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Risk of Confusion:When entity name is listed it means that their c++ classname is a subclass of that category. For example
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{{Confusion|When entity name is listed it means that their c++ classname is a subclass of that category. For example <code>Env wind</code> shown under <code>CD CBaseEntity</code> doesn't mean env_wind's class is CBaseEntity, instead, it means that its c++ class, in this case CEnvWind, is subclass of CBaseEntity.}} | {{Confusion|When entity name is listed it means that their c++ classname is a subclass of that category. For example <code>Env wind</code> shown under <code>CD CBaseEntity</code> doesn't mean env_wind's class is CBaseEntity, instead, it means that its c++ class, in this case CEnvWind, is subclass of CBaseEntity.}} | ||
<categorytree mode="all">CD CBaseEntity</categorytree> | <categorytree mode="all">CD CBaseEntity</categorytree> | ||
Revision as of 04:45, 19 March 2025
Risk of Confusion:When entity name is listed it means that their c++ classname is a subclass of that category. For example Env wind shown under CD CBaseEntity doesn't mean env_wind's class is CBaseEntity, instead, it means that its c++ class, in this case CEnvWind, is subclass of CBaseEntity.