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/**
* Element for scaling item appearances in the overworld or in inventory/storage.
*
* This bespoke element allows for items to have varying sizes depending on their location.
* The overworld simply refers to items being on a turf. Inventory includes HUD item slots,
* and storage is anywhere a storage component is used.
* Scaling should affect the item's icon and all attached overlays (such as blood decals).
*
*/
/datum/element/item_scaling
element_flags = ELEMENT_BESPOKE
id_arg_index = 2
/// Scaling value when the attached item is in the overworld (on a turf).
var/overworld_scaling
/// Scaling value when the attached item is in a storage component or inventory slot.
var/storage_scaling
/**
* Attach proc for the item_scaling element
*
* The proc checks the target's type before attaching. It then initializes
* the target to overworld scaling. The target should then rescale if it is placed
* in inventory/storage on initialization. Relevant signals are registered to listen
* for pickup/drop or storage events. Scaling values of 1 will result in items
* returning to their original size.
* Arguments:
* * target - Datum to attach the element to.
* * overworld_scaling - Integer or float to scale the item in the overworld.
* * storage_scaling - Integer or float to scale the item in storage/inventory.
*/
/datum/element/item_scaling/Attach(atom/target, overworld_scaling, storage_scaling)
. = ..()
if(!isatom(target))
return ELEMENT_INCOMPATIBLE
// Initial scaling set to overworld_scaling when item is spawned.
scale(target, overworld_scaling)
src.overworld_scaling = overworld_scaling
src.storage_scaling = storage_scaling
// Make sure overlays also inherit the scaling.
ADD_KEEP_TOGETHER(target, ITEM_SCALING_TRAIT)
// Object scaled when dropped/thrown OR when exiting a storage object.
RegisterSignal(target, list(COMSIG_ITEM_DROPPED, COMSIG_ATOM_EXITED), .proc/scale_overworld)
// Object scaled when placed in an inventory slot OR when entering a storage component.
RegisterSignal(target, list(COMSIG_ITEM_EQUIPPED, COMSIG_ATOM_ENTERED), .proc/scale_storage)
/**
* Detach proc for the item_scaling element.
*
* All registered signals are unregistered, and the attached element is removed from the target datum.
* Arguments:
* * target - Datum which the element is attached to.
*/
/datum/element/item_scaling/Detach(atom/target)
UnregisterSignal(target, list(
COMSIG_ITEM_PICKUP,
COMSIG_ITEM_DROPPED,
COMSIG_ATOM_ENTERED,
COMSIG_ATOM_EXITED,
))
REMOVE_KEEP_TOGETHER(target, ITEM_SCALING_TRAIT)
return ..()
/**
* Scales the attached item's matrix.
*
* The proc first narrows the type of the source to (datums do not have a transform matrix).
* It then creates an identity matrix, M, which is transformed by the scaling value.
* The object's transform variable (matrix) is then set to the resulting value of M.
* Arguments:
* * source - Source datum which sent the signal.
* * scaling - Integer or float to scale the item's matrix.
*/
/datum/element/item_scaling/proc/scale(datum/source, scaling)
var/atom/scalable_object = source
var/matrix/M = matrix()
scalable_object.transform = M.Scale(scaling)
/**
* Signal handler for COMSIG_ITEM_DROPPED or COMSIG_ATOM_EXITED
*
* Longer detailed paragraph about the proc
* including any relevant detail
* Arguments:
* * source - Source datum which sent the signal.
*/
/datum/element/item_scaling/proc/scale_overworld(datum/source)
SIGNAL_HANDLER
scale(source, overworld_scaling)
/**
* Signal handler for COMSIG_ITEM_EQUIPPED or COMSIG_ATOM_ENTERED.
*
* Longer detailed paragraph about the proc
* including any relevant detail
* Arguments:
* * source - Source datum which sent the signal.
*/
/datum/element/item_scaling/proc/scale_storage(datum/source)
SIGNAL_HANDLER
scale(source, storage_scaling)