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==== Other | ==== Other Types ==== | ||
If you wish to store a coin in somewhere in the variables of an object and use the coin's defined procs or variables, you'll have to define the variable in which you store the coin as a coin. The second example also creates a variable called D and | If you wish to store a coin in somewhere in the variables of an object and use the coin's defined procs or variables, you'll have to define the variable in which you store the coin as a coin. The second example also creates a variable called D and sets it to a new coin. | ||
var/obj/item/weapon/coin/C | var/obj/item/weapon/coin/C | ||
var/obj/item/weapon/coin/D = new/var/obj/item/weapon/coin(src) | var/obj/item/weapon/coin/D = new/var/obj/item/weapon/coin(src) | ||
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'''Southwest:''' 10 (2 + 8)<br> | '''Southwest:''' 10 (2 + 8)<br> | ||
They are numbered like this because dir uses the 'bitflag' methodology. It is defined in binary, so... | They are numbered like this because dir uses the 'bitflag' methodology. You can read more about bitflags [[Binary_flags|here.]] It is defined in binary, so... | ||
'''0001''' is north<br> | '''0001''' is north<br> | ||