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v0 = weight capacity | v0 = weight capacity | ||
v1 = container flag: (bitvectors) | v1 = container flag: (bitvectors) | ||
1 CLOSABLE Container is closable | 1 CLOSABLE Container is closable | ||
2 PICKPROOF If locked, the container cannot be picked | |||
2 PICKPROOF If locked, the container cannot be picked | 4 CLOSED Container is closed when loaded | ||
8 LOCKED Container is locked when loaded | |||
4 CLOSED Container is closed when loaded | |||
8 LOCKED Container is locked when loaded | |||
v2 = Vnum of key to unlock or -1 if not closable | v2 = Vnum of key to unlock or -1 if not closable | ||
v3 = reserved for internal use DO NOT SET TO OTHER THEN 0 | v3 = reserved for internal use '''DO NOT SET TO OTHER THEN 0''' | ||
Bitvectors are added like so: | Bitvectors are added like so: | ||
Latest revision as of 13:27, 19 November 2008
Containers are used to carry things around.
v0 = weight capacity v1 = container flag: (bitvectors) 1 CLOSABLE Container is closable 2 PICKPROOF If locked, the container cannot be picked 4 CLOSED Container is closed when loaded 8 LOCKED Container is locked when loaded v2 = Vnum of key to unlock or -1 if not closable v3 = reserved for internal use DO NOT SET TO OTHER THEN 0
Bitvectors are added like so: a value of 7 means that the container is closeable, and is loaded closed and locked. (1 + 2 + 4 = 7)
See also: OEDIT, OSET, ITEM_TYPES