Features and Triggers - Revision history

Eggmceye at 03:33, 2 October 2021

2021-10-02T03:33:27Z

2021-06-13T23:57:24Z

Navbar

2011-02-06T09:38:02Z

‎Feature Types

2011-02-06T09:37:08Z

‎Feature Types

2010-04-18T05:23:24Z

‎Feature Types: added damage info to trd

2010-03-21T07:29:04Z

added scriptname

2010-03-20T02:13:08Z

updated clan

2010-03-20T02:11:03Z

‎Feature Types: updated hook with book hack, and general hook usage info

2010-03-20T02:07:12Z

‎Feature Types: update sta trig

2009-04-04T12:32:29Z

@@ Line 80: / Line 80: @@
 '''bar : BARRIER'''<br>
-These are the pink force fields. These work like locks: if the value is 1, then they are activated. If the value is 0, they are disabled. When a map loads, they are activated by default, as with locks. It is possible to make an NPC deactivate a barrier (currently the only way).
+These are the pink force fields. These work like locks: if the value is 1, then they are activated. If the value is 0, they are disabled. When a map loads, they are activated by default, as with locks. It is possible to make an NPC deactivate a barrier (currently the only way). Set item to -1 to make invisible, but best used as a last resort to stop players flying into metamaps.
 '''tck : TICKET'''<br>

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:57, 13 June 2021
Line 128:		Line 128:
	This is where the flag's go. Val=1 for red flag, val=2 for blue.		This is where the flag's go. Val=1 for red flag, val=2 for blue.

		+
		+
		+	{{Navigation Customization and Scripting}}
	[[Category:Maped]]		[[Category:Maped]]

@@ Line 104: / Line 104: @@
 '''hoo : ITEM HOOK'''<br>
-Originally designed for allowing players to own squares in player housing. Can be used to lock down items in maps - but it's no longer needed. Items placed on the map in MapEd now automatically count as furniture, which cannot be picked up. You don't need to place hooks on anything unless they need a descriptive piece of text! See as well [Placing Items].
+Originally designed for allowing players to own squares in player housing. Can be used to lock down items in maps - but it's no longer needed. Items placed on the map in MapEd now automatically count as furniture, which cannot be picked up. You don't need to place hooks on anything unless they need a descriptive piece of text! See as well [[Placing Items]].
 Hooks have since been hacked to create descriptive squares. If you give a hook a value of 1, and some text, then the text will be displayed when a player looks at the hook. Originally created to make books - ie hook a book on a map, add some book content to the text and give the value of 1. (examples on snowy island). You can also make a brass sign by hooking a brass sheet to a wall and adding text.

@@ Line 104: / Line 104: @@
 '''hoo : ITEM HOOK'''<br>
-Originally designed for allowing players to own squares in player housing. Can be used to lock down items in maps - but it's no longer needed. Items placed on the map in MapEd now automatically count as furniture, which cannot be picked up. You don't need to place hooks on anything unless they need a descriptive piece of text!
+Originally designed for allowing players to own squares in player housing. Can be used to lock down items in maps - but it's no longer needed. Items placed on the map in MapEd now automatically count as furniture, which cannot be picked up. You don't need to place hooks on anything unless they need a descriptive piece of text! See as well [Placing Items].
 Hooks have since been hacked to create descriptive squares. If you give a hook a value of 1, and some text, then the text will be displayed when a player looks at the hook. Originally created to make books - ie hook a book on a map, add some book content to the text and give the value of 1. (examples on snowy island). You can also make a brass sign by hooking a brass sheet to a wall and adding text.

@@ Line 54: / Line 54: @@
 '''trd : TRAP DOOR'''<br>
-Trapdoors are just teleporters which do a nominal amount of damage. Destx Desty are the same as for teles. If you want the trapdoor to send the player to another map, put the value as the map target map-level. Leave it as 0 for the same map. Yes this is different to LXY, and yes you can't have trapdoors sent players to level 0! Set the message text to something appropriate or leave blank, eg: 'Falling into the Underworld!'
+Trapdoors are just teleporters which may do a nominal amount of damage. Destx Desty are the same as for teles. If you want the trapdoor to send the player to another map, put the value as the map target map-level. Leave it as 0 for the same map. Yes this is different to LXY, and yes you can't have trapdoors sent players to level 0! Set the message text to something appropriate or leave blank, eg: 'Falling into the Underworld!' '''Note on damage:''' if you leave the text field empty, then a small amount of damage is dealt. If you put a custom message then no damage is delivered by the trd!
 '''sgn : SIGNS'''<br>

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Once in feat add mode (f), select the feat from the pallette then click on the map to add a blank feature. Then left click it again to edit it's properites, of which there are 5 things to edit, and you'll be prompted to type in 5 new values.
+Once in feat add mode (f), select the feat from the pallette then click on the map to add a blank feature. Then left click it again to edit it's properites, of which there are 6things to edit, and you'll be prompted to type in the following values:
 *value
@@ Line 6: / Line 6: @@
 *desty
 *text
 When typing in the properties, just hit enter for the ones that don't need a value, already have the desired value, or you want to set to 0. Otherwise, type in an appropriate value.

@@ Line 116: / Line 116: @@
 '''clh : CLAN HALL'''<br>
-Marks a map as belonging to a clan. The value is the clan id. Allows for clan mimics and unique keys.
+Marks a map as belonging to a clan. The text is the clan tag. Allows for clan mimics and unique keys.
 ===CTF only features===

@@ Line 44: / Line 44: @@
 '''sta : START POSITION'''<br>
-When making a town, put a sta (start pos) trigger at the spot you want players to spawn at, probably on a path somewhere a few squares from the south edge of the map.
+When making a town, put a sta (start pos) trigger at the spot you want players to spawn at, probably on a path somewhere a few squares from the south edge of the map.<br>
 '''trd : TRAP DOOR'''<br>

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:32, 4 April 2009
Line 120:		Line 120:
	'''flg: FLAG SPAWNER'''<br>		'''flg: FLAG SPAWNER'''<br>
	This is where the flag's go. Val=1 for red flag, val=2 for blue.		This is where the flag's go. Val=1 for red flag, val=2 for blue.
		+
		+	[[Category:Maped]]