Audio::addLineToConversation

NOTE: ones that are -1, 0 - 35 are determined by a function where it gets a TextLabel from a global then runs,
_GET_TEXT_SUBSTRING and depending on what the result is it goes in check order of 0 - 9 then A - Z then z (lowercase). So it will then return 0 - 35 or -1 if it's 'z'. The func to handle that ^^ is func_67 in dialog_handler.c atleast in TU27 Xbox360 scripts.

p0 is -1, 0 - 35
p1 is a char or string (whatever you wanna call it)
p2 is Global 10597 + i * 6. 'i' is a while(i < 70) loop
p3 is again -1, 0 - 35
p4 is again -1, 0 - 35
p5 is either 0 or 1 (bool ?)
p6 is either 0 or 1 (The func to determine this is bool)
p7 is either 0 or 1 (The func to determine this is bool)
p8 is either 0 or 1 (The func to determine this is bool)
p9 is 0 - 3 (Determined by func_60 in dialogue_handler.c)
p10 is either 0 or 1 (The func to determine this is bool)
p11 is either 0 or 1 (The func to determine this is bool)
p12 is unknown as in TU27 X360 scripts it only goes to p11.==Syntax==

audio.addLineToConversation(p0, p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6, p7, p8, p9, p10, p11, p12);

=== Required Arguments ===*p0: unknown (to be checked)*p1: unknown (to be checked)*p2: unknown (to be checked)*p3: unknown (to be checked)*p4: unknown (to be checked)*p5: Boolean*p6: Boolean*p7: Boolean*p8: Boolean*p9: unknown (to be checked)*p10: Boolean*p11: Boolean*p12: Boolean===Return value===*Undefined==Example==

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==See also==Template:Audio function c