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***'''Stage:''' The Quest Stage to set. | ***'''Stage:''' The Quest Stage to set. | ||
**'''Ability:''' An Ability Perk Entry adds the selected Ability or Spell to the player when they acquire the perk. | **'''Ability:''' An Ability Perk Entry adds the selected Ability or Spell to the player when they acquire the perk. | ||
**[[Entry Point|'''Entry Point:''']] An Entry Point Perk allows you to modify a specific, predefined part of the code. When you create a Perk Entry that refers to an Entry Point, you select from a list of these predefined Entry Points. Each one will also have a number of arguments that are relevant to that entry point. | **[[Perk Entry Point|'''Entry Point:''']] An Entry Point Perk allows you to modify a specific, predefined part of the code. When you create a Perk Entry that refers to an Entry Point, you select from a list of these predefined Entry Points. Each one will also have a number of arguments that are relevant to that entry point. | ||
***'''Function:''' How the Entry Point is affected: Plus, minus, multiply, set, etc. | ***'''Function:''' How the Entry Point is affected: Plus, minus, multiply, set, etc. | ||
***'''Function Data:''' How much it is affected. | ***'''Function Data:''' How much it is affected. | ||