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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions modding-guides/general/define-triggers.md
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Expand Up @@ -44,9 +44,9 @@ Now that your trigger is defined, you now need to attach code that will execute
* If you defined a global trigger, decompile `seq/common_trigger*.xq`.
* If you defined a map trigger, decompile `data/res/map/<MAP>/<MAP>.pck|<MAP>.xq`.
* The `*` refers to versioning, so instead of just `common_trigger.xq` you might also see files such as `common_trigger_0.03c.xq`. Pick the one with the highest version.
* Next, define a function called `RunCmd_Map<FunctionCallback>`. Take for instance, if you had a `FunctionCallback` of `100`:
* Next, define a function called `RunCmd_<TYPE><FunctionCallback>` (replace `<TYPE>` with either `Map` or `Common`). Take for instance, if you had a `FunctionCallback` of `100`:
```php
RunCmd_Map100()
RunCmd_Map100() // or RunCmd_Common100()
{
// insert code here, for example:
$local1 = return_title();
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