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     1 #summary Global variables in the Lua API
     1 #summary Global variables in the Lua API
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     3 = Lua API: Global variables =
     3 = Lua API: Global variables =
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     5 This page contains a list of all global variables and variables supported by the [LuaAPI Lua API].
     5 This page contains a list of global variables and variables supported by the [LuaAPI Lua API].
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     7 == Table of Contents ==
     7 == Table of Contents ==
     8 <wiki:toc max_depth="3" />
     8 <wiki:toc max_depth="3" />
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    10 == General variables and constants ==
    10 == General variables and constants ==
   122 || `lfIce` || Slippery terrain, hogs will slide on it. ||
   122 || `lfIce` || Slippery terrain, hogs will slide on it. ||
   123 || `lfBouncy` || Bouncy terrain, hogs and some other gears will bounce off when they collide with it. ||
   123 || `lfBouncy` || Bouncy terrain, hogs and some other gears will bounce off when they collide with it. ||
   124 || `lfIndestructible` || Almost indestructible terrain, most weapons will not destroy it. ||
   124 || `lfIndestructible` || Almost indestructible terrain, most weapons will not destroy it. ||
   125 || `0` || Normal destroyable terrain. Note that this is the case when no other land flag is set. ||
   125 || `0` || Normal destroyable terrain. Note that this is the case when no other land flag is set. ||
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   127 == More constants ==
   127 == More globals ==
   128 More constants are at at [GearTypes Gear Types] , [AmmoTypes Ammo Types], [Sounds], [States], [Sprites], [VisualGearTypes Visual Gear Types].
   128 More globals are at at [GearTypes Gear Types] , [AmmoTypes Ammo Types], [Sounds], [States], [Sprites], [VisualGearTypes Visual Gear Types].
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   130 Note: Some globals are specific to a few functions only and are not mentioned explicitly here; they are instead documented at the corresponding function (example: effect types for [LuaGears#SetEffect SetEffect]).