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| 48 | made. The copy automatically has all attachments the original object |
48 | made. The copy automatically has all attachments the original object |
| 49 | had. The perl variables get copied in a shallow way (references are shared |
49 | had. The perl variables get copied in a shallow way (references are shared |
| 50 | between instances). If this is not the behaviour you need, you have to |
50 | between instances). If this is not the behaviour you need, you have to |
| 51 | adjust the B<destination> object as you see fit. |
51 | adjust the B<destination> object as you see fit. |
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53 | =head3 add_bonus (item creator difficulty max_magic flags) |
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55 | A basic item has been created (e.g. for shops, monsters drops etc.) |
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56 | that needs bonus values applied. The B<creator> object is a template |
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57 | object that can be used to inherit stuff (and can be NULL). Flags is a |
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58 | combination of GT_ENVIRONMENT (???) or GT_STARTEQUIP (set FLAG_STARTEQUIP |
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59 | on item or set its value to 0) or GT_MINIMAL (???) |
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61 | When overriden, built-in bonus generation is skipped, otherwise |
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62 | treasure generation continues as it would without this hook. |
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64 | In general, if flags != 0 or creator != 0 you should just return and leave |
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65 | item generation to the standard code. |
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| 53 | =head3 destroy (object) |
67 | =head3 destroy (object) |
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| 55 | Invoked when the crossfire object gets destroyed, and only when the object |
69 | Invoked when the crossfire object gets destroyed, and only when the object |
| 56 | has a handler for this event. This event can occur many times, as its |
70 | has a handler for this event. This event can occur many times, as its |
| 57 | called when the in-memory object is destroyed, not when the object itself |
71 | called when the in-memory object is destroyed, not when the object itself |
