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--- custom-data [2022/03/29 20:58] – created - external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ custom-data [2026/02/23 17:49] (current) – [Step 1: Defining a DATA Object using a Lua Table] polymorphgames
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 ===== Creating & Using a Custom DATA Object =====
 ==== Step 1: Defining a DATA Object using a Lua Table ====
-To create a custom [[api#data_classes|DATA]] object we will need to make use of the ''mod:registerClass(DataTable)'' function providing it with an associated Lua Table.
+To create a custom [[api#data_classes|DATA]] object we will need to make use of the ''mod:registerClass([[:class-info|classInfo]])'' function providing it with an associated Lua Table.
 Here you decide what properties your custom [[api#data_classes|DATA]] object will contain.
 <code lua>
 local MY_DATA_OBJECT = {
-    TypeName = "MY_DATA_OBJECT ",
+    TypeName = "MY_DATA_OBJECT",
     Properties = {
         { Name = "Property1", Type = "string", Default = "SomeString", Flags = { "SAVE_GAME" }},
@@ Line 20: / Line 20: @@
 mod:registerClass(MY_DATA_OBJECT)
 </code>
-Make sure not to forget the ''SAVE_GAME'' flag if you intend to store runtime values that need to persist accross a reload!
+Make sure not to forget the ''SAVE_GAME'' flag if you intend to store runtime values that need to persist across a reload!
 Also remember that you can define properties based on the basic [[data-types|data types]] (i.e. string, integer, float, etc.) or based on any of the existing [[api#data_classes|DATA]] or [[assets|ASSET]] objects, as well as ''list''s therof!