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/* SCCS Id: @(#)ball.c 3.4 2003/02/03 */
/* Copyright (c) Stichting Mathematisch Centrum, Amsterdam, 1985. */
/* NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details. */The NetHack General Public License applies to screenshots, source code and other content from NetHack.
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/* Ball & Chain =============================================================*/
#include "hack.h"
STATIC_DCL int NDECL(bc_order);
STATIC_DCL void NDECL(litter);ballfall
void
ballfall()
{
boolean gets_hit;
gets_hit = (((uball->ox != u.ux) || (uball->oy != u.uy)) &&
((uwep == uball)? FALSE : (boolean)rn2(5)));
if (carried(uball)) {
pline("Startled, you drop the iron ball.");
if (uwep == uball)
setuwep((struct obj *)0);
if (uswapwep == uball)
setuswapwep((struct obj *)0);
if (uquiver == uball)
setuqwep((struct obj *)0);;
if (uwep != uball)
freeinv(uball);
}
if(gets_hit){
int dmg = rn1(7,25);
pline_The("iron ball falls on your %s.",
body_part(HEAD));
if (uarmh) {
if(is_metallic(uarmh)) {
pline("Fortunately, you are wearing a hard helmet.");
dmg = 3;
} else if (flags.verbose)
Your("%s does not protect you.", xname(uarmh));
}
losehp(dmg, "crunched in the head by an iron ball",
NO_KILLER_PREFIX);
}
}Ballfall checks whether the user is carrying the iron ball. If so, it removes it from the player's inventory.
If the user is hit by the iron ball, ballfall checks whether the user is wearing a metallic helmet. If so, the user is only injured for 3. Otherwise, the user is injured for a random number from 25 to 32.
This function is called when the player falls into a pit, spiked pit, (goto_level in do.c) or trap door (dotrap in trap.c).
Explanation of ball and chain mechanics
/*
* To make this work, we have to mess with the hero's mind. The rules for
* ball&chain are:
*
* 1. If the hero can see them, fine.
* 2. If the hero can't see either, it isn't seen.
* 3. If either is felt it is seen.
* 4. If either is felt and moved, it disappears.
*
* If the hero can see, then when a move is done, the ball and chain are
* first picked up, the positions under them are corrected, then they
* are moved after the hero moves. Not too bad.
*
* If the hero is blind, then she can "feel" the ball and/or chain at any
* time. However, when the hero moves, the felt ball and/or chain become
* unfelt and whatever was felt "under" the ball&chain appears. Pretty
* nifty, but it requires that the ball&chain "remember" what was under
* them --- i.e. they pick-up glyphs when they are felt and drop them when
* moved (and felt). When swallowed, the ball&chain are pulled completely
* off of the dungeon, but are still on the object chain. They are placed
* under the hero when she is expelled.
*/
/*
* from you.h
* int u.bglyph glyph under the ball
* int u.cglyph glyph under the chain
* int u.bc_felt mask for ball/chain being felt
* #define BC_BALL 0x01 bit mask in u.bc_felt for ball
* #define BC_CHAIN 0x02 bit mask in u.bc_felt for chain
* int u.bc_order ball & chain order
*
* u.bc_felt is also manipulated in display.c and read.c, the others only
* in this file. None of these variables are valid unless the player is
* Blind.
*/
/* values for u.bc_order */
#define BCPOS_DIFFER 0 /* ball & chain at different positions */
#define BCPOS_CHAIN 1 /* chain on top of ball */
#define BCPOS_BALL 2 /* ball on top of chain */Even the documentation is confusing. Let's try translating some of this Zen: if you use step on the ball/chain or search for it the glyph will appear on screen, covering up the glyph of whatever other item or feature is there. (Your character felt it, so you know it's there.) BUT, if you then move, then your character knows the ball and chain moved too, so the glyphs disappear. The glyphs that were there before your character felt the ball and chain are restored.
placebc
/*
* Place the ball & chain under the hero. Make sure that the ball & chain
* variables are set (actually only needed when blind, but what the heck).
* It is assumed that when this is called, the ball and chain are NOT
* attached to the object list.
*
* Should not be called while swallowed.
*/
void
placebc()
{
if (!uchain || !uball) {
impossible("Where are your ball and chain?");
return;
}
(void) flooreffects(uchain, u.ux, u.uy, ""); /* chain might rust */
if (carried(uball)) /* the ball is carried */
u.bc_order = BCPOS_DIFFER;
else {
/* ball might rust -- already checked when carried */
(void) flooreffects(uball, u.ux, u.uy, "");
place_object(uball, u.ux, u.uy);
u.bc_order = BCPOS_CHAIN;
}
place_object(uchain, u.ux, u.uy);
u.bglyph = u.cglyph = levl[u.ux][u.uy].glyph; /* pick up glyph */
newsym(u.ux,u.uy);
}placebc places the ball and chain under the player, if the player has a ball and chain. If the floor has any special properties, they might cause the ball and chain to rust. Also, the user picks up a glyph.
