Function articles
Please format function entries like addSphere. I have reproduced it for you here.
- addSphere(<sSphereName>, <tPosition>, <fRadius>)
- Description
- Adds a sphere to a ".level" file.
- Note: This is a note.
- Example
addSphere("CarrierFleeSphere", {6010, 0, -30508,}, 434.294)
- Arguments
- <sSphereName>: the name of the sphere.
- <tPosition>: a table containing the X, Y, and Z coordinates.
- <fRadius>: the radius of the sphere.
- Related Pages
- A related page
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;addSphere(<sSphereName>, <tPosition>, <fRadius>)
;Description
:Adds a sphere to a ".level" file.
:<span class="notes">Note: This is a note.</span>
;Example
:<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">addSphere("CarrierFleeSphere", {6010, 0, -30508,}, 434.294)</syntaxhighlight>
;Arguments
:'''<sSphereName>''': the name of the sphere.
:'''<tPosition>''': a table containing the X, Y, and Z coordinates.
:'''<fRadius>''': the radius of the sphere.
;Related Pages
*[[A related page]]
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