Fractal (Civ5 Type)

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Static Methods

Methods are functions that belong to an object. Static methods are invoked through a dot, as in Fractal.SomeMethod(<args>). When a dot is used the caller object is not implicitly provided as the first argument.

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				Fractal	Create(int width, int height, int grain, int fractalFlags, float xExponent, float yExponent)
				Fractal	CreateRifts(int regionWidth, int regionHeight, int continent_grain, table fracFlags, Fractal riftsFrac, float regionFracXExp, float regionFracYExp)

Instance Methods

Methods are functions that belong to an object. Instance methods are invoked through a colon, as in caller:SomeMethod(<args>), where caller is an instance of Fractal.
A colon implictly passes the caller object as the first argument. That is, the former call is equivalent to this one: caller.SomeMethod(caller, <args>)

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					BuildRidges(int numPlates, table flags, int arg2, int arg3)
				int	GetHeight(int x, int y = nil)

Used by

Fractal	Fractal.Create(int width, int height, int grain, int fractalFlags, float xExponent, float yExponent)
Fractal	Fractal.CreateRifts(int regionWidth, int regionHeight, int continent_grain, table fracFlags, Fractal riftsFrac, float regionFracXExp, float regionFracYExp)

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Functions' signatures were either copied from the 2kgames' wiki, or infered from the Lua source files and the binaries. Errors are possible.
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