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When an attribute, function value or other property of a [[Function]] is requested, the Function always checks if a Function Override of that function exists and if it overrides that property. In such cases, the property of the Function Override is returned. This system also allows to reset overridden properties back to the original values of the Function, by simply deleting the property in the Function Override. | When an attribute, function value or other property of a [[Function]] is requested, the Function always checks if a Function Override of that function exists and if it overrides that property. In such cases, the property of the Function Override is returned. This system also allows to reset overridden properties back to the original values of the Function, by simply deleting the property in the Function Override. | ||
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Function Override is an item that stores changes made to properties of a Function.
When an attribute, function value or other property of a Function is requested, the Function always checks if a Function Override of that function exists and if it overrides that property. In such cases, the property of the Function Override is returned. This system also allows to reset overridden properties back to the original values of the Function, by simply deleting the property in the Function Override.
Notes
- Similar systems are used for Terrain Types (Terrain Type Overrides) and Unit Datas (Unit Data Overrides).
See also