public void OnStoreThisAttempt(EntityUid uid, FoldableComponent comp, StoreMobInItemContainerAttemptEvent args)
{
args.Handled = true;
if (comp.IsFolded)
{
args.Cancel();
}
}
public bool CanFit(EntityUid toInsert, EntityUid container, EntityWhitelist?whitelist)
{
// conditions are complicated because of pizzabox-related issues, so follow this guide
// 0. Accomplish your goals at all costs.
// 1. AddToContents can block anything
// 2. maximum item count can block anything
// 3. ghosts can NEVER be eaten
// 4. items can always be eaten unless a previous law prevents it
// 5. if this is NOT AN ITEM, then mobs can always be eaten unless a previous
// law prevents it
// 6. if this is an item, then mobs must only be eaten if some other component prevents
// pick-up interactions while a mob is inside (e.g. foldable)
var attemptEvent = new InsertIntoEntityStorageAttemptEvent();
RaiseLocalEvent(toInsert, attemptEvent);
if (attemptEvent.Cancelled)
{
return(false);
}
var targetIsMob = HasComp <SharedBodyComponent>(toInsert);
var storageIsItem = HasComp <ItemComponent>(container);
var allowedToEat = whitelist == null
? HasComp <ItemComponent>(toInsert)
: whitelist.IsValid(toInsert);
// BEFORE REPLACING THIS WITH, I.E. A PROPERTY:
// Make absolutely 100% sure you have worked out how to stop people ending up in backpacks.
// Seriously, it is insanely hacky and weird to get someone out of a backpack once they end up in there.
// And to be clear, they should NOT be in there.
// For the record, what you need to do is empty the backpack onto a PlacableSurface (table, rack)
if (targetIsMob)
{
if (!storageIsItem)
{
allowedToEat = true;
}
else
{
var storeEv = new StoreMobInItemContainerAttemptEvent();
RaiseLocalEvent(container, storeEv);
allowedToEat = storeEv.Handled && !storeEv.Cancelled;
}
}
return(allowedToEat);
}
