HowToAddMapsServerStendhal: Difference between revisions

Portals are created by adding a entries to your zone in '''zones.xml'''. For example creating a portal to an internal building entrance which is at 1 12 inside the building (and the outer entrance to go in is at 10 15) might look like:

<zone name="int_myarea_mylocation" file="interiors/myarea/mylocation.tmx">

<portal x="1" y="12" ref="entrance">

</portal>

</zone>

The '''ref''' attribute of a portal should be a name unique to the zone it is in (and meaningful). This value has a corresponding reference via the '''<destination>''' ref name. You are responsible for correctly assigning the ref names of each portal.

A one way portal is a portal that only exists as endpoint, so none can use the portal to move back to the origin. For one way portals, there is no '''<destination>''' sub-element, as they don't go anywhere. Also, you need to provide a non-default implementation:

<portal x="11" y="44" ref="my_exit">

<implementation class-name="games.stendhal.server.entity.mapstuff.portal.OneWayPortalDestination"/>

</portal>

The House door portal is a special type of portal that automatically creates all the portals and areas needed to add a house to that zone with its entrance on point where the portal is.

Implement them like this:

<portal x="64" y="117" ref="entrance">

<destination zone="-1_semos_chasm_n" ref="exit" />

</implementation>

</portal>

You can use NotConditions:

<portal x="65" y="13" ref="entrance">

<destination zone="-1_semos_chasm_w" ref="exit" />

</implementation>

</portal>

You can do more than one action by using MultipleActions and list the actions for it, and combine Conditions with an AndCondition, listing the conditions for it.

The syntax is slightly different than with NPCs, please note these extra [ ] surrounding the list. This is due to a bug in groovy.

<portal x="37" y="16" ref="example1">

<destination zone="int_semos_zone" ref="choice_floor_1" />

</implementation>

</portal>

The destination settings and references are all as normal. You can still set other attributes like a reject message and hidden from minimap, as in some of the examples above.