World Object

Sets the name of this object. In many cases, this does not have any purpose and may just be useful for documenting what the object is for. In some case, like for teleporters, this can be used to reference the object from other objects.

This sets the _worldSize variable to twice the value specified. So, with size 200, this would be equivalent to adding -set _worldSIze 400 to the command line or in the options block of a world file.

This is equivalent to using -set _flagHeight <height> on the command line or in the options block of a world file. It changes the height of the flag pole for super flags.

When this is set, then the outer walls are not generated. This means that players could drive beyond the normal boundaries of the world, which will result in the server kicking the player for being out of bounds. This option is to be used when the world author creates their own obstructions to prevent a player from leaving the world boundaries.

If, instead, you want the boundaries to still exist but just have 0 height, use -set _wallHeight 0 on either the command line or inside the options block in the world. This would still draw the world walls on the radar, but would prevent any shots from ricocheting off the outer wall. Instead, shots that hit the outer wall (aside from Super Bullet) will just end, in the say way they would if you shot over the outer walls normally.

In the Capture The Flag (CTF) game mode, players normally spawn on their respective team base the first time they spawn after joining and the first time they spawn after their flag is captured. This changes the behavior so that players do not spawn on their base and will spawn randomly in the world.