Le Vendredi 26 Août 2005 18:29, Anton Oussik a écrit : >On 8/26/05, tchize <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> And also, limiting the number of object on a specific square sould be a >> good thing too. It's such bizzare to be able to put 600 axes on one >> appartment square :s > >Maybe, but how do you impose a restriction? Can I store 50 cauldrons? >10,000 platinum? 30,000 diamonds? Restriction by nrof would not work >very well. > >Another approach is to restrict by weight, but that would not work >either, as some things are small and heavy, whilst others are bulky >and light. > >On the other hand if implemented people would be more willing to pay >more for more appartments, would explore more, stockpile less, and >maybe would even start using banks and imperial notes. > >I'm open to ideas.
The main purpose is to limit the number of objetc in permanent appartments. nrof has no importance, as for map loading, this is 1 object with an nrof field >1 Things like axes aso today do not really stakc (there are slight differences in them at creation time, specially since materials have been introduced) so if you limit the number of object instance on a square, this should be enough imho. Now ho to handle existing piles, keep them but prevent player to add to them. > >_______________________________________________ >crossfire mailing list >[email protected] >http://mailman.metalforge.org/mailman/listinfo/crossfire -- -- Tchize (David Delbecq) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Public PGP KEY FINGERPRINT: F4BC EF69 54CC F2B5 4621 8DAF 1C71 8E6B 5436 C17C Public PGP KEY location: http://wwwkeys.pgp.net/pgpnet/wwwkeys.html
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