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Property elements may contain literal values, or a "formula" expressed as a set of [[Operator Element]]s (but not both).  The Oblivion parser evaluates each property element every frame to obtain the ''value'' of the property (see the operator element page for a description on how they are evaluated).  If an object element contains more than one property element of the same type, the last one defined will take precedence.  If it contains no property elements for an applicable property, the default value is used (usually zero or the empty string).
Property elements may contain literal values, or a "formula" expressed as a set of [[Operator Element]]s (but not both).  The Oblivion parser evaluates each property element every frame to obtain the ''value'' of the property (see the operator element page for a description on how they are evaluated).  If an object element contains more than one property element of the same type, the last one defined will take precedence.  If it contains no property elements for an applicable property, the default value is used (usually zero or the empty string).
Using Operator elements in a string-type Property will generally leave the Property empty.  The exception is the <[[Operator Element#Copy Operator|copy]]> element; see the notes on it for details.


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