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These values adds some behaviour modification for items, like make sphere they are water (can_i_water), a tile where Gargoyles can hover over (can_i_hover) and much more.
 
These values adds some behaviour modification for items, like make sphere they are water (can_i_water), a tile where Gargoyles can hover over (can_i_hover) and much more.
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On X version: CAN flags are read only. You can't edit them after the item/char creation. I you want modify the can Flags you should use [[CANMASK]]
  
 
=Usage=
 
=Usage=
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CANMASK EXAMPLE ON X VERSION
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IF <CANMASK>&mt_nonmover //  is on, turn it off
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CANMASK &=~mt_nonmover
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SYSMESSAGE @,,1 Can move
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else//  is off, turn it on
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CANMASK |= mt_nonmover
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SYSMESSAGE @,,1 Can't move
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ENDIF
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</spherescript>
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=Actual Flags=
 
=Actual Flags=
 
CAN_I_DOOR            000001  // Is a door UFLAG4_DOOR
 
CAN_I_DOOR            000001  // Is a door UFLAG4_DOOR

Latest revision as of 22:43, 2 December 2023

Description

CAN is a Flag like variable, predefined values must be added with special characters and not with sums or sustractions ( + or - ).

These values adds some behaviour modification for items, like make sphere they are water (can_i_water), a tile where Gargoyles can hover over (can_i_hover) and much more.

On X version: CAN flags are read only. You can't edit them after the item/char creation. I you want modify the can Flags you should use CANMASK

Usage

[itemdef i_test]
id=i_pickaxe
name=Pickaxe
can=can_i_flip|can_i_dye|can_i_repair //This is how values must be added, using the | means they are being sum.


ON=@DClick
    src.say <name>'s current can_flags are: <can>
    //To check any specific flag this is how its done:
    
    if (<can>&can_i_dye)
        src.say and can be dyeable.
    endif
CANMASK EXAMPLE ON X VERSION

IF <CANMASK>&mt_nonmover //  is on, turn it off
    CANMASK &=~mt_nonmover
    SYSMESSAGE @,,1 Can move
    else//  is off, turn it on
    CANMASK |= mt_nonmover
    SYSMESSAGE @,,1 Can't move
ENDIF

Actual Flags

CAN_I_DOOR 000001 // Is a door UFLAG4_DOOR

CAN_I_WATER 000002 // Need to swim in it. UFLAG1_WATER

CAN_I_PLATFORM 000004 // we can walk on top of it. (even tho the item itself might block) UFLAG2_PLATFORM

CAN_I_BLOCK 000008 // need to walk thru walls or fly over. UFLAG1_BLOCK

CAN_I_CLIMB 000010 // step up on it, UFLAG2_CLIMBABLE

CAN_I_FIRE 000020 // Is a fire. Ussually blocks as well. UFLAG1_DAMAGE

CAN_I_ROOF 000040 // We are under a roof. can't rain on us. UFLAG4_ROOF

CAN_I_HOVER 000080 // We are hovering. UFLAG4_HOVEROVER

CAN_I_PILE 000100 // Can item be piled UFLAG2_STACKABLE (*.mul)

CAN_I_DYE 000200 // Can item be dyed UFLAG3_CLOTH? (sort of)

CAN_I_FLIP 000400 // will flip by default.

CAN_I_LIGHT 000800 // UFLAG3_LIGHT

CAN_I_REPAIR 001000 // Is it repairable (difficulty based on value)

CAN_I_REPLICATE 002000 // Things like arrows are pretty much all the same.

CAN_I_DCIGNORELOS 004000 // when dclicked, ignore LOS checks

CAN_I_DCIGNOREDIST 008000 // when dclicked, ignore distance checks

CAN_I_BLOCKLOS 010000 // blocks LOS, but not walking thru