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I'm not sure, but I found these examples of how it can be used:
Okay, I figured this one out. It takes names like BUILDING_ABANDONED_MINE, TOWN_NECROMANCY, and CREATURE_GENIE as arguments. They need to be enclosed in quotes; otherwise, the command won't work.
The function returns an array filled with adventure map references: a name if the object has one, otherwise its generic name, like "1-210-199-AdvMapDwelling-27624." You can refer to this by using the array index. For instance:
GetObjectNamesByType('TOWN') - all towns on the map GetObjectNamesByType('TOWN_DUNGEON') - all dungeon towns GetObjectNamesByType('BUILDING_WITCH_HUT') - all witch huts.
It seems to search by a string prefix, because
GetObjectNamesByType('BUILDING_WITCH') and GetObjectNamesByType('BUILDING_WIT') give the same results as GetObjectNamesByType('BUILDING_WITCH_HUT').
Is it really impossible to do this with such a wide variety of objects? Or could we try to output all static objects and then select those that return something meaningful with GetObjectCreatures?
