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--- enable_effect [2024/01/30 16:22] – justin
+++ enable_effect [2024/01/30 16:55] (current) – justin
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 ^Argument^Description^Type^Required^
-|effect|[[Effect]] to enable (as an [[entity]] reference).|[[Entity]]|Yes|
+|effect|[[Effect]] to enable (e.g. entity["effect_entity_id"]).|[[Entity]]|Yes|
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-If an [[effect]] is configured as "One-Shot", this function can be used to trigger the particles to emit, for example after being added to a scene via the [[Add Effect]] function.</WRAP>
+If an [[effect]] is configured as "One-Shot", this function can be used to trigger the particles to emit, for example after being added to a scene via the [[Add Effect]] function.
+</WRAP>
 ====Example:====
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 enable_effect(entity["torch"].effect["flame"]);
 </code>
-//Results:// The [[effect]] attached to the "flame" [[attach_points|attach point]] of the [[entity]] with ID "torch" will be enabled, triggering its particles to emit.
+//Results:// The [[effect]] attached to the "flame" [[attach_points|attach point]] of the [[entity]] with ID "torch" will be enabled, triggering its particles to start emitting.
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-Use the **Enable Effect** function to ...
+Use the **Enable Effect** function to light a torch's flame or to shoot sparks from a broken machine when the player interacts with the respective [[object]].
 </WRAP>

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