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| included in the object name, or mundane? Likewise, is it a type of material | | included in the object name, or mundane? Likewise, is it a type of material |
| that can be reconstituted (metals) or not (wood, stone, etc) | | that can be reconstituted (metals) or not (wood, stone, etc) |
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| | | Improve exit/teleporter code. With tiled maps, it is now desirable to move |
| | | monsters between those maps, so exits should be able to move monsters. Add |
| | | bitmask/flag to exit to denote what it moves - players, monsters, or |
| | | objects. |
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| | | Add exp rewarder type object. It's basic properties: |
| | | 1) amount of exp to reward the player (stats.exp) |
| | | 2) Skill to award the exp to (skill field) |
| | | 3) Flag to denote we should teach the player this skill if they don't |
| | | have it (can_use_skill flag?) In this way, rewarders could grant |
| | | skills to the player. |
| | | 4) Different ways to be activated (walk on/fly on, as well as it being |
| | | activated from something that 'pushes' it (aka, magic mouth, button, |
| | | etc)). In the case of another object activating it, the player |
| | | would still need to be on the space the object is on. |
| | | 5) Use the 'slaying' field to denote that if the player has a force in |
| | | his inventory by the same name, he doesn't get the reward, and if |
| | | they don't have such a force, we add one to the player (so you can't |
| | | get the same reward repeatedly). Use something like 'value' or |
| | | other field to denote how many ticks the force lasts for. If value |
| | | is zero, then force never expires |
| | | 6) Use nrof to denote how many times the reward works. Eg, if nrof |
| | | is 1, then once a player uses it, no one else can get that reward |
| | | until the map resets. |
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| Secondary features: | | Secondary features: |
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| These are more features (low priority at that) to be added. Some of these | | These are more features (low priority at that) to be added. Some of these |