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{{Command|syntax=[[Image:move_op_tile.png|right|MOVE_OP_TILE]]MOVE_OP_TILE <from tile>, <to tile>, [<insert tile>] | {{Command|syntax=[[Image:move_op_tile.png|right|MOVE_OP_TILE]]MOVE_OP_TILE <from tile>, <to tile>, [<insert tile>] | ||
|description=:Moves an existing operation tile | |description=:Moves an existing operation tile. | ||
|param1=<from tile>|param1_desc= | |param1=<from tile>|param1_desc=Original operation tile number. | ||
|param2=<to tile>|param2_desc= | |param2=<to tile>|param2_desc=new operation tile number. | ||
|param3=[<insert tile>]|param3_desc= | |param3=[<insert tile>]|param3_desc= 0 = Move the tile, 1 = Insert a new tile in the list (moving subsequent tiles down one) then copy to this position. | ||
}} | }} | ||
Latest revision as of 19:59, 13 January 2011
Command
MOVE_OP_TILE
- Moves an existing operation tile.
Parameters
- <from tile>
- Original operation tile number.
- <to tile>
- new operation tile number.
- [<insert tile>]
- 0 = Move the tile, 1 = Insert a new tile in the list (moving subsequent tiles down one) then copy to this position.
Example
- MOVE_OP_TILE 2, 3, 1
