-
	\|MAXSTATUS		\|MAXSTATUS