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This page will show you the different possible file editing scenarios and the filename structure to apply when creating new files.

File creation:

File creation mean: a file who don't already exist inside the game

Valid for files type: lpaction, lpscene, lpstat *, lpcharacter *
*Can have exception...


All new files created must contain in the filename, the name or initials of the modder who created this scene, to know who the creator is.

And need to follow with _VB_
And finally, ending with the name of your file.

Example results : rk_VB_freeman.lpaction or Raddeck_VB_freeman.lpscene

** Try to use initials for your filenames, as much as possible.


Scenario #1
You just want to add a new scene in "Remake of LP" from your mod.

Ex: You only need to rename your file to: rk_VB_freeman.lpscene and change in this file, what needed inside your code related to the filename.

Global/variable creation:

Global/variable creation mean: a global/variable who don't already exist inside the game

Valid for type: setGlobal(), getGlobal(), clearGlobal(), getActorVar(), setActorVar(), modifyActorVar()


All new global/variable created must contain in the name, the name or initials of the modder who created this scene, to know who the creator is.

And need to follow with _VB_

And finally, ending with the name of your global/variable.

Example results : Player.getActorVar(rk_VB_freeman) or Raddeck_VB_freeman.setGlobal()

** Try to use initials for your global/variable names, as much as possible.

Ex:

File edition:

File edition mean: a file who already exist inside the game or have been created by an another modder

Only valid for file type: lpscene
*Can have exception...


All edited files should contain the name or initials of the modder who edited that scene, to know who edited what. Also, always add your signature, in a comment, at the end of the file you edit.
Like: <u>If a signature is present:</u>
Do this:
Scenario #1
If you just edit something on a line, just add this comment at the end of the line:
Scenario #2
If you add a code block, just surround your code block like this:
Scenario #3
You don't have time to surround your code block, or to put a comment at the end of the line you edit, or else.
Please, at least, add your name at the end of the file you edit.

As a Writer

• You need to use some LifePlay function names inside your story to help us when coding your story. (If - Elseif - Endif)
• Always write like the way the game think, and about all the IF's.
• Always write according to the backgrounds already existing in the game or provide them if possible.
• Always refer who is who inside your story

Example:
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