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Gambit37: /* Classes */

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Classes

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	Classes can be used to sub-group items based on their type. For example, both the FLOORFLAT type and the WALLITEM type contain a DECO class. This is useful for quickly finding the archetype you need while building your dungeon in the editor.		Classes can be used to sub-group items based on their type. For example, both the FLOORFLAT type and the WALLITEM type contain a DECO class. This is useful for quickly finding the archetype you need while building your dungeon in the editor.

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WikiSysop: styling css sample

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styling css sample

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	Classes can be used to sub-group items based on their type. For example, both the FLOORFLAT type and the WALLITEM type contain a DECO class. This is useful for quickly finding the archetype you need while building your dungeon in the editor.		Classes can be used to sub-group items based on their type. For example, both the FLOORFLAT type and the WALLITEM type contain a DECO class. This is useful for quickly finding the archetype you need while building your dungeon in the editor.

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Gambit37: /* Types */

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Types

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	An archetype's TYPE defines its core behaviour. For example, type "DOOR" automatically sets the item to behave as a door, while type "THING" is anything that can be picked up by the party.		An archetype's TYPE defines its core behaviour. For example, type "DOOR" automatically sets the item to behave as a door, while type "THING" is anything that can be picked up by the party.

	Here's the full list of types, and a brief explanation of how they are used. Each of these types also links to an example that shows all the properties you can use with that type.		Here's the full list of types, and a brief explanation of how they are used. Each of these types [will] also links to an example that shows all the properties you can use with that type.

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Gambit37: /* Properties */

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Properties

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	Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying or adding to its properties. Existing properties can be changed during gameplay and even new properties added.		Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying or adding to its properties. Existing properties can be changed during gameplay and even new properties added.

	[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]		Link: [[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]

	==Types==		==Types==

Gambit37: /* Properties */

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Properties

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	==Properties==		==Properties==
	All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type and Class, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying or adding to its properties.		All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type and Class, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype.

			Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying or adding to its properties. Existing properties can be changed during gameplay and even new properties added.

	[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]		[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]

Gambit37: /* Types */

2012-12-10T23:01:20Z

Types

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	;THING		;THING
	:Things are the items in the dungeon that the champions can pick up and manipulate. A key, a torch, a dagger or a pair of boots are classed as Things. Things can be very simple and have no special functions, or more complex such as a torch that affects the light level of the dungeon. Different properties allow Things to be worn, consumed or used as weapons.		:Things are the items in the dungeon that the champions can pick up and manipulate. A key, a torch, a dagger or a pair of boots are classed as Things. Things can be very simple and have no special functions, or more complex such as a torch that affects the light level of the dungeon. Different properties allow Things to be worn, consumed or used as weapons. Flying magic spells are also classed as Things, but these generally can't be influenced by the player once launched.

	;MONSTER		;MONSTER

Gambit37: /* Properties */

2012-12-10T22:57:43Z

Properties

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	==Properties==		==Properties==
	All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type and Class, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying ~~some~~ its properties.		All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type and Class, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying or adding to its properties.

	[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]		[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]

Gambit37: /* Properties */

2012-12-10T20:01:19Z

Properties

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	==Properties==		==Properties==
	All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type, Class ~~and Name~~, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying some its properties.		All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type and Class, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying some its properties.

	[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]		[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]

Gambit37: /* Properties */

2012-12-10T19:41:26Z

Properties

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	==Properties==		==Properties==
	All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type, Class and Name, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying some its properties.		All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type, Class and Name, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying some its properties.

			[[DSB/Archetypes/Properties\|Full list of properties]]

	==Types==		==Types==

Gambit37 at 19:11, 10 December 2012

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	An Archetype is a general category of item, such as "Axe", "Iron Keyhole", "Screamer" or "Wooden Door".		An Archetype is a general category of item, such as "Axe", "Iron Keyhole", "Screamer" or "Wooden Door".

	The base code defines hundreds of different archetypes that fall into broad categories. Every archetype has a number of properties that define its type, graphics, sounds and behaviour. There are many different properties available, and different types of archetypes will use different properties. Every customisation you make to a dungeon object is made by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype.

	Here's a very basic example of a simple archetype, an apple, as defined in DSBs base code:		Here's a very basic example of a simple archetype, an apple, as defined in DSBs base code:
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			The base code defines hundreds of different archetypes that fall into broad categories. Every archetype has a number of properties that define its type, graphics, sounds and behaviour.

			==Properties==
			All archetypes share a few basic properties such as Type, Class and Name, but there are a lot of properties only used by certain types of Archetype. Customisations can be made to any existing dungeon object by altering or adding to the properties of its archetype. Completely new archetypes can also be created, either from scratch or by cloning an existing archetype and modifying some its properties.

	==Types==		==Types==
	An archetype's TYPE defines its core behaviour. For example, type "DOOR" automatically sets the item to behave as a door, while type "THING" is anything that can be picked up by the party.		An archetype's TYPE defines its core behaviour. For example, type "DOOR" automatically sets the item to behave as a door, while type "THING" is anything that can be picked up by the party.

	Here's the full list of types, and a brief explanation of how they are used.		Here's the full list of types, and a brief explanation of how they are used. Each of these types also links to an example that shows all the properties you can use with that type.

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