Clarify EXTEND_WORLD_BOUNDARY_FOR_PLAYER usage and call frequency#1295
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Expands the playable world boundary for the player to prevent dying and to prevent a vehicle's engine from automatically being killed if they go 'out of the world.' Call frequency: This native does not need to be called in a loop.
Corrected formatting and added code block for function declaration.
Clarify EXTEND_WORLD_BOUNDARY_FOR_PLAYER usage and call frequency
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Any new comments shouldn't be in the code blocks, they're meant for native docs imports only. |
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Not sure if this is useful to specify, but 'ExtendWorldBoundaryForPlayer' doesn’t need to be called in a loop and can be used to prevent vehicle engines from dying out of bounds.