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--- place_file_syntax [2025/03/18 00:47] – [LOCATION DEFAULTS:] jeffd
+++ place_file_syntax [2025/03/19 23:52] (current) – [Descriptive Text] jeffd
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 <code>
 PACKAGE "TRAIL" (START):
-  EXT. TRAILHEAD ([FROM ...] AS $START)
+  EXT. TRAILHEAD ([FROM ...] AS *START)
-  WITHIN $PACKAGE:
+  WITHIN *PACKAGE:
   EXT. TRAIL / SWITCHBACK PATH
   EXT. TRAIL / LARGE ROCK
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 LOCATION DEFAULTS:
-A-CAM:  $FILENAME($LOCATION), Default($FILENAME($LOCATION))
+A-CAM:  *Filename(*LOCATION), Default(*Filename(*LOCATION))
-<code>
+</code>
 ==== INT. / EXT. ====
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 INT. OFFICE
-  You look around to gain your bearings. $DESCRIPTION
+  You look around to gain your bearings. *DESCRIPTION
 </code>
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 ==== x-CAM / DELETE x-CAM ====
-This is how to assign cameras to a location.  You can use $A-CAM, $B-CAM, etc, to refer to the previously defined value of any CAM.
+This is how to assign cameras to a location.  You can use *A-CAM, *B-CAM, etc, to refer to the previously defined value of any CAM.
 Note that the same Camera Angle can be assigned to multiple named CAMs, which may be useful (for example) if the coverage area is wider than what had originally been envisioned.
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 <code>
 A-CAM: OFFICE
-B-CAM: OFFICE_REVERSE(HALL = "Ext. Office"), $A-CAM
+B-CAM: OFFICE_REVERSE(HALL = "Ext. Office"), *A-CAM
 C-CAM: POV "Ext. Office" OUTSIDE_OFFICE(INTERIOR), OFFICE
 </code>