The phraseEndSystemMsg AI script function is used to send a message with parameters through a system broadcast message. The parameters are taken from the parameter stack created by phrasePushValue and phrasePushString functions.

Because the message can be sent as "around", the broadcast message must be sent by a bot that has a valid position. {.is-info}

phraseEndSystemMsg(botIndex: s, sayType: s, phraseIdentifier: s) // phraseEndSystemMsg_fss_

• botIndex (string): The position of the bot in the group. See getBotIndexByName function.
• sayType (string): The type of the say dialog. Possible values are: "say", "shout", "civilization", "territory", "universe", "arround", "system", and "region".
• phraseIdentifier (string): The identifier phrase as seen in phrase_wk.uxt.

The function uses the parameter stack created by phrasePushValue and phrasePushString functions.

()phrasePushString("literal", "Test des levels designer");
()groupOf5Bot.phraseEndSystemMsg(4, "say", "PHRASE_TOTO");

In this example code, a string is pushed onto the parameter stack using phrasePushString, and then the phraseEndSystemMsg function is called to send a system broadcast message.

In the phrase_wk.txt, the PHRASE_TOTO must be defined as follows to take the literal as a parameter.

PHRASE_TOTO(literal l)
{
	[$l$]
}

The first parameter is not automatically set to the bot that sends the system message as in phraseEndNpcMsg.