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How to Use the MapleStory Worlds API Reference

與驗證對照 MapleStory Worlds Creator Center API Reference
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重要收穫

A detailed guide to the official MapleStory Worlds API Reference, including its eight reference families, entry format, execution-space badges, synchronization markers, API state badges, and log-message levels.

詳細內容

Reference families

  • Components are functional units added to entities and expose properties and functions.
  • Events describe occurrences in World APIs and can include properties and spatial information.
  • Services provide core features used to build systems in a World.
  • Logics contain game logic with properties and functions.
  • Misc contains MapleStory Worlds-specific data types, constructors, properties, and functions.
  • Enums group related values; Lua documents the platform's Lua 5.3 basis; LogMessages explains runtime messages.

How each API entry is organized

  • The top of an entry identifies the API name and gives an overall description.
  • Properties and functions are listed separately, including inherited members where applicable.
  • Examples demonstrate ways to use the API.
  • Signatures identify return type, member name, parameter type, and parameter name.
  • Optional parameters use a =nil notation, while variable parameters use an any... args notation.

Execution and synchronization badges

  • Sync marks values normally synchronized from server to client; ReadOnly marks values that cannot be overwritten.
  • ControlOnly, MakerOnly, and ReleaseOnly restrict where a member can be used.
  • ServerOnly and ClientOnly restrict calls to one execution space.
  • Server and Client describe cross-space execution behavior.
  • Space badges on events identify whether an event occurs on the server, client, editor, or all applicable spaces.

State, behavior, and log markers

  • Yield indicates that script execution is suspended while the API runs; Static marks a globally accessible API.
  • ScriptOverridable identifies a function that can be redefined, while Abstract identifies an API that cannot create a component by itself.
  • Deprecated marks an API that should no longer be used; Preview marks an API that may change before final release.
  • LIA identifies informational log messages, LWA identifies warnings, and LEA identifies errors that prevent normal results.

Prerequisites

  • Access to MapleStory Worlds Maker
  • Basic familiarity with Lua scripting

Practical steps

  • Choose the reference family that matches the feature you are building.
  • Read the entry description and check inherited properties and functions.
  • Confirm return types, parameter types, optional parameters, and variable parameters before calling a member.
  • Check every execution-space, synchronization, state, and behavior badge.
  • Use the provided example as a starting point and interpret any LIA, LWA, or LEA log prefix before debugging further.

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