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 What the both values of the normal distribution stand for?
-First value μ (mean) and second value σ (standard deviation)?
+First value µ (mean) and second value s (standard deviation)?
 [[User:Ssg|Ssg]] 23:13, 5 December 2007 (CET)
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 I've googled  a (long) bit for that "InverseNormalTable". It seems to be okay. This table is also called "inverse standardized normal distribution" (see http://files.hanser.de/hanser/docs/20040419_24419112747-75_3-446-21594-8Anhang2.pdf)
-The equation for the inverse normal distribution is: x = σ * z + μ
+The equation for the inverse normal distribution is: x = s * z + µ
 with:
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 :x = result
 :z = looked up in the z-table (the z-table here is the InverseNormalTable)
-:μ = mean
+:µ = mean
-:σ = standard deviation
+:s = standard deviation
 Unfortunately I've no idea what's the basis for Oni's interpolation (IMO Oni needs an entry point for the table), so I haven't got a clue what the result is for.
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+=notes on looklights=
+Locklights are particle which indicate whether a door is locked or not.
+They are presented in [[OBD:ONLV|ONLV]] (ENVP section) with different names but are all called from "BINA3RAPlocklight.xml" and "BINA3RAPlocklight2.xml".
+{|BORDER=1 CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=2 STYLE="border-style:solid; border-collapse:collapse; empty-cells:show; background-color:#f9f9f9;" WIDTH=100% ALIGN=center
+|
+        [...]
+            <Tint>color</Tint>
+        [...]
+        <Variables>
+            <Color Name="color">0 0 0</Color>
+            <Float Name="blend">0</Float>
+        </Variables>
+        <Emitters />
+        <Events>
+            <Update>
+                '''<u><ColorInterpolate></u>'''
+                    <Target>color</Target>
+                    <font color="#AA0000"><Color0>255 0 0</Color0></font>
+                    <font color="#00AA00"><Color1>0 255 0</Color1></font>
+                    <Amount>blend</Amount>
+                </ColorInterpolate>
+                '''<font color="#AA0000"><u><SetVariable></u>'''
+                    <Target>blend</Target>
+                    <Value>0</Value>
+                </SetVariable></font>
+                '''<font color="#00AA00"><u><SetVariable></u>'''
+                    <Target>blend</Target>
+                    <Value>1</Value>
+                </SetVariable></font>
+            </Update>
+            <Start>
+                <font color="#AA0000"><DisableNow>
+                    <Action>1</Action>
+                </DisableNow></font>
+                 <font color="#00AA00"><EnableNow>
+                    <Action>2</Action>
+                </EnableNow></font>
+            </Start>
+            <Stop>
+                <font color="#00AA00"><DisableNow>
+                    <Action>2</Action>
+                </DisableNow></font>
+                <font color="#AA0000"><EnableNow>
+                    <Action>1</Action>
+                </EnableNow></font>
+            </Stop>
+        </Events>
+|valign=top|
+The locklight becomes created on level start.
+The Update event has three action: '''<u>first one has ID 0</u>''', second has '''<u><font color="#AA0000">ID 1</font></u>''', and third action has '''<u><font color="#00AA00">ID 2</font></u>'''.
+<font color="#777777"><Target></font>color<font color="#777777"></Target></font> serves as output and is used by the <tint> tag.
+|}