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The '''bootstrap''' is a folder in [[Creatures 3]] and [[Docking Station]] that includes [[CAOS]] scripts to be executed upon startup.  This includes nearly all scripts for CAOS-based game elements, including the [[world]] map, the agents that populate a default world (such as [[toy]]s and [[ecology]]), and the game interface.  By replacing or modifying these scripts, one can affect the setup of new game worlds.  For example, [[MNB]]s' [[No Norn Pop-up|'Please buy...' disabler]] works by replacing that script on startup of a new world. Bootstrap scripts are executed only once when a new world is created.
 
The '''bootstrap''' is a folder in [[Creatures 3]] and [[Docking Station]] that includes [[CAOS]] scripts to be executed upon startup.  This includes nearly all scripts for CAOS-based game elements, including the [[world]] map, the agents that populate a default world (such as [[toy]]s and [[ecology]]), and the game interface.  By replacing or modifying these scripts, one can affect the setup of new game worlds.  For example, [[MNB]]s' [[No Norn Pop-up|'Please buy...' disabler]] works by replacing that script on startup of a new world. Bootstrap scripts are executed only once when a new world is created.
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==See also==
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*[[C3 Bootstrap V2]] - a development resource.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:03, 28 December 2015

The bootstrap is a folder in Creatures 3 and Docking Station that includes CAOS scripts to be executed upon startup. This includes nearly all scripts for CAOS-based game elements, including the world map, the agents that populate a default world (such as toys and ecology), and the game interface. By replacing or modifying these scripts, one can affect the setup of new game worlds. For example, MNBs' 'Please buy...' disabler works by replacing that script on startup of a new world. Bootstrap scripts are executed only once when a new world is created.

See also