Means the last frame of the animation.

Colors overlay to get brighter.

Colors are removed to make things darker.

Default blending mode.

Sets all to on.

Sets all to off.

A default category setup for your own use.

A default category setup for your own use.

A default category setup for your own use.

A default category setup for your own use.

All entities start as being a member of this.

A default category setup for your own use.

A default category setup for your own use.

A default category setup for your own use.

All tilepics are marked as this category.

The closest you can get to someone/something without trying to go inside him.

Means actually try to go inside the target when used with GoalManager::AddApproach.

If Entity::GetDistanceFromEntityByID returns this, you know the entity in question has left the map.

How close someone should be to talk.

The numbers passed in are in screen coordinates, so 0,0 would always mean the upper-left most dot on the screen.

The numbers passed in are in world coordinates, drawing a dot at an entities position would draw it over wherever the entity is, possibly offscreen.

How many directions we support, this will be 8.

Means no facing at all.

A medium sized font.

A very small font.

Use the default Map’s gravity on this entity instead of a user defined one.

This means an invalid layer.

Default, no special properties.

For tweaking sorting and smart shadows.

Means invalid material.

The default.

For designating shapes as ladders.

For designating shapes as warps.

A normal node, nothing special.

A warp or door.

Used to say “equal chance of creating all types particles we add”.

The rays will be visually drawn on the screen, helps to figure out problems.

The ray will hit only entities.

The ray will hit entities as well as tile pics.

The ray will hit only tile pics.

Sound functions return this if no sound was created.

A blank/invalid tile.

This means the Tile houses an Entity inside and Tile::GetAsEntity is safe to use.

This means the Tile houses a TilePic inside and Tile::GetAsTilePic is safe to use.

A very large number, as close to “forever” as we can get with milliseconds of time.

OnTriggerEnter(ent) and OnTriggerExit(ent) are called.

In addition to OnTriggerEnter(ent) and OnTriggerExit(ent) being called, OnTriggerInside(ent) is called at the interval set by behaviorParm.

Disables the trigger.

Trigger is enabled when active player overlaps this entity’s image.

If you want a single frame only for your entity, use only this state.