#include <terrain_map.h>
#include "path.h"
inherit TERRAIN_MAP_HANDLER_BASE;
string query_map_file() {
return __DIR__ + "terrain";
}
void setup_handler() {
set_newline_mode(0);
// The visible distance is the basic distance things should be visible
// using the 'map' command.
set_visible_distance(5);
// This sets up an obstacle for all the 'H's in the map. They will be a
// hedge and the rooms beside will be able to look at the hedge, the last
// two parameters is an item name and a description.
// The second parameter is the description that will be used in the room
// when beside the room. If this description has a $D in it, it will be
// expanded with a list of the directions the obstacle lies in.
add_obstacle_type("H", "a lush, thick hedge surrounds the small garden",
"hedge", "The hedge surrounds the garden, stretching thick and "
"impenetrable towards the sky, protecting anyone in the garden from the "
"gawking eyes of passers-by.");
add_obstacle_type("*", "s big high lump that you cannot avoid looking at",
"lump", "The lump is very lumpy.");
// Add in a feature for the lump obstacle so people can see the lump
// from a distance.
add_feature("lump",
16, 3, // bottom left of the bounding box.
1, 1, // width, height of the bounding box
15, // Distance at which the feature can be seen.
({ // Day descs.
"a lump towers above you to the $D",
}),
// Item you can look at
"lump", "A lumpy thing that lumps around.",
({ // Night descs
"a lump at night to the $D",
}),
// Night item.
"It looks just like a lump, even though it is dark.");
// A road is an item that you can walk on. It follows roughly the same
// pattern as an obstacle, the second is a continuation direction, saying
// where the path continues too, the third is the adjecent description,
// which can be expanded with $D, the fourth and fifth are the items.
add_road_type("=", __DIR__ "plainpath",
"", "a nice sandy path leads through the plains.");
add_road_type("+", __DIR__ "woodpath",
"", "a nice sandy path leads through the woods.");
// To give an example of a road that skips locations, here is a road that
// allows you to zip along a few locations at a time.
add_road_special_type("-", __DIR__ "desertpath",
3, // Skip three with each movement
1, // Road follwing turned on.
0, // Base height of the room (0).
"", "a nice sandy path leads through the woods.");
add_room_type("L", __DIR__ "plains");
add_room_type("W", __DIR__ "woods");
add_room_type("d", __DIR__ "desert");
// This is a fixed position exit in the terrain. Gives the x,y co-ordinates
// of the exit, where it leads do and the direction it takes.
add_exit_at(0, 1, "west", GUMBOOT + "gumboot5", "road");
add_exit_at(0, 18, "west", RABBIT + "rabbit4", "road");
}
