protected override void OnTarget(Mobile from, object targeted)
{
int number = -1;
if (!m_Key.IsChildOf(from.Backpack))
{
number = 1060640; // The item must be in your backpack to use it.
}
else if (targeted == m_Key)
{
number = 501666; // You can't unlock that!
}
// I added this. The basedoor check below "if ( o.Locked )" also seemed to check for housedoor type situations.
else if (targeted is BaseHouseDoor) // house door check
{
number = 501666; // You can't unlock that!
}
// does this do what I think it does? edit: Nope, don't work at all. :>
// Seems unnecessary tho, basic testing already showed secures seem to be OK, but better safe than sorry.
// else if ( targeted is LockableContainer && !((LockableContainer)targeted).UseLocks() ) // secure container check??
// {
// number = 501666; // You can't unlock that!
// }
else if (targeted is ILockable)
{
ILockable o = (ILockable)targeted;
if (o.Locked)
{
if (o is BaseDoor && !((BaseDoor)o).UseLocks()) // this seems to check house doors also
{
number = 501668; // This key doesn't seem to unlock that.
}
else
{
o.Locked = false;
if (o is LockableContainer)
{
LockableContainer cont = (LockableContainer)o;
if (cont.LockLevel == -255)
{
cont.LockLevel = cont.RequiredSkill - 10;
}
cont.Picker = from; // new, sets "lockpicker" to the user.
}
// Traps don't seem to get disabled at all in the regular key.cs. Bug?
if (o is TrapableContainer)
{
TrapableContainer cont = (TrapableContainer)o;
if (cont.TrapType != TrapType.None)
{
cont.TrapType = TrapType.None; // this stumped me for reasons I don't care to admit. :>
}
}
if (targeted is Item)
{
Item item = (Item)targeted;
item.SendLocalizedMessageTo(from, 1048001); // you unlock it
}
// m_Key.Delete(); // I think this is a no-no.
m_Key.Consume(); // bye bye key =)
from.SendMessage("The magic key vanishes!");
}
}
else
{
number = 501668; // This key doesn't seem to unlock that.
}
}
else
{
number = 501666; // You can't unlock that!
}
if (number != -1)
{
from.SendLocalizedMessage(number);
}
}