A new symbol is then generated for the current location.
See unplacebc and its annotations.
unplacebc
void
unplacebc()
{
if (u.uswallow) return; /* ball&chain not placed while swallowed */
if (!carried(uball)) {
obj_extract_self(uball);
if (Blind && (u.bc_felt & BC_BALL)) /* drop glyph */
levl[uball->ox][uball->oy].glyph = u.bglyph;
newsym(uball->ox,uball->oy);
}
obj_extract_self(uchain);
if (Blind && (u.bc_felt & BC_CHAIN)) /* drop glyph */
levl[uchain->ox][uchain->oy].glyph = u.cglyph;
newsym(uchain->ox,uchain->oy);
u.bc_felt = 0; /* feel nothing */
}The ball and chain are being moved, so we need to put down the old glyphs. Also, we need to free the ball and chain from their old object lists. This function is NOT called to remove the ball and chain: unpunish in read.c is responsible for that.
placebc and unplacebc are NOT used for normal movement, drag_ball in ball.c (below) is responsible for that. These functions are used for a series of special cases that involve instantaneous movement of the ball and chain:
- A shop wall is being repaired and the ball and chain are in the way -- shk.c in NetHack 3.4.3, line 3145
- The player falls into a pit -- trap.c in NetHack 3.4.3, line 932
- The player has changed level -- goto_level in do.c
- The player was engulfed or released -- gulpmu in mhitu.c; expels in mhitu.c
- Movement of the water bubbles on the Plane of Water -- movebubbles in mkmaze.c
- placebc alone is called in punish in read.c when the player is initially punished.
bc_order
/*
* Return the stacking of the hero's ball & chain. This assumes that the
* hero is being punished.
*/
STATIC_OVL int
bc_order()
{
struct obj *obj;
if (uchain->ox != uball->ox || uchain->oy != uball->oy || carried(uball)
|| u.uswallow)
return BCPOS_DIFFER;
for (obj = level.objects[uball->ox][uball->oy]; obj; obj = obj->nexthere) {
if (obj == uchain) return BCPOS_CHAIN;
if (obj == uball) return BCPOS_BALL;
}
impossible("bc_order: ball&chain not in same location!");
return BCPOS_DIFFER;
}set_bc
/*
* set_bc()
*
* The hero is either about to go blind or already blind and just punished.
* Set up the ball and chain variables so that the ball and chain are "felt".
*/
void
set_bc(already_blind)
int already_blind;
{
int ball_on_floor = !carried(uball);
u.bc_order = bc_order(); /* get the order */
u.bc_felt = ball_on_floor ? BC_BALL|BC_CHAIN : BC_CHAIN; /* felt */
if (already_blind || u.uswallow) {
u.cglyph = u.bglyph = levl[u.ux][u.uy].glyph;
return;
}
/*
* Since we can still see, remove the ball&chain and get the glyph that
* would be beneath them. Then put the ball&chain back. This is pretty
* disgusting, but it will work.
*/
remove_object(uchain);
if (ball_on_floor) remove_object(uball);
newsym(uchain->ox, uchain->oy);
u.cglyph = levl[uchain->ox][uchain->oy].glyph;
if (u.bc_order == BCPOS_DIFFER) { /* different locations */
place_object(uchain, uchain->ox, uchain->oy);
newsym(uchain->ox, uchain->oy);
if (ball_on_floor) {
newsym(uball->ox, uball->oy); /* see under ball */
u.bglyph = levl[uball->ox][uball->oy].glyph;
place_object(uball, uball->ox, uball->oy);
newsym(uball->ox, uball->oy); /* restore ball */
}
} else {
u.bglyph = u.cglyph;
if (u.bc_order == BCPOS_CHAIN) {
place_object(uball, uball->ox, uball->oy);
place_object(uchain, uchain->ox, uchain->oy);
} else {
place_object(uchain, uchain->ox, uchain->oy);
place_object(uball, uball->ox, uball->oy);
}
newsym(uball->ox, uball->oy);
}
}move_bc
/*
* move_bc()
*
* Move the ball and chain. This is called twice for every move. The first
* time to pick up the ball and chain before the move, the second time to
* place the ball and chain after the move. If the ball is carried, this
* function should never have BC_BALL as part of its control.
*
* Should not be called while swallowed.
*/
void
move_bc(before, control, ballx, bally, chainx, chainy)
int before, control;
xchar ballx, bally, chainx, chainy; /* only matter !before */
{
if (Blind) {
/*
* The hero is blind. Time to work hard. The ball and chain that
* are attached to the hero are very special. The hero knows that
* they are attached, so when they move, the hero knows that they
* aren't at the last position remembered. This is complicated
* by the fact that the hero can "feel" the surrounding locations
* at any time, hence, making one or both of them show up again.
* So, we have to keep track of which is felt at any one time and
* act accordingly.
*/
if (!before) {
if ((control & BC_CHAIN) && (control & BC_BALL)) {
/*
* Both ball and chain moved. If felt, drop glyph.
