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GSK: /* Arguments */

2021-09-24T16:55:48Z

Arguments

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	== Arguments ==		== Arguments ==

	; Resetafter : Resets the object to the beginning of the path after a period of time, in seconds.<br>'''Default:''' Not applied		; Resetafter : Resets the object to the beginning of the path after a period of time, in seconds. This can interrupt a path in progress.<br>'''Default:''' Not applied
	; Name : The name of the object(s) to initiate the command on (see [[Name]] for more information)<br>'''Default:''' Current object only		; Name : The name of the object(s) to initiate the command on (see [[Name]] for more information)<br>'''Default:''' Current object only
	; Global : If set, this will cause a trigger (e.g. activate, adone) to initiate this command for all users have the object in view. Otherwise, the command will be initiated only for the user who activates the trigger<br>'''Default:''' Not set		; Global : If set, this will cause a trigger (e.g. activate, adone) to initiate this command for all users have the object in view. Otherwise, the command will be initiated only for the user who activates the trigger<br>'''Default:''' Not set

GSK: /* Arguments */

2021-09-24T16:55:25Z

Arguments

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	== Arguments ==		== Arguments ==

	; Resetafter : Resets the object to the beginning of the path after a period of time.<br>'''Default:''' Not applied		; Resetafter : Resets the object to the beginning of the path after a period of time, in seconds.<br>'''Default:''' Not applied
	; Name : The name of the object(s) to initiate the command on (see [[Name]] for more information)<br>'''Default:''' Current object only		; Name : The name of the object(s) to initiate the command on (see [[Name]] for more information)<br>'''Default:''' Current object only
	; Global : If set, this will cause a trigger (e.g. activate, adone) to initiate this command for all users have the object in view. Otherwise, the command will be initiated only for the user who activates the trigger<br>'''Default:''' Not set		; Global : If set, this will cause a trigger (e.g. activate, adone) to initiate this command for all users have the object in view. Otherwise, the command will be initiated only for the user who activates the trigger<br>'''Default:''' Not set

GSK at 06:44, 12 March 2020

2020-03-12T06:44:20Z

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	= Applying the path to an object =		= Applying the path to an object =
	The animation can be applied to an object using the [[path]] command, for example:		The animation can be applied to an object using the [[path]] command, for example:
	activate path MyPath1 resetafter=10		activate path MyPath1 [''resetafter=''] [''name=''] [''global'']
	For the object to follow the path correctly the object's position must be the same as the path's origin point.		For the object to follow the path correctly the object's position must be the same as the path's origin point.

			== Arguments ==

			; Resetafter : Resets the object to the beginning of the path after a period of time.<br>'''Default:''' Not applied
			; Name : The name of the object(s) to initiate the command on (see [[Name]] for more information)<br>'''Default:''' Current object only
			; Global : If set, this will cause a trigger (e.g. activate, adone) to initiate this command for all users have the object in view. Otherwise, the command will be initiated only for the user who activates the trigger<br>'''Default:''' Not set

	{{Build}}		{{Build}}

GSK: /* Creating a path object */

2017-10-01T16:07:33Z

Creating a path object

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	# Press the button labeled ''>''		# Press the button labeled ''>''
	# Press the insert key (space key on Mac OS X) to create the first point		# Press the insert key (space key on Mac OS X) to create the first point

			= Adding existing points onto path objects =
			# Select a path object
			# Click the last point in the list
			# Press the Enter key
			# Press the Insert key (space key on Mac OS X) to create a new point after the last point in the list

	= Applying the path to an object =		= Applying the path to an object =
	The animation can be applied to an object using the [[path]] command, for example:		The animation can be applied to an object using the [[path]] command, for example:

Legion: Add internal link, bolded first two words in heading paragraph, added categories, and a template.

2015-10-14T02:00:55Z

Add internal link, bolded first two words in heading paragraph, added categories, and a template.

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	{{feature\|N.A.\|0.3.48\|\|\|Path}}		{{feature\|N.A.\|0.3.48\|\|\|Path}}
	Path objects allow you to create a path to be used for animating the position of an object.		'''Path objects''' allow you to create a path to be used for animating the position of an object.
	{{Clear}}		{{Clear}}
	= Creating a path object =		= Creating a path object =
	In version 0.3.48 path objects are experimental but they can be used. The process of creating a new path object is still somewhat convoluted:		In version [[Changelog#Version_0.3.48\|0.3.48]] path objects are experimental but they can be used. The process of creating a new path object is still somewhat convoluted:
	# Duplicate an existing object		# Duplicate an existing object
	# Change the object type to ''Path Object''		# Change the object type to ''Path Object''
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	activate path MyPath1 resetafter=10		activate path MyPath1 resetafter=10
	For the object to follow the path correctly the object's position must be the same as the path's origin point.		For the object to follow the path correctly the object's position must be the same as the path's origin point.

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			[[Category: Object types]]

Edwin: first version

2015-10-13T13:32:52Z

first version

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{{feature|N.A.|0.3.48|||Path}}
Path objects allow you to create a path to be used for animating the position of an object.
{{Clear}}
= Creating a path object =
In version 0.3.48 path objects are experimental but they can be used. The process of creating a new path object is still somewhat convoluted:
# Duplicate an existing object
# Change the object type to ''Path Object''
# Deselect the object (required to work around crashing bug)
# Reselect the object
# Press the button labeled ''>''
# Press the insert key (space key on Mac OS X) to create the first point
= Applying the path to an object =
The animation can be applied to an object using the [[path]] command, for example:
activate path MyPath1 resetafter=10
For the object to follow the path correctly the object's position must be the same as the path's origin point.