/obj/docking_port

Vars
delete_after	Delete this port after ship fly off.
dheight	position relative to covered area, parallel to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.
dir	Common standard is for this to point -away- from the dockingport door, ie towards the ship
dwidth	position relative to covered area, perpendicular to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.
height	size of covered area, parallel to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.
hidden	are we invisible to shuttle navigation computers?
port_destinations	Possible destinations
registered	are we registered in SSshuttles?
shuttle_id	The identifier of the port or ship. This will be used in numerous other places like the console, stationary ports and whatnot to tell them your ship's mobile port can be used in these places, or the docking port is compatible, etc.
width	size of covered area, perpendicular to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.
Procs
register	register to SSshuttles
return_coords	returns a list(x0,y0, x1,y1) where points 0 and 1 are bounding corners of the projected rectangle
return_ordered_turfs	returns turfs within our projected rectangle in a specific order.this ensures that turfs are copied over in the same order, regardless of any rotation
unregister	unregister from SSshuttles

Var Details

var
delete_after
–

Delete this port after ship fly off.

var
dheight
–

position relative to covered area, parallel to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.

dir
–

Common standard is for this to point -away- from the dockingport door, ie towards the ship

var
dwidth
–

position relative to covered area, perpendicular to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.

var
height
–

size of covered area, parallel to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.

var
hidden
–

are we invisible to shuttle navigation computers?

var
port_destinations
–

Possible destinations

var
registered
–

are we registered in SSshuttles?

var
shuttle_id
–

The identifier of the port or ship. This will be used in numerous other places like the console, stationary ports and whatnot to tell them your ship's mobile port can be used in these places, or the docking port is compatible, etc.

var
width
–

size of covered area, perpendicular to dir. You shouldn't modify this for mobile dockingports, set automatically.

Proc Details

proc
register
()

proc
return_coords
(_x, _y, _dir)

returns a list(x0,y0, x1,y1) where points 0 and 1 are bounding corners of the projected rectangle

proc
return_ordered_turfs
(_x, _y, _z, _dir)

returns turfs within our projected rectangle in a specific order.this ensures that turfs are copied over in the same order, regardless of any rotation

proc
unregister
()

unregister from SSshuttles

/obj/docking_port

Vars

Procs

Var Details

var delete_after –

var dheight –

dir –

var dwidth –

var height –

var hidden –

var port_destinations –

var registered –

var shuttle_id –

var width –