Difference between revisions of "GetLockLevel"
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=='''Examples'''== | =='''Examples'''== | ||
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if TerminalRef01.GetLockLevel < | if TerminalRef01.GetLockLevel < 5 | ||
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if ContainerRef01.GetLockLevel < 25 | |||
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=='''Notes'''== | =='''Notes'''== |
Latest revision as of 04:19, 20 January 2017
Description[edit | edit source]
The GetLockLevel script function gets the lock level of a terminal or lock.
Syntax[edit | edit source]
[TerminalRef.]GetLockLevel
Examples[edit | edit source]
if TerminalRef01.GetLockLevel < 5
if ContainerRef01.GetLockLevel < 25
Notes[edit | edit source]
- Return values for a lock:
- 0 = very easy
- 25 = easy
- 50 = average
- 75 = hard
- 100 = very hard
- 255 = impossible
- Lock level represents hacking difficulty only and should not be used to determine access state.
- Return values for a terminal:
- 0 = very easy
- 1 = easy
- 2 = average
- 3 = hard
- 4 = very hard
- 5 = impossible
- If the terminal is leveled, the value you get will be the leveled value. (same as locks)
See Also[edit | edit source]
Reference[edit | edit source]
None provided.