From 1c68a9711df1ff4e72ec5686bf45832a341f07f1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Ben C Date: Fri, 26 May 2023 21:31:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Updated Schemas --- NewHorizons/Schemas/body_schema.json | 10 +++++----- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/NewHorizons/Schemas/body_schema.json b/NewHorizons/Schemas/body_schema.json index 037d202f..2ae32650 100644 --- a/NewHorizons/Schemas/body_schema.json +++ b/NewHorizons/Schemas/body_schema.json @@ -3383,7 +3383,7 @@ "properties": { "layer": { "type": "integer", - "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. The priority of volumes in layer 0 will override volumes in all other layers, as if they were all in the same layer.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", + "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. A higher-priority volume in layer 0 will override lower-priority volumes in ALL other layers. A lower-priority volume in layer 0 will stack with other layers like normal.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", "format": "int32", "default": 0 }, @@ -3561,7 +3561,7 @@ "properties": { "layer": { "type": "integer", - "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. The priority of volumes in layer 0 will override volumes in all other layers, as if they were all in the same layer.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", + "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. A higher-priority volume in layer 0 will override lower-priority volumes in ALL other layers. A lower-priority volume in layer 0 will stack with other layers like normal.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", "format": "int32", "default": 0 }, @@ -4186,7 +4186,7 @@ "properties": { "layer": { "type": "integer", - "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. The priority of volumes in layer 0 will override volumes in all other layers, as if they were all in the same layer.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", + "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. A higher-priority volume in layer 0 will override lower-priority volumes in ALL other layers. A lower-priority volume in layer 0 will stack with other layers like normal.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", "format": "int32", "default": 0 }, @@ -4240,7 +4240,7 @@ "properties": { "layer": { "type": "integer", - "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. The priority of volumes in layer 0 will override volumes in all other layers, as if they were all in the same layer.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", + "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. A higher-priority volume in layer 0 will override lower-priority volumes in ALL other layers. A lower-priority volume in layer 0 will stack with other layers like normal.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", "format": "int32", "default": 0 }, @@ -4314,7 +4314,7 @@ }, "layer": { "type": "integer", - "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. The priority of volumes in layer 0 will override volumes in all other layers, as if they were all in the same layer.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", + "description": "The layer of this volume.\n\nLayers separate the priority system. The priority of volumes in one layer will not affect or override volumes in another. The highest priority volume in each layer will stack like normal.\nThe exception is layer 0. Layer 0 effectively bypasses the layer system. A higher-priority volume in layer 0 will override lower-priority volumes in ALL other layers. A lower-priority volume in layer 0 will stack with other layers like normal.\n \nDefault value here is 0 because in most cases people don't want to think about layers and only care about priority.", "format": "int32", "default": 0 },