com.theoworlds.builder.settings.MapObjectSettings

This class and its inheritants is used to organize the map object parameters

Summary

com.theoworlds.builder.settings.MapObjectSettings	This class and its inheritants is used to organize the map object parameters
Variables
ID	id -- is set during World initialization
libID	libary id, from which to load the symbol
libItemID	id of the library symbol that has to be loaded
libFrame	the number of frames in the movieclip symbol.
tileX	object column
tileY	object row
elevation	object height -- this is the height used to stack other objects on top
stackable	flag that tells if other objects can be placed on top of it
walkable	flag that tells if characters can walk on top of this object
actions	Object -- actions .
Functions
MapObjectSettings
Properties
TYPE_FOR_MESSAGE	here is an example of parametter initialization.

Variables

ID

public var ID: Number

id -- is set during World initialization

libID

public var libID: Number

libary id, from which to load the symbol

libItemID

public var libItemID: Number

id of the library symbol that has to be loaded

libFrame

public var libFrame: Number

the number of frames in the movieclip symbol. Handy to use when adding different directions. Example: a trash can that has 8 different directions -- in this case we can use one symbol instead of 8 The Character ignores this parametter

tileX

public var tileX: Number

object column

tileY

public var tileY: Number

object row

elevation

public var elevation: Number

object height -- this is the height used to stack other objects on top

stackable

public var stackable: Boolean

flag that tells if other objects can be placed on top of it

walkable

public var walkable: Boolean

flag that tells if characters can walk on top of this object

actions

public var actions: Object

Object -- actions . Described in details in MapObject.actions

Functions

MapObjectSettings

function MapObjectSettings( type: Number )

Properties

TYPE_FOR_MESSAGE

public static function get TYPE_FOR_MESSAGE():Number

here is an example of parametter initialization. When working with real servers we will find out what is exactly needed.