CATEGORY NAME: OBJECT - FILE FUNCTIONS

isFile(FileName);
	ARG:
	   FileName: The full path name and file name.
	EXPLAIN: Used to see if the FileName exists.
	USED IN: GUI.cs, Menu.cs, Registervolume.cs
	RETURN: True if it does exist. False if failed or doesnt exist.

which(Script);
	ARG:
	   Script: Name of a script file. Example: "Item.cs", "Game.cs"
	EXPLAIN: Used to find out what directory the Script is currently 
	         being ran from.
	USED IN: Currently not used in any script files.  
	RETURN: Path. The directory path that the Script is being ran from.

getBoxCenter(Object);
	ARG: 
	   Object: The object Id. Example: 8361.
	EXPLAIN: Used to find the center point of an object.
	         For example:
	            Object = 8489;     (8489 is the Id of a turret)
	            answer = getBoxCenter(Object);
	            answer is equal to "100 230 50".  Which is the X Y Z value 
	            of the center point of the Object.
	USED IN: Player.cs, Staticshape.cs
	RETURN: String "X Y Z" coordinates. If failed then "0 0 0".

getObjectType(Object);
	ARG: 
	   Object: The object Id. Example: 8361
	EXPLAIN: Is used to find the type of the Object.
	         For Example: 
	            Type = getObjectType(Object);
	            Type is equal to "Player" because the Object Id passed
	            in was created from the player class.    
	USED IN: Player.cs, Item.cs, Mine.cs, Moveable.cs, Objectives.cs... 
	RETURN: Type. Returns the name of the class the object was derived 
	        from. Example: Player or Flier.. etc.

getObjectByTargetIndex(ObjectIdx);
	ARG:
	   ObjectIdx: Index into a visible object array. 
	EXPLAIN: Used to return the visible object at the index. All objects that are 
	         visible because of sensor or player LOS gets added to a visable 
	         object array.  
	USED IN: Player.cs 
	RETURN: Object Id.  The Id of the object at that index location. If
	        failed then -1.

loadObject(Name, Object);
	ARG:
	   Name: Name to be assigned to the object.
	   Object: The object and it full path name to be loaded.
	EXPLAIN: Used to load the Object and assign it the Name. 	         
	USED IN: Client.cs
	RETURN: Object Id of the new loaded object. If failed then 0.

storeObject(Object, Name);
	ARG:
	   Object: The object to be stored.
	   Name: The full path name and file name to be store under.
	EXPLAIN: Used to store the Object and all child objects that are
	         associated with that object.
	USED IN: GUI.cs
	RETURN: True if succeed or False if failed.

deleteObject(Object);
	ARG:
	   Object: The object Id. Example: 8361.	
	EXPLAIN: Used to delete the specified Object from the managers object list.	
	USED IN: Game.cs, Item.cs, Menu.cs, Station.cs, Server.cs, ... 
	RETURN: True if succeed or False if failed.

isObject(Object);
	ARG:
	   Object: The object Id. Example: 8361.	
	EXPLAIN: Used to see if the Object Id passed in is a valid object.
	USED IN: Client.cs, Editor.cs, GUI.cs, Menu.cs, ...
	RETURN: True if it is a valid object. False if failed or not.

listObjects();
	ARG: None.
	EXPLAIN: Used to list all the objects currently used in the mission.
	USED IN: Most common use is in the Console screen.
	RETURN: Objects.  All objects in the mission.

newObject(ObjName, Class, <ExtraArg>);
	ARG:
	   Object: The name of the object.	
	   Class: Type of object to create.
	   ExtraArg: Some Classes require extra arguments.
	EXPLAIN: Used to create an object. Different types of class take different
	         extra arguments. The list below is the most common Classes used.
	         Item:
	            dataFile: Object to be created. Example: "Chaingun"
	            count: Number of items associated with that object. Example:
	                   a pack of disc ammo has 5 disc so the count would be 5.
	            pop: Not used.
	            <rotate>: Optional. If True is passed in then the object will 
	                      rotate on its Z axis.
	            <collide>: Optional. If True is passed in then the collison mask
	                       information is setup. 

	         StaticBase:
	            dataFile: Object to be created.
	            <DOD>: Optional. If True is passed in then the object will be
	                   deleted if it is destroyed.

	         Flier:
	            Uses the StaticBase class.

            ChatMenu:
               Heading: Will set the heading of the menu.

	USED IN: Chatmenu.cs, Editor.cs, Game.cs, GUI.cs, Item.cs, ...
	RETURN: True if succeed or False if failed.