Miguel Ghobangieno wrote: > move_allow * would just add some more control over > movement permissions so that one can more easily set > what cannot and what can pass over the tile; more > granularity. > > Theoretically, after this is added, spells can be > created (such as build bridge, which could set > move_allow walk on the affected water tiles and then > spawn brige arches forward (if spells were allowed on > said tiles ofcourse) that can use modify permissions. > I would suggest, however, that (specifically) a > passwall spell not be given to players (could be used > in fire-walls for some things though etc).
Yes - that is basically correct. For things like water, this could be more easily done in existing code - water would allow swimming and/or boat movement. So if the spell in question had the move_type of swimming, it could move over the water and create the bridge. But right now, walls block everything. So by default, as the code is now, the spell can't move onto the wall to create the hole. So if someone was to write it, they would have to change pieces of code to currently ignore the current move block logic. This could change if we add a movement type of ETHEREAL or the like (giving it to ghosts would be interesting) - the spell could be given the ethereal movement type to let is go through the walls to create the tunnels. That said, any such change would have to be carefully considered, as it could ruin many maps (or the default behavior be that walls continue to block everything by default) _______________________________________________ crossfire mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.metalforge.org/mailman/listinfo/crossfire
