/obj/docking_port
Vars | |
delete_after | Delete this port after ship fly off. |
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dheight | position relative to covered area, parallel to dir |
dir | this should point -away- from the dockingport door, ie towards the ship |
dwidth | position relative to covered area, perpendicular to dir |
height | size of covered area, parallel to dir |
hidden | are we invisible to shuttle navigation computers? |
id | The identifier of the port or ship. This will be used in numerous other places like the console, stationary ports and whatnot to tell them your ship's mobile port can be used in these places, or the docking port is compatible, etc. |
port_destinations | Possible destinations |
registered | are we registered in SSshuttles? |
width | size of covered area, perpendicular to dir |
Procs | |
register | register to SSshuttles |
return_number_of_turfs | Return number of turfs |
return_turfs | returns turfs within our projected rectangle in no particular order |
unregister | unregister from SSshuttles |
Var Details
delete_after
Delete this port after ship fly off.
dheight
position relative to covered area, parallel to dir
dir
this should point -away- from the dockingport door, ie towards the ship
dwidth
position relative to covered area, perpendicular to dir
height
size of covered area, parallel to dir
hidden
are we invisible to shuttle navigation computers?
id
The identifier of the port or ship. This will be used in numerous other places like the console, stationary ports and whatnot to tell them your ship's mobile port can be used in these places, or the docking port is compatible, etc.
port_destinations
Possible destinations
registered
are we registered in SSshuttles?
width
size of covered area, perpendicular to dir
Proc Details
register
register to SSshuttles
return_number_of_turfs
Return number of turfs
return_turfs
returns turfs within our projected rectangle in no particular order
unregister
unregister from SSshuttles