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Variables (Global)gConnectionListSorted list of all the connection objects on the system. You can examine GConnectionList to see the list of all "Connection" objects. Do NOT change this. The list will automatically be updated as Connection objects are added or removed. []
gConnectionLogOffTimeNumber of seconds before a user is logged off. This is used when a user logs off, and dissuades them from logging out during combat. 30
gNC_Anim_AnimateAnimate object (such as a person). Animate object (such as a person). Some languages have different noun cases for animate vs. inanimate object. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0010
gNC_Anim_InanimateInanimate object (such as a box). Inanimate object (such as a box). Some languages have different noun cases for animate vs. inanimate object. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0020
gNC_Anim_MaskAnimated mask Animated mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0030
gNC_Art_DefiniteDefinite article ("the" in English). Definite article ("the" in English). See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0003
gNC_Art_IndefiniteIndefinite article ("a" or "an" in English). Indefinite article ("a" or "an" in English). See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0002
gNC_Art_MaskAnimated mask Animated mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0030
gNC_Art_NoneDefinite article ("the" in English). Definite article ("the" in English). See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0003
gNC_Caps_LowerLower-case noun. (Ex: "car", instead of "Car") Lower-case noun. (Ex: "car", instead of "Car") See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x1000
gNC_Caps_MaskCapitalization mask Capitalization mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x3000
gNC_Caps_UpperUpper-case noun. (Ex: "Car", instead of "car") Upper-case noun. (Ex: "Car", instead of "car") See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x2000
gNC_Case_AbessiveAbessive noun case. Abessive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x010000
gNC_Case_AblativeAblative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x020000
gNC_Case_AbsolutiveAbsolutive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x030000
gNC_Case_AccusativeAccusative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x040000
gNC_Case_AdessiveAdessive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x050000
gNC_Case_AllativeAllative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x060000
gNC_Case_ComitativeComitative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x070000
gNC_Case_DativeDative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x080000
gNC_Case_DedativeDedative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x090000
gNC_Case_ElativeElative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0a0000
gNC_Case_ErgativeErgative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0b0000
gNC_Case_EssiveEssive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0c0000
gNC_Case_GenetiveGenetive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0d0000
gNC_Case_illativeIllative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0e0000
gNC_Case_inessiveInessive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0f0000
gNC_Case_InstrumentalInstrumental noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x100000
gNC_Case_LocativeLocative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x110000
gNC_Case_MaskCase mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0xff0000
gNC_Case_NominativeNominative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x120000
gNC_Case_ObjectiveObject noun case. English only. (Ex: "me", "him", "her") NOTE: This is the same value as the accusative case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x040000
gNC_Case_ObliqueOblique noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x130000
gNC_Case_PartitivePartitive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x140000
gNC_Case_PossessivePossessive noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x150000
gNC_Case_PostpositionalPostpositional noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x160000
gNC_Case_PrepositionalPrepositional noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x170000
gNC_Case_ProlativeProlative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x180000
gNC_Case_SubjectiveSubjective noun case. English only. (Ex: "I", "he", "she") See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x120000
gNC_Case_TerminativeTerminative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x190000
gNC_Case_TranslativeTranslative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x1a0000
gNC_Case_VocativeVocative noun case. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x1b0000
gNC_Count_FewPlural noun, but only a few ("two cars"). This is available since some langauges differentiate between plural (2-3) and plural (4+) for noun cases. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0008
gNC_Count_ManyPlural noun, more than a few ("ten cars"). This is available since some langauges differentiate between plural (2-3) and plural (4+) for noun cases. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x000c
gNC_Count_MaskCount mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x000c
gNC_Count_SingleSinglular noun ("one car"). See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0004
gNC_Fam_FamiliarFamiliar noun (as opposed to formal). Some languages differentiate familiar nouns from formal ones. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0040
