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authorMatthew Cline <zelgadis@sourceforge.net>2009-11-12 16:26:22 -0800
committerMatthew Cline <zelgadis@sourceforge.net>2009-11-12 16:26:22 -0800
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New door Lua marker properties
door_description_prefix: String to prefix to door name. door_open_prompt: Prompt user if they really want to open the door.
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@@ -703,12 +703,22 @@ dungeon cell which they are on:
forcing them to open and close as separate doors. See the Evil
Zoo (minivault_9) in dat/mini.des for an example.
+* door_description_prefix: A string to prepend to the description of
+ any door the marker is on. This should be used for doors
+ rather than the feature_description property since it elemintates
+ the need to track if the door is opened or closed, plus it will
+ have no effect on secret doors which have yet to be detected.
+
* door_description_suffix: A string to append to the description of
any door the marker is on. This should be used for doors
rather than the feature_description property since it elemintates
the need to track if the door is opened or closed, plus it will
have no effect on secret doors which have yet to be detected.
+* door_open_prompt: If placed on top of a door, the use will be prompted
+ before opening the door, with the value of the property used as
+ the prompt string.
+
* feature_description: What to use as the short description of the
cell's feature.