DSCon

DSConclass

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Tree Subclass
Tree Global
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Details

Mix-in class for creating double-sided (two-way) doors, passages, stairs and the like

class DSCon : DSBase MultiLoc

Superclass Tree (in declaration order)

DSCon
DSBase
object
MultiLoc
object

Subclass Tree

DSCon
DSDoor
SymDoor
DSPassage
SymPassage
DSPathPassage
SymPathPassage
DSStairway
SymStairway

Global Objects

(none)

Summary of Properties

initialLocationList room1Desc room2Desc

Inherited from DSBase :
dirName inRoom1 inRoom2 isDestinationKnown room1 room2

Inherited from MultiLoc :
exceptions initialLocationClass locationList

Summary of Methods

addToLocations desc

Inherited from DSBase :
attachedDir byRoom connDir doorDir getDestination room1Dir room2Dir

Inherited from MultiLoc :
isDirectlyIn isIn isInitiallyIn location moveInto moveOutOf

Properties

initialLocationListOVERRIDDEN travel.t[1303]

We are located in the two rooms we connect.

room1Desc travel.t[1327]

Our description as seen from room1

room2Desc travel.t[1330]

Our description as seen from room2

Methods

addToLocations ( )OVERRIDDEN travel.t[1351]

Normally room1 & room2 will be specified as rooms, In csse they're not (because, for example, we want to locate one end of a DSConn in an Enterable), we check whether they after adding this DSConn to its two locations, If either location isn't a Room, we change the room1/room2 to reflect the Outermost room (so that travel vis this DSConn still works properly) while allowing the DSCcnn to remain in the non-room the game author defined.

desc ( ) travel.t[1318]

By default we can vary the description of the passage according to the location of the actor (and hence, according to which side it's viewed from), but if we want the passage to be described in the same way from both sides then we can simply override the desc property with a single description. [SYMCOMM EXTENSION]

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