[crossfire] Lone Town Permanent Apartment

[ERACC]

On Friday 03 June 2005 10:21 pm
Andrew Fuchs wrote:

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      On 6/3/05, ERACC <
      
      eracclists at bellsouth.net
      
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      > I am working on ideas for the Permanent Apartments I am placing in
     
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      > Lone Town. I am thinking of making it buildable of course. I am also
     
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      > thinking of making an area in the main apartment that one can
     
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      > purchase (for a LOT of diamonds) that is a "kitchen" and has a stove
     
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      > one may use for "food" alchemy. I am also considering a basement area
     
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      > that has side rooms for the other types of alchemy like jeweler,
     
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      > bowyer and smithery with the proper "cauldron" for each. Each of
     
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      > these would have to be purchased separately and would cost a great
     
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      > deal to purchase. The cauldrons would be on regular tiles and would
     
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      > return after a reset if they "got blowed up". The other areas in each
     
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      > room would be unique.
     
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      AFAIK, per player unique maps save EVERYTHING on the map.  So setting
     
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      some tiles non unique, won't work.
     
     
You're probably correct.

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      For the cauldrons, just have an altar next to them, that is connected
     
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      to a creator.  So that if you blow up the cauldron, you buy another
     
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      one.
     
     
Working on this. However, what if the cauldron is just cursed? I need
a way to get rid of the non-pickable cauldrons (stove, etc.) and
replace them with new ones. Brendan mentioned "destructors" but I do
not seem to be able to find these in the CFJavaEditor pick lists.

Gene
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