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ATHSE: Replaced content with "{{del}}"

2025-04-13T09:23:39Z

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	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the [[Tags\|[Tags]]] section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

	~~==See Also==~~
	~~[[Triggers]]~~

	~~[[AITriggerTypes]]~~

	~~[[AITriggerTypesEnable]]~~

ATHSE at 12:44, 12 April 2025

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	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the ~~{{f\|~~Tags\|[Tags]~~\|link}}~~ section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the [[Tags\|[Tags]]] section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

ATHSE: bah

2025-04-12T12:44:30Z

bah

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	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the {f\|Tags\|[Tags]\|link}} section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the {{f\|Tags\|[Tags]\|link}} section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

ATHSE at 12:44, 12 April 2025

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	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached ~~[[Tags\|~~tag]] in the [Tags] section of the map.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the {f\|Tags\|[Tags]\|link}} section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

ATHSE at 12:40, 12 April 2025

2025-04-12T12:40:50Z

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	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached [[Tags\|tag]] in the [Tags] section of the map.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached [[Tags\|tag]] in the [Tags] section of the map.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

ATHSE: link fix

2025-04-12T12:40:31Z

link fix

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	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached [[Tags\|tag]] in the [Tags] section of the map.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached [[Tags\|tag]] in the [Tags] section of the map.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as ~~{{fs}}~~ or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

	==See Also==		==See Also==

ATHSE: page should be renamed to CellTags with capital T

2025-04-12T12:39:32Z

page should be renamed to CellTags with capital T

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			<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached [[Tags\|tag]] in the [Tags] section of the map.

			Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as {{fs}} or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

			==See Also==
			[[Triggers]]

			[[AITriggerTypes]]

			[[AITriggerTypesEnable]]

ATHSE: ATHSE moved page Celltags to CellTags1

2025-04-12T12:38:08Z

ATHSE moved page Celltags to CellTags1

New page

#REDIRECT [[CellTags1]]

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	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the ~~{{f\|~~Tags\|[Tags]~~\|link}}~~ section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the [[Tags\|[Tags]]] section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

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	{{WrongTitle\|[{{PAGENAME}}]}}		{{WrongTitle\|[{{PAGENAME}}]}}

	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the {f\|Tags\|[Tags]\|link}} section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the {{f\|Tags\|[Tags]\|link}} section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:44, 12 April 2025
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	{{WrongTitle\|[{{PAGENAME}}]}}		{{WrongTitle\|[{{PAGENAME}}]}}

	<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached ~~[[Tags\|~~tag]] in the [Tags] section of the map.		<tt>CellTags</tt> are a method of marking cells on a map for scripting. The index to the left of the equal sign is a combination of map X/Y coordinates, while the value on the right is the index of an attached tag in the {f\|Tags\|[Tags]\|link}} section of the map. This can then be used to activate a tag when a unit moves onto the cell, something used extensively in the singleplayer campaign maps.

	Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.		Normally <tt>CellTags</tt> are placed (or removed) graphically in a map editor such as [[Matze's_tools#FinalSun\|FinalSun]] or [[FA2sp]], so there should be little reason to edit this section, except to entirely remove it.