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Vars | |
| has_sheet2 | Are we using a second sheet (e.g. Glass table parts) |
|---|---|
| obj_amt | Amount of the object which will be made when we're done |
| obj_name | Custom name of the object for messages if needed, otherwise just the object's initial name |
| post_callback | Callback once the thing is constructed |
Procs | |
| has_dense_object | Checks if there's a dense object on a turf, with notable exceptions for soul and directional things. Procs like can_crossed_by(AM) cannot be used because we haven't made the thing yet, so there's no /atom/movable to use. If there's a way to do this nicely in the future replace pls |
| has_valid_sheets | Return TRUE if both sheets are there and valid, else false |
| should_ignore_dense_check | Check if the object is one of a dense object which is an exception to most others -- and should be allowed to have several of its own instances on a tile. Girders, thin windows, and railings are all examples of this. |
Var Details
has_sheet2
Are we using a second sheet (e.g. Glass table parts)
obj_amt
Amount of the object which will be made when we're done
obj_name
Custom name of the object for messages if needed, otherwise just the object's initial name
post_callback
Callback once the thing is constructed
Proc Details
has_dense_object
Checks if there's a dense object on a turf, with notable exceptions for soul and directional things. Procs like can_crossed_by(AM) cannot be used because we haven't made the thing yet, so there's no /atom/movable to use. If there's a way to do this nicely in the future replace pls
has_valid_sheets
Return TRUE if both sheets are there and valid, else false
should_ignore_dense_check
Check if the object is one of a dense object which is an exception to most others -- and should be allowed to have several of its own instances on a tile. Girders, thin windows, and railings are all examples of this.