Below, you will find the functions provided by the toolkit, grouped into categories. Please use thie reference material in conjunction with the developer and user documentation.

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These are the core functions needed to schedule memetic objects and the control the system, itself. Although this contains a number of utility functions, they are essential to building memetic behaviors.

The utility scripts offer a large number of functions for handling lists and variables of each datatype. These function are fundamental the use of the toolkit.

These are additional utility functions for handling variables which decay or are destroyed after a period of time.

To help debug a complex system, you need useful tools. These debugging functions are used throughout the toolkit. They allow you to completely trace your scripts by writing folding-logs.

These functions allow you to build a set of scripts that can be dynamically bound to callbacks, like OnDeath, or OnAcquire. This allows persistant world builders to install specific sub-systems in a paritcular order.

Neverwinter Nights permits time compression in a game world. As such, an NPC waiting 1 second in real time may actually need to wait 30 seconds of game time. These functions simplify how long an NPC should wait, in-game.

The toolkit provides a flexible system for allowing objects to be initialized and variables to be efficiently shared. These functions are used in conjunction with the data structure APIs.

These are functions to create script libraries. A library is a single script which may hold a number of functions, or a memetic object.

PoI's allow dynamic creation of trigger areas. They are conventionally used to allow NPCs to observe information about their world and to allow users to be tested and notified about things they observe.

Sequence Objects
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Generators are dynamic callbacks, bound to the senses of an NPC. These functions allow you to create and manage these memetic objects.

Memes represent the behavior that an NPC would like to perform. They are the foundation of the behavioral toolkit. These functions allow you to create and manage these memetic objects.

Events are flexible message handling device used to allow one NPC or a group of NPCS to react to signal. They are similar to Neverwinter Night's OnUserDefined callback. These functions allow you define events and describe when an event is triggered, among other things.