// Note that I havn't included the .w3d file extension
char *RandomSpawnCharacter[3][1] = {
	{ "trike" },
	{ "clown" },
	{ "dino" },

};

void MDB_SSGM_Player::Created(GameObject *obj) {
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This line of code ensures that the player uses the hard-coded spawn points, 
// as the nuetral team does not have any apart from 0,0,0
RequestSpawn(obj);
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This code here ensures a random number is drawn between 1 and 100
int Rnd	= Commands->Get_Random_Int(1,100);
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// declare and initialise Index as 0, Index will be the number used to choose a model from the model array
int Index = 0;
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// code to get a random number for Index
//This code here basically changes the chances of the model your character gets set to
//Instead of drawing a random number between one and three (meaning you would have an equal chance of getting any model)
//This code makes sure the greatest chance is of getting Index 1, followed by Index 0, then Index 2.
                if (Rnd	<= 10) Index = 2;
		else if	(Rnd<=60) Index	= 1;
		else if	(Rnd<=80) Index	= 0;

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// This code sets the model of the player, using Index as the random number
// but using the array of models made earlier for it's list
//Commands->Set_Model(obj,RandomSpawnCharacter[Index][0]);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	if (Settings->ForceTeam != -1) {
		if (Commands->Get_Player_Type(obj) != Settings->ForceTeam) {
			Change_Team(obj,Settings->ForceTeam);
			return;
		}
	}
//etc etc etc