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The conditional tags ({{token|CV_NEW_CTAG|cv}}/{{token|CV_ADD_CTAG|cv}}, {{token|CV_REMOVE_CTAG|cv}} and {{token|CV_CONVERT_CTAG|cv}}) are copies of CV_NEW_TAG/CV_ADD_TAG, CV_REMOVE_TAG and CV_CONVERT_TAG, except they only work if a numbered argument of APPLY_CREATURE_VARIATION has an arbitrary value. E.g. [CV_ADD_CTAG:2:HUMANOID:CAN_SPEAK] will only add [CAN_SPEAK] if argument number two is "HUMANOID". | The conditional tags ({{token|CV_NEW_CTAG|cv}}/{{token|CV_ADD_CTAG|cv}}, {{token|CV_REMOVE_CTAG|cv}} and {{token|CV_CONVERT_CTAG|cv}}) are copies of CV_NEW_TAG/CV_ADD_TAG, CV_REMOVE_TAG and CV_CONVERT_TAG, except they only work if a numbered argument of APPLY_CREATURE_VARIATION has an arbitrary value. E.g. [CV_ADD_CTAG:2:HUMANOID:CAN_SPEAK] will only add [CAN_SPEAK] if argument number two is "HUMANOID". | ||
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The following is an example of a creature variation, demonstrating most of the tokens and arguments mentioned above; with an explanation of how you would use it to change the properties of a cow. | The following is an example of a creature variation, demonstrating most of the tokens and arguments mentioned above; with an explanation of how you would use it to change the properties of a cow. | ||
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* We need to choose three digits but they need to be separated by ":". Using this character here will move us onto the next argument, so we separate the digits with "|" instead choosing "7|0|1" (white), for a white cow (not necessarily represented by the graphics). | * We need to choose three digits but they need to be separated by ":". Using this character here will move us onto the next argument, so we separate the digits with "|" instead choosing "7|0|1" (white), for a white cow (not necessarily represented by the graphics). | ||
* The next argument has multiple CTAGs numbered "9", but with different arguments. Either option will use [SELECT_CASTE:MALE] but we can choose between the argument MRED or MYEL. We have chosen MYEL which adds the tag [CASTE_COLOR:6:0:1] (yellow) for us, giving the male caste (in this case a bull) yellow as a caste color. | * The next argument has multiple CTAGs numbered "9", but with different arguments. Either option will use [SELECT_CASTE:MALE] but we can choose between the argument MRED or MYEL. We have chosen MYEL which adds the tag [CASTE_COLOR:6:0:1] (yellow) for us, giving the male caste (in this case a bull) yellow as a caste color. | ||
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| + | <sup>1</sup>Functionally. Up to 65537=2<sup>16</sup>+1 arguments have been tested, with no problems other than a long load time. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||