Great finds He11oween.

A few more from content.dll:

Cnd_InZone = (bool), (ship), (type)

Types are: OBJECT_ZONE, EXCLUSION_ZONE, NEBULA_ZONE, DUST_ZONE

Will fire if ship is or is not in the specified type of zone, depending on bool.

Cnd_JumpgateAct
(No idea what this one does)

Act_PlayNN
(No idea what this one does)

Cloaking devices activate and deactivate the same way as when you click on a weapon slot on your HUD to stop it from firing on left click. However, if a cloaking device is equipped it isn't visible on your HUD, so that's why external code is required to activate/deactivate it.
FLHook monitors for the /cloak commands and enables/disables the equipment slot which the cloaking device is in.
This is also how KP Lol and probably how Procyon's client-side hook works too... only they monitor for keypresses instead of commands.

A few months ago, I decided to watch the Freelancer credits for no reason, and vaguely remembered a character on Trenton having the same name as one of the people on the list. Then I noticed the name Brandon Rowlett, who I immediately recognized as the FP7 survivor from Mission 4 who is brutally Moonstalkered to death upon entering California.
A couple days ago, I found that old post on TLR and wondered just how many devs named characters after themselves. So I got out good old FLed-IDS, and Googled the Freelancer credits. A surprising majority of the FL developers had named characters after themselves. Some people were so important that they even had TWO characters named after them, however, some of the unlucky ones who didn't have a character named after them were the ones responsible for marketing, producers, etc..


I recorded their names, the role they had in creating the game, and their identity in the game. I've attached the list, in case you care.

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