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What the heck is this? I've seen references to it in some files in the SDK, but apparently the code for it is in a dll that isn't included. Any ideas? [[User:Reacheround|Reacheround]] 14:42, 18 Dec 2006 (PST) | What the heck is this? I've seen references to it in some files in the SDK, but apparently the code for it is in a dll that isn't included. Any ideas? --[[User:Reacheround|Reacheround]] 14:42, 18 Dec 2006 (PST) | ||
:Its more talk page material, I thought this was an article on ScratchPad, where are these refernces you speak of? --[[User:Angry Beaver|Angry Beaver]] 17:08, 18 Dec 2006 (PST) | :Its more talk page material, I thought this was an article on ScratchPad, where are these refernces you speak of? --[[User:Angry Beaver|Angry Beaver]] 17:08, 18 Dec 2006 (PST) | ||
::There is an interface header (located src/public/iscratchpad3d.h) At first glance it seems to be a utility used in debugging a map. We're looking to implement a whiteboard-ish type of utility in our mod and the functions in this looked handy. Just curious as to what it does exactly, as I've seen no documentation on it. --[[User:Reacheround|Reacheround]] 17:25, 18 Dec 2006 (PST) | |||
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What the heck is this? I've seen references to it in some files in the SDK, but apparently the code for it is in a dll that isn't included. Any ideas? --Reacheround 14:42, 18 Dec 2006 (PST)
- Its more talk page material, I thought this was an article on ScratchPad, where are these refernces you speak of? --Angry Beaver 17:08, 18 Dec 2006 (PST)
- There is an interface header (located src/public/iscratchpad3d.h) At first glance it seems to be a utility used in debugging a map. We're looking to implement a whiteboard-ish type of utility in our mod and the functions in this looked handy. Just curious as to what it does exactly, as I've seen no documentation on it. --Reacheround 17:25, 18 Dec 2006 (PST)