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Info / Hide / Mount / Global
Invocation origin controls presentation: graphical chat commands and bound console commands open a table with fields, values, Ctrl+C and scrolling. Ordinary C# scripts receive report strings without windows or target cursors, even with an open game window. Only client-known data is available.
Parameterless Info and InfoTile arm a target in graphical chat. In a script, Info() reads the last object target or the player; InfoTile() reads the land under the player. Explicit serial, type and coordinates query the chosen object or tile. The third argument of InfoTile(x,y,map) is a map number.
Hide hides a loaded object locally without using Hiding. Resend/Resync clears this local hiding and restores the previous drawing state of loaded objects, including after repeated Hide. Object data is retained; the server Hidden flag is unchanged.
Mount and Dismount send a protocol use-object request without a manual double-click or the war-mode attack policy. The int result is the current Mount-layer item serial, not a success flag. Server confirmation is asynchronous: Mount may still return 0 and Dismount may return the serial before removal is confirmed. Read ObjAtLayer("Mount") after the server reply.
SetGlobal and GetGlobal share one namespace across every script/profile, including separate Full Client and Client processes. Values are strings; an absent key returns "N/A". Keys are case sensitive; region overloads identify a region/name pair. Manager/Game Manager/CSharp/globals.json is read fresh under a process-shared lock and survives restart. Shared forms explicitly alias this same store.
Configure the prefix in C# Scripts IDE; # below is an example. Separate parameters with spaces; quotes keep text in one argument. id means serial and type means graphic. xy x y [z] selects the first loaded object at the point; type alone resolves the first matching loaded object. The third argument of InfoTile(x,y,map) is a map number, not Z.
InfoGump() reads the latest active server dialog or local client window. Supply an ID or index to choose one; last, LastGump and Last Gump mean the latest window. InfoGumps returns the list. Inspector windows are excluded. Only graphical commands open an inspector table.