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Add more information about generated IDs and record info. See merge request OpenMW/openmw!3384
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-- After creation the object is in the disabled state. Use :teleport to place to the world or :moveInto to put it into a container or an inventory.
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-- Note that dynamically created creatures, NPCs, and container inventories will not respawn.
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-- @function [parent=#world] createObject
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-- @param #string recordId Record ID in lowercase
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-- @param #string recordId Record ID. String ids that came from ESM3 content files are lower-cased. If another ID is provided, it must be provided exactly as it is, case sensitive.
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-- @param #number count (optional, 1 by default) The number of objects in stack
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-- @return openmw.core#GameObject
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-- @usage -- put 100 gold on the ground at the position of `actor`
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-- @usage -- put 50 gold into the actor's inventory
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-- money = world.createObject('gold_001', 50)
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-- money:moveInto(types.Actor.inventory(actor))
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-- @usage -- create the an object for the first generated item
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-- potion = world.createObject('Generated:0x0', 1)
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-- Creates a custom record in the world database.
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-- Creates a custom record in the world database; String ids that came from ESM3 content files are lower-cased.
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-- Eventually meant to support all records, but the current
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-- set of supported types is limited to:
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--
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-- * @{openmw.types#ActivatorRecord},
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-- * @{openmw.types#LightRecord}
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-- @function [parent=#world] createRecord
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-- @param #any record A record to be registered in the database. Must be one of the supported types.
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-- @param #any record A record to be registered in the database. Must be one of the supported types. The id field is not used, one will be generated for you.
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-- @return #any A new record added to the database. The type is the same as the input's.
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--- @{#VFX}: Visual effects
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