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| #define MOVE_FLY_HIGH 0x4 /* High flying object */ | | #define MOVE_FLY_HIGH 0x4 /* High flying object */ |
| #define MOVE_FLYING 0x6 /* combo of fly_low and fly_high for easier checking */ | | #define MOVE_FLYING 0x6 /* combo of fly_low and fly_high for easier checking */ |
| #define MOVE_SWIM 0x8 /* Swimming object */ | | #define MOVE_SWIM 0x8 /* Swimming object */ |
| #define MOVE_ALL 0xf /* Mask of all movement types */ | | #define MOVE_BOAT 0x10 /* Boats/sailing */ |
| | | #define MOVE_ALL 0x1f /* Mask of all movement types */ |
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| MOVE_ALL may change in the future - it is mask for all movement types - | | MOVE_ALL may change in the future - it is mask for all movement types - |
| used for 'no_pass' - it sets move_block to MOVE_ALL, other places that | | used for 'no_pass' - it sets move_block to MOVE_ALL, other places that |
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| anim_full Like face_full above, but for animated objects. | | anim_full Like face_full above, but for animated objects. |
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| Usage/implementation details: | | Usage/implementation details: |
| To activate a transport, the player will stop onto it and 'board' it. When this | | To activate a transport, the player will apply it just like any other object. |
| is done, the transports op->contr will point to the player, and a | | When this is done, the pl->contr->transport will point to the transport. |
| pl->transport pointer will be set up. An 'unboard' command will be needed | | If the player is the first to board it, then transport->contr will point to the |
| to leave the transport (thoughts on a better way to deal with this?) | | player. The player is placed into the inventory of the transport. |
| I don't think apply will work because that will be needed to get stuff in/out | | |
| of it like a container. | | When on the transport, the player will see other objects on the transport. |
| | | When the player issues a map command, if they are the 'captain', the |
| For transports that hold multiple people, the first person to apply the | | tranport moves as directed. If not, the move command is ignored. Note |
| transport becomes the captain. It is this person that decides where the | | that players on the transport can issue other commands (say, cast, etc). |
| transport goes. | | |
| | | Some special handling is done relating the player and transport speed so that |
| Transports to some extent will appear as containers - thus you could load | | transport speed is used. IF the transport doesn't have speed to move, |
| stuff onto(into) the transport without having to be able to carry it all - | | the move command is ignored. The player speed_left is set to -0.01 when |
| imagine wagons that carry 10,000. | | on the transport - in this way, the player will get actions and not limit |
| | | transport speed. |
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| When aboard a transport, the player will be in the inventory of the transport. | | When aboard a transport, the player will be in the inventory of the transport. |
| Thus, the players movement/speed doesn't play any role. In this | | The player can see other objects in the transport. If the player drops an |
| implementation, transports don't attack or defend, and thus don't take damage. | | item, it is placed into the transport inventory, and not the map. |
| If something damages items on the space (say spikes), it will damage the | | |
| player(s) and not the transport. Thus, transports can't be used to avoid | | |
| traps and the like. | | |
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| Thoughts/questions? | | When hit_map() hits the transport, we examine look for all players in the |
| | | transport and damage them as appropriate. Note that items are not |
| | | damaged. |
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| | | As of this writing, transports are non living creatures, and thus can't |
| | | be damaged. |
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| 5. Flags & specifications: (usage: flag value) | | 5. Flags & specifications: (usage: flag value) |