| /proc/get_teleport_loc |
Returns location. Returns null if no location was found. |
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| /proc/get_atom_on_turf |
Returns the top-most atom sitting on the turf.
For example, using this on a disk, which is in a bag, on a mob,
will return the mob because it's on the turf. |
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| /proc/get_edge_target_turf |
Returns the turf located at the map edge in the specified direction relative to target_atom used for mass driver |
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| /proc/get_ranged_target_turf_direct |
Get ranged target turf, but with direct targets as opposed to directions |
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| /proc/get_offset_target_turf |
returns turf relative to target_atom offset in dx and dy tiles, bound to map limits |
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| /proc/get_random_perimeter_turf |
returns a turf at the outer edge of a given radius |
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| /proc/get_turf_pixel |
Lets the turf this atom's ICON appears to inhabit
it takes into account:
Pixel_x/y
Matrix x/y
NOTE: if your atom has non-standard bounds then this proc
will handle it, but:
if the bounds are even, then there are an even amount of "middle" turfs, the one to the EAST, NORTH, or BOTH is picked
this may seem bad, but you're atleast as close to the center of the atom as possible, better than byond's default loc being all the way off)
if the bounds are odd, the true middle turf of the atom is returned |
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| /proc/parse_caught_click_modifiers |
Returns a turf based on text inputs, original turf and viewing client |
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| /proc/spiral_range_turfs |
similar function to RANGE_TURFS(), but will search spiralling outwards from the center (like the above, but only turfs) |
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| /proc/get_random_station_turf |
Returns a random turf on the station |
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| /proc/get_safe_random_station_turf |
Returns a random turf on the station, excludes dense turfs (like walls) and areas that have valid_territory set to FALSE |
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| /proc/valid_window_location |
Checks whether the target turf is in a valid state to accept a directional window
or other directional pseudo-dense object such as railings. |
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