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+ | :Types of Thing or Monster always need a name property. The name is used in-game to show information to the player. For example, the name of a Thing is shown when the champion picks up that Thing. You do not need to define a name for other archetypes. | ||
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+ | :Mass is specified as a whole number. Each increment represents 100g, so <code>mass=2</code> would be 200grams, while <code>mass=72</code> would be 7.2 kilograms. | ||
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Revision as of 19:56, 10 December 2012
Overview
This is the full list of properties that can be used by all the archetypes. The list is broken down into groups for easier searching
Basic Properties
- type
- Every archetype must have a type as it defines the core behaviour for that archetype. Types are one of UNDEFINED, FLOORFLAT, FLOORUPRIGHT, DOOR, HAZE, CLOUD, WALLITEM, THING or MONSTER. See Archetypes for more information about types.
- class
- Classes are used to group archetypes together in the ESB editor. See Archetypes for more information about classes.
- name
- Types of Thing or Monster always need a name property. The name is used in-game to show information to the player. For example, the name of a Thing is shown when the champion picks up that Thing. You do not need to define a name for other archetypes.
Things
- mass
- Mass is specified as a whole number. Each increment represents 100g, so
mass=2
would be 200grams, whilemass=72
would be 7.2 kilograms.