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  • Promo variables: $territory#, $weight#, $height#

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  • New Features
    • Added support for three new dynamic variables in promotional content: territory, height, and weight. These variables expand the capabilities for creating personalized and dynamic promotional messages.

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Three new variable substitutions were added to the promo script variable resolver in PromoPatch.cs: "territory", "height", and "weight", each mapping to specific attributes and methods from the MappedPromo collection, extending the dynamic replacement capabilities.

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Promo variable substitutions
Patches/PromoPatch.cs
Added three new variable mappings in ReplaceVars switch: "territory" → Atlas.name[MappedPromo.c[varIndex].home], "height" → MappedPromo.c[varIndex].DBAHDHJBCLN(), "weight" → MappedPromo.c[varIndex].LFEPPKMEOEM()

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🎯 2 (Simple) | ⏱️ ~10 minutes

  • Verify that the three new variable mappings correspond to the correct attributes/methods
  • Confirm that the variable names ("territory", "height", "weight") are intentional and align with naming conventions
  • Ensure no conflicts with existing variable substitutions

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A rabbit hops through promo lines so bright,
Territory, height, and weight—what a delight!
Three new variables now dance and play,
Dynamic replacements light the way! 🐰✨

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Patches/PromoPatch.cs (2)

200-202: LGTM! New promo variables follow established patterns.

The three new variable substitutions are well-integrated into the existing switch expression and benefit from the surrounding error handling (try-catch block at lines 171-213).


200-200: Verify the nested array access for "territory".

The "territory" variable uses nested array access (Atlas.name[MappedPromo.c[varIndex].home]), which has more potential failure points than the direct property accesses used by other variables. While the try-catch block will handle any out-of-bounds errors gracefully, please verify at runtime that:

  • MappedPromo.c[varIndex].home always returns valid indices for the Atlas.name array
  • The "territory" variable produces the expected output in promo scripts

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