World (class)

This class provides fields/functions for managing World. Please note that there is no constructor, only the singleton world object! You can access these methods/fields via world.yourField or world:yourMethod

Worldclass
Type	Function/Field	Return values/Value type	Description
function	world:mem(int offset, int fieldtype, object value)	nil	Sets a value of the World struct at a specific address-offset.
function	world:mem(int offset, int fieldtype)	object	Returns a value of the World struct at a specific address-offset.
Field	world.playerX	double	The x coordinate of the player on the world map.
Field	world.playerY	double	The y coordinate of the player on the world map.
Field	world.playerWalkingDirection	int	Gets/Sets the current walking direction. Following walking direction values: 0 - Idle 1 - Walking Up 2 - Walking Left 3 - Walking Down 4 - Walking Right
Field	world.playerWalkingTimer	int	Gets/Sets the current walking timer. This value will increment from 0 to 32 by 2 each frame. It is an indicator if the player reached the tile. If the value is 32 then the player reached the tile.
Field	world.playerWalkingFrame	int	Gets/Sets the current walking frame. Following frame values: 0 or 1 - Walking Frames Down 2 or 3 - Walking Frames Right 4 or 5 - Walking Frames Left 6 or 7 - Walking Frames Up
Field	world.playerWalkingFrameTimer	int	Gets/Sets the current walking frame timer. This value will increment from 0 to 8 by 1 each frame. If the value is 8 then the playerWalkingFrame is swapped. For example: If walking down and the value is 0 then the value will be chaged to 1.
Field (ro)	world.playerIsCurrentWalking	int	If the player is currently walking/moving the this field is set to true. Otherwise the field is set to false
Field (ro)	world.levelTitle	VBStr or nil	If the player stands under a level the level title will be returned. Otherwise nil is returned.
Field (ro)	world.levelObj	Level or nil	If the player stands under a level the level object will be returned. Otherwise nil is returned.
Field (ro)	world.playerCurrentDirection	int	Similar to world.playerWalkingDirection but does return the direction values even if the player is not walking. Following walking direction values: 1 - Looking Up 2 - Looking Left 3 - Looking Down 4 - Looking Right