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same flags as AGENT_SCRIPTED
 
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how is this different from [[AGENT_SCRIPTED]]?
how is this different from [[AGENT_SCRIPTED]]? {{unsigned|EnCore Mayne|25 January 2024 at 05:29}}
: {{mention|EnCore Mayne}} To the best of my knowledge, [[AGENT_SCRIPTED]] just means that the avatar in question has scripted objects attached to them. This might seem strange in the 2020s since ''all'' attachments will be scripted to a degree, but that was by no means the case back when that flag was created. Why exactly this was a 'need' is really beyond me. I ''speculate'' that, before Experiences were introduced, it was used to figure out if an avatar had attachd an item to complete some step of a game (or to detect if the avatar had already attached a weapon and was now ready to participate in a shoot-em-all sort of game). I agree that since the 2020s this flag is pretty much useless.
: Granted, most 'automated agents' (i.e., 'bots) usually 'also' carry scripted attachments of their own — it's not just human avatars that do that!
— [[User:Gwyneth Llewelyn|Gwyneth Llewelyn]] ([[User talk:Gwyneth Llewelyn|talk]]) 11:47, 31 January 2025 (PST)

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how is this different from AGENT_SCRIPTED? —The preceding unsigned comment was added on 25 January 2024 at 05:29 by EnCore Mayne

@EnCore Mayne: To the best of my knowledge, AGENT_SCRIPTED just means that the avatar in question has scripted objects attached to them. This might seem strange in the 2020s since all attachments will be scripted to a degree, but that was by no means the case back when that flag was created. Why exactly this was a 'need' is really beyond me. I speculate that, before Experiences were introduced, it was used to figure out if an avatar had attachd an item to complete some step of a game (or to detect if the avatar had already attached a weapon and was now ready to participate in a shoot-em-all sort of game). I agree that since the 2020s this flag is pretty much useless.
Granted, most 'automated agents' (i.e., 'bots) usually 'also' carry scripted attachments of their own — it's not just human avatars that do that!

Gwyneth Llewelyn (talk) 11:47, 31 January 2025 (PST)