trapdoor

Vars
linked	if true, a trapdoor in the world has a reference to this assembly and is listening for when it is pulsed.
search_cooldown	if the trapdoor isn't linked it will try to link on pulse, this shouldn't be spammable
search_cooldown_time	trapdoor link cooldown time here!
stored_decals	list of lists that are arguments for readding decals when the linked trapdoor comes back. pain.
Procs
carry_over_trapdoor

Var Details

var
linked
–

if true, a trapdoor in the world has a reference to this assembly and is listening for when it is pulsed.

var
search_cooldown
–

if the trapdoor isn't linked it will try to link on pulse, this shouldn't be spammable

var
search_cooldown_time
–

trapdoor link cooldown time here!

var
stored_decals
– /list

list of lists that are arguments for readding decals when the linked trapdoor comes back. pain.

we are storing this data FOR the trapdoor component we are linked to. kinda like a multitool. format: list(list(element's description, element's cleanable, element's directional, element's pic)) the list will be filled with all the data of the deleting elements (when ChangeTurf is called) only when the trapdoor begins to open. so any other case the elements will be changed but not recorded.

Proc Details

proc
carry_over_trapdoor
(trapdoor_turf_path, /turf/new_turf)

carry_over_trapdoor

applies the trapdoor to the new turf (created by the last trapdoor) apparently callbacks with arguments on invoke and the callback itself have the callback args go first. interesting!

trapdoor /obj/item/assembly/trapdoor

Vars

Procs

Var Details

var linked –

var search_cooldown –

var search_cooldown_time –

var stored_decals – /list