gNC_Fam_FormalFormal noun (as opposed to familiar). Some languages differentiate familiar nouns from formal ones. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0080
gNC_Fam_MaskFamiliar mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x00c0
gNC_Gender_FemaleFemale gendered noun. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0800
gNC_Gender_MaleMale gendered noun. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0400
gNC_Gender_MaskGender mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0c00
gNC_Gender_NeuterNeuter gendered noun. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0c00
gNC_Person_FirstFirst person ("I" or "we"). See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x4000
gNC_Person_MaskPerson (1st, 2nd, or 3rd) mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0xc000
gNC_Person_SecondSecond person ("you" or "you"-plural). See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x8000
gNC_Person_ThirdThird person ("he" or "they"). See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0xc000
gNC_PronounSpeaks a NLP name as a pronoun. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x4000000
gNC_Quantity_MaskQuantity mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x3000000
gNC_Quantity_NoQuantityDon't show any quantity numbers in front of the noun. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x1000000
gNC_Quantity_QuantityShow quantity numbers in front of the noun, such as "52 gold pieces". See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x2000000
gNC_Verbose_LongUse the long form of the noun. Example: The short form might be "knife" while the long form might be "long and pointy knife". See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0200
gNC_Verbose_MaskVerbose mask. See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0300
gNC_Verbose_ShortUse the short form of the noun. Example: The short form might be "knife" while the long form might be "long and pointy knife". See NLPNounCase() for a complete description. 0x0100
gPerformanceCPUKeeps track of the amount of CPU used for the last few minutes. This is a list of CPU-performance snapshots taken every 10.0 seconds. Each sub-element contains, [TimeSeconds, ProcessUsedSeconds, MainThreadTimeSeconds, MainThreadUsedSeconds]. TimeSeconds is the time, in seconds, since the process started. ProcessUsedSeconds is the number of seconds spent in the process since it began running. MainThreadTimeSeconds is the time the main thread has been running. MainThreadsUsedSeconds is the number of seconds the main thread has been used since it began running. oServerTimer will keep around 100 records, covering 1000 seconds. []
gPerformanceNetworkKeeps track of the network performance for the last few minutes. This is a list of network-performance snapshots taken every 10.0 seconds. Each sub-element contains, [TimeSeconds, Megabytes sent, Megabytes received]. TimeSeconds is the time in seconds, since the process started. Megabytes sent/received indicate how much data has been sent over the internet since the server started. oServerTimer will keep around 100 records, covering 1000 seconds. []
gRenderCacheLimitsDataGreedyDefault value passed to RenderCacheLimits(). 1000; // 1 gig gRenderCacheLimitsDataMaxEntriesOn32Default value passed to RenderCacheLimits(). 10000
gRenderCacheLimitsDataMaxEntriesOn64Default value passed to RenderCacheLimits(). 100000
gRenderCacheLimitsDataMaximumDefault value passed to RenderCacheLimits(). 100000; // 100 gig gRenderCacheLimitsDataMinimumDefault value passed to RenderCacheLimits(). 1000; // 1 gig gSafetyMaximumGUIMaximum number of GUI objects that can be allocated to the process before it shuts down automatically. 1000
gSafetyMaximumHandlesMaximum number of handles allocated on the SERVER before automatic shutdown. 50000
gSafetyMaximumMemoryMaximum number of megabytes that can be allocated before an automatic shutdown occurs. This defaults to 1.5 gigabytes, since 32-bit windows has a 2 megabyte limit. 1500; // 1.5 gb
gSafetyMaximumThreadsMaximum number of threads allocated on the SERVER before automatic shutdown. 2000
gSafetyMaximumDiskMinimum amount of disk space (in gigbytes) that must be available before automatic shutdown. This is a safety measure to ensure the server never runs out of disk space and crashes. 0.5; // 0.5 gigabytes
gSavedGamesSinglePlayerWhere single-player games are stored. This is the main "file name" used for saving single-player games. "SinglePlayer"
gShardParamIsOfflineSet by a call to ShardParamIsOffline(), and is valid thereafter. Undefined gTextLogDeleteOldAutomatically delete text logs older than this many days. 3
gTextLogSystemList used to quickly determine if a system event should be logged. This is a list that's used to quickly determine if a system event (not related to a specific user) should be logged. See the tutorial on the text logging features for more information. [TRUE, TRUE, TRUE, FALSE, FALSE]
gTextLogSystemAlertDetermines what priority events should be logged. gTextLogSystemAlert is used by TextLogPriorityAdjust() to determine what events are logged, and ultimately affects the list values for gTextLogSystem and gTextLogUser. Use a value of 0 for a normal system alterness, causing priority 1 and 2 events to be logged, while 3 and 4 are ignored. 1 indicates a higher level of alter, with event priorities 1 through 3 being logged. 2 causes priorities 1 through 4 to be logged. Changing this won't affect gTextLogSystem or gTextLogUser until TextLogPriorityAdjust() is called. 0
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