/datum/rc_entry
Requisition contract entry: analyzes things passed to it, returns whether they were needed, and is checked for completion at end of analyses.
Vars | |
| count | What quantity this entry requires (examples: item quantity, stack quantity or reagent units); can be adjusted at any point during creation. |
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| entryclass | The evaluation class of the entry; used for formatting when building the text form of a contract's list of requirements. |
| feemod | How much this entry will contribute to a contract's overall payout, PER COUNT. Some entry types can configure this from commodity data. |
| name | Name as shown on the requisition contract itself. Can be different from your item's real name for flavor purposes. |
| rollcount | When an item contributes to fulfillment, this value should be incremented; when it matches or exceeds the count, the entry is fully satisfied. |
Procs | |
| rc_eval | Evaluation proc called by contracts to see whether an item fulfills the entry's requirements. |
Var Details
count
What quantity this entry requires (examples: item quantity, stack quantity or reagent units); can be adjusted at any point during creation.
entryclass
The evaluation class of the entry; used for formatting when building the text form of a contract's list of requirements.
feemod
How much this entry will contribute to a contract's overall payout, PER COUNT. Some entry types can configure this from commodity data.
name
Name as shown on the requisition contract itself. Can be different from your item's real name for flavor purposes.
rollcount
When an item contributes to fulfillment, this value should be incremented; when it matches or exceeds the count, the entry is fully satisfied.
Proc Details
rc_eval
Evaluation proc called by contracts to see whether an item fulfills the entry's requirements.
When creating an entry type, there are two required outputs from the variant's rc_eval proc. First, it must return true if the atom the entry has been passed contributes to satisfying the condition, so the atom can be consumed. Second, you must increment rollcount if the condition was satisfied; often by 1, but can be multiple for things like reagents or stacks.