CATEGORY NAME: STRING - SOUND - ANIMATION FUNCTIONS

sprintf(String,[Arg1,Arg2....Arg9]);
	ARG: 
	   String: Is a string with %1,%2..%9 embedded through out it.
	   Arg1: Will replace the %1.
	   Arg2: Will replace the %2.
	EXPLAIN: Create a string for example: String = "My %2 is %1.".
	         Set Arg1 = "hurt" and Arg2 = "foot".
	         outString = sprintf(String,Arg1,Arg2);
	         outString will be equal to: "My foot is hurt."
	USED IN: Game.cs
	RETURN: String. The desired string. If failed then False.

getWord(String, Num);
	ARG:
	   String: Is a string of words or numbers separated by spaces.
	   Num: A number ranging from 0 to number of words in string minus 1.
	EXPLAIN: The function is used to extract certain words out of a 
	         string.
	         For example:
	            I want to extract the word foot from the following string.
	            String = "My foot is hurt";
	            Num = 1;
	            answer = getWord(String, Num);
	            answer is equal to "foot".

	USED IN: Vehicle.cs, Staticshape.cs, Objectives.cs, ...
	RETURN: String. The extracted word. If failed then -1.

escapeString(String);
	ARG: 
	   String: Is a string of text.
	EXPLAIN: Takes a string that might have unprintable characters
	         and convert them to printable characters. 
	USED IN: Comchat.cs, Server.cs 
	RETURN: String. Formated to print properly. If failed then "".

RemotePlayAnim(Client, Anim);
	ARG:
	   Client: The Client Id. Example: 2049.
	   Anim:	Animation to play. The animations are setup in the ArmorData.cs
	         file. In the PlayerData block there is an array called animData.
	         Those are the animations to be played for each armor type. Playable 
	         animations for this function is 38 through 50. If Anim is 0 then it 
	         will play animation 38 in the PlayerData block.	         
	EXPLAIN: Used to play an animation on a client.
	USED IN: Client.cs 
	RETURN: 0.

playVoice(ClientId, Wav);
	ARG:
	   ClientId: The player who is playing the voice.
	   Wav: The voice sound to be played.  The voice sounds are
	        in the base\voice directory.  The volume used depends on the 
	        voice set and the gender you selected when creating your player.  
	        For example female1.vol is used when voice set 1 is selected and 
	        the players gender is female.   
	EXPLAIN: This will cause the Client to play the desired voice sound.  
	         For example: You want to play the voice "Move out of the way".
	            When creating your player you selected voice set 3 and your 
	            gender to be male.  
	            playVoice(MyClientId, "outway");
	            The player MyClientId is a male and the voice set is 3 so it 
	            will go to the volume marked male3.vol and extract the 
	            male3.woutway.wav file to be played.  
	USED IN: Client.cs, Player.cs 
	RETURN: True if succeed or False if failed.

playSound(Sound, Position);
	ARG:
	   Sound: The name of the sound to play.  Look in Nsound.cs for an 
	          example of setting up a SoundData block.   
	   Position: The position on the map that the sound will be played.
	EXPLAIN: Will play a sound at a given location on the map. 
	USED IN: Item.cs, Moveable.cs, Player.cs, Vehicle.cs   
	RETURN: True if succeed or False if failed.