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1.
Select the template you want to set from the drop-down list.
2.
Click the
※Caution
When you use a template message, everything in the edit box is replaced with the template
message. If you are working on something, you will lose your work if you replace it with the
template message, so be careful when using it.
8.1.3 Token Settings Controls
You can insert event metadata into the action message using the Token Settings control.
1.
Select the token you want to set from the drop-down list.
2.
Click the
The selected event metadata token is added to the edit box, and the virtual event metadata
appears in the example box.
The token string can be moved anywhere in the edit box. The list of supported tokens and
details of each are described below in the manual.
8.2 How to use object token {{::OBJ[XXX]}}
In the list of event metadata tokens, tokens of the form {{::OBJ[XXX]}} must be used according to
specified rules. {{::OBJ[XXX]}} is a token representing different information about the object(s)
causing the event.
An event may contain multiple objects, and the event's object information token is repeatedly
replaced by object count.
Therefore, to specify where to repeat the syntax from and to for object information tokens, you
must use a separate token, which is a list of objects.
The rules for using the OBJ token are as follows.
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All {{::OBJ[XXX]}} tokens must be placed between two {{LIST OBJECTS}} or {{LIST
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