Main  Variables - Built-in Variables common to all Objects, listed in this documentation
Extra Variables - Object Variables defined by the user by creating extra Variable space
                  with the appropriate option in the Object Def file

Index:

   0 - Object_Type
   1 - Object_X
   2 - Object_Y
   3 - Object_Priority
   4 - Object_CurrSprSet
   5 - Object_Tag
   6 - Object_Flags

   0 - Object_Type

The "Type ID" of the Object. This is either the ID of any Object Type entry in an "Object Def", or the ID value of one of the Built-in Objects. This value should not be changed manually, unless the new Type given to the Object is similar enough in properties such as number of "Extra Variables", Sprites, and Animations

   1 - Object_X
   2 - Object_Y

These are the X and Y positions of the Object within the Level

   3 - Object_Priority

This is the "Draw Priority" of the Object. Objects with a higher Priority are processed and drawn to the screen first (in the back), and Objects with a lower Priority are processed and drawn to the screen last (in the front). Modifying this value directly will not cause the Object to be moved within the active Objects list, but will cause errors when other Objects are being sorted, such as during Spawning. To properly adjust an Object's Priority, use one of the _Object_ChangePriority(???) Script Commands

   4 - Object_CurrSprSet

This value is the ID number of the entry within the Object Type's Sprite Set List that is currently being used to draw the Object. Altering this value will cause any drawing for this Object to begin displaying Sprites from the Sprite Set that is referenced by the entry whose ID was placed in this variable

   5 - Object_Tag

This is the "Tag" assigned to the Object. This is generally used for such purposes as to group Object Types and identify them by category, or to assign special ID numbers to individual Objects. It has no inherent meaning

   6 - Object_Flags

Object "Flags" are used to keep track of certain properties of the Object. This value is regarded as a bitfield ("Flags variable"), who's bits control the following properties:


0	-	Horizontal Mirror. Setting this Flag on draws the Object backward (This affects draw direction only, not movement)
1	-	Vertical Flip. Setting this Flag on draws the Object upside-down (This affects draw direction only, not movement)
2	-	Left Collision Check. Setting this flag will cause Path-Following Objects to test for collision with left-side "walls" (Paths to the left of the Object).
3	-	Right Collision Check. Setting this flag will cause Path-Following Objects to test for collision with right-side "walls" (Paths to the right of the Object).
4	-	Floor Collision Check. Setting this flag will cause Path-Following Objects to test for collision with "floors" (Paths below the Object).
5	-	Ceiling Collision Check. Setting this flag will cause Path-Following Objects to test for collision with "ceilings" (Paths above the Object).
6	-	Floor Wait. Setting this flag will cause Path-Following Objects to stop moving if a drop in the path is too steep. This will set the "Edge Timer" "Extra Variable" to 1, which will count upward until set back to 0 by a Script Command, at which point the Object will begin to move again until another drop is met.
7	-	Wall Wait. Setting this flag will cause Path-Following Objects to stop moving if a rise in the path is too steep. This will set the "Edge Timer" Object Variable to 1, which will count upward until set back to 0 by a Script Command, at which point the Object will begin to move again until another rise is met.
8	-	Left Collision Flag. This flag is automatically set by Path-Following Objects when a collision with a left-side "wall" (Paths to the left of the Object) has occured.
9	-	Right Collision Flag. This flag is automatically set by Path-Following Objects when a collision with a Right-side "wall" (Paths to the Right of the Object) has occured.
10	-	Floor Collision Flag. This flag is automatically set by Path-Following Objects when a collision with a "floor" (Paths below the Object) has occured.
11	-	Ceiling Collision Flag. This flag automatically is set by Path-Following Objects when a collision with a "ceiling" (Paths above the Object) has occured.
...	-	Unused
28	-	Object is frozen when FreezeObjects Flag 28 is set
29	-	Object is frozen when FreezeObjects Flag 29 is set
30	-	Object is frozen when FreezeObjects Flag 30 is set
31	-	Object is frozen when FreezeObjects Flag 31 is set