worn_feature_offset

A datum for controlling how to position items on an unusually offset body part For instance if you have an asymmetrical head, hats might need to be offset to one side

Vars
attached_part	What are we attached to
feature_key	Key used to identify what this offset applies to
offset_x	Offsets to apply on the x axis for each direction
offset_y	Offsets to apply on the y axis for each direction
owner	Owner of mob we are attached to, could be null on a severed limb
Procs
apply_offset	Applies the current offset to a provided overlay image
changed_owner	When the owner of the bodypart changes, update our signal registrations
get_offset	Returns the current offset which should be used for this feature
on_dir_change	When we change direction, re-apply the offset
on_owner_deleted	If the owner is deleted, stop updating

Var Details

var
attached_part
– /obj/item/bodypart

What are we attached to

var
feature_key
–

Key used to identify what this offset applies to

var
offset_x
– /list

Offsets to apply on the x axis for each direction

var
offset_y
– /list

Offsets to apply on the y axis for each direction

var
owner
– /mob/living/carbon

Owner of mob we are attached to, could be null on a severed limb

Proc Details

proc
apply_offset
(/image/overlay)

Applies the current offset to a provided overlay image

proc
changed_owner
(/obj/item/bodypart/part, /mob/living/new_owner, /mob/living/old_owner)

When the owner of the bodypart changes, update our signal registrations

proc
get_offset
()

Returns the current offset which should be used for this feature

proc
on_dir_change
(/mob/living/carbon/owner, olddir, newdir)

When we change direction, re-apply the offset

proc
on_owner_deleted
(/mob/living/host)

If the owner is deleted, stop updating

worn_feature_offset /datum/worn_feature_offset

Vars

Procs

Var Details

var attached_part – /obj/item/bodypart

var feature_key –

var offset_x – /list

var offset_y – /list

var owner – /mob/living/carbon