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Quick fix for the colorable collars.

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Useroth
2019-05-18 15:26:46 +02:00
parent 701b01dfa6
commit 8ea639a5ac
1 changed files with 4 additions and 3 deletions
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code/modules/clothing/neck/_neck.dm
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@@ -180,6 +180,7 @@
desc = "It's for pets. Though you probably could wear it yourself, you'd doubtless be the subject of ridicule. It seems to be made out of a polychromic material."
icon_state = "petcollar"
item_color = "petcollar"
alternate_worn_icon = 'icons/mob/neck.dmi' //Because, as it appears, the item itself is normally not directly aware of its worn overlays, so this is about the easiest way, without adding a new var.
hasprimary = TRUE
primary_color = "#00BBBB"
pocket_storage_component_path = /datum/component/storage/concrete/pockets/small/collar
@@ -194,15 +195,15 @@
if(hasprimary | hassecondary | hastertiary)
if(!isinhands) //prevents the worn sprites from showing up if you're just holding them
if(hasprimary) //checks if overlays are enabled
var/mutable_appearance/primary_worn = mutable_appearance(icon, "[item_color]-primary") //automagical sprite selection
var/mutable_appearance/primary_worn = mutable_appearance(alternate_worn_icon, "[item_color]-primary") //automagical sprite selection
primary_worn.color = primary_color //colors the overlay
. += primary_worn //adds the overlay onto the buffer list to draw on the mob sprite
if(hassecondary)
var/mutable_appearance/secondary_worn = mutable_appearance(icon, "[item_color]-secondary")
var/mutable_appearance/secondary_worn = mutable_appearance(alternate_worn_icon, "[item_color]-secondary")
secondary_worn.color = secondary_color
. += secondary_worn
if(hastertiary)
var/mutable_appearance/tertiary_worn = mutable_appearance(icon, "[item_color]-tertiary")
var/mutable_appearance/tertiary_worn = mutable_appearance(alternate_worn_icon, "[item_color]-tertiary")
tertiary_worn.color = tertiary_color
. += tertiary_worn