*/
if (u.bc_felt & BC_BALL)
levl[uball->ox][uball->oy].glyph = u.bglyph;
if (u.bc_felt & BC_CHAIN)
levl[uchain->ox][uchain->oy].glyph = u.cglyph;
u.bc_felt = 0;
/* Pick up glyph at new location. */
u.bglyph = levl[ballx][bally].glyph;
u.cglyph = levl[chainx][chainy].glyph;
movobj(uball,ballx,bally);
movobj(uchain,chainx,chainy);
} else if (control & BC_BALL) {
if (u.bc_felt & BC_BALL) {
if (u.bc_order == BCPOS_DIFFER) { /* ball by itself */
levl[uball->ox][uball->oy].glyph = u.bglyph;
} else if (u.bc_order == BCPOS_BALL) {
if (u.bc_felt & BC_CHAIN) { /* know chain is there */
map_object(uchain, 0);
} else {
levl[uball->ox][uball->oy].glyph = u.bglyph;
}
}
u.bc_felt &= ~BC_BALL; /* no longer feel the ball */
}
/* Pick up glyph at new position. */
u.bglyph = (ballx != chainx || bally != chainy) ?
levl[ballx][bally].glyph : u.cglyph;
movobj(uball,ballx,bally);
} else if (control & BC_CHAIN) {
if (u.bc_felt & BC_CHAIN) {
if (u.bc_order == BCPOS_DIFFER) {
levl[uchain->ox][uchain->oy].glyph = u.cglyph;
} else if (u.bc_order == BCPOS_CHAIN) {
if (u.bc_felt & BC_BALL) {
map_object(uball, 0);
} else {
levl[uchain->ox][uchain->oy].glyph = u.cglyph;
}
}
u.bc_felt &= ~BC_CHAIN;
}
/* Pick up glyph at new position. */
u.cglyph = (ballx != chainx || bally != chainy) ?
levl[chainx][chainy].glyph : u.bglyph;
movobj(uchain,chainx,chainy);
}
u.bc_order = bc_order(); /* reset the order */
}
} else {
/*
* The hero is not blind. To make this work correctly, we need to
* pick up the ball and chain before the hero moves, then put them
* in their new positions after the hero moves.
*/
if (before) {
if (!control) {
/*
* Neither ball nor chain is moving, so remember which was
* on top until !before. Use the variable u.bc_order
* since it is only valid when blind.
*/
u.bc_order = bc_order();
}
remove_object(uchain);
newsym(uchain->ox, uchain->oy);
if (!carried(uball)) {
remove_object(uball);
newsym(uball->ox, uball->oy);
}
} else {
int on_floor = !carried(uball);
if ((control & BC_CHAIN) ||
(!control && u.bc_order == BCPOS_CHAIN)) {
/* If the chain moved or nothing moved & chain on top. */
if (on_floor) place_object(uball, ballx, bally);
place_object(uchain, chainx, chainy); /* chain on top */
} else {
place_object(uchain, chainx, chainy);
if (on_floor) place_object(uball, ballx, bally);
/* ball on top */
}
newsym(chainx, chainy);
if (on_floor) newsym(ballx, bally);
}
}
}move_bc is generally called by drag_ball. It is only ever called directly in some special cases.
drag_ball
/* return TRUE if the caller needs to place the ball and chain down again
*
* Should not be called while swallowed. Should be called before movement,
* because we might want to move the ball or chain to the hero's old position.
*
* It is called if we are moving. It is also called if we are teleporting
* *if* the ball doesn't move and we thus must drag the chain. It is not
* called for ordinary teleportation.
*
* allow_drag is only used in the ugly special case where teleporting must
* drag the chain, while an identical-looking movement must drag both the ball
* and chain.
*/
boolean
drag_ball(x, y, bc_control, ballx, bally, chainx, chainy, cause_delay,
allow_drag)
xchar x, y;
int *bc_control;
xchar *ballx, *bally, *chainx, *chainy;
boolean *cause_delay;
boolean allow_drag;
{
struct trap *t = (struct trap *)0;
boolean already_in_rock;
*ballx = uball->ox;
*bally = uball->oy;
*chainx = uchain->ox;
*chainy = uchain->oy;
*bc_control = 0;
*cause_delay = FALSE;
if (dist2(x, y, uchain->ox, uchain->oy) <= 2) { /* nothing moved */
move_bc(1, *bc_control, *ballx, *bally, *chainx, *chainy);
return TRUE;
}
/* only need to move the chain? */
if (carried(uball) || distmin(x, y, uball->ox, uball->oy) <= 2) {
xchar oldchainx = uchain->ox, oldchainy = uchain->oy;
*bc_control = BC_CHAIN;
move_bc(1, *bc_control, *ballx, *bally, *chainx, *chainy);
if (carried(uball)) {
/* move chain only if necessary */
if (distmin(x, y, uchain->ox, uchain->oy) > 1) {
*chainx = u.ux;
*chainy = u.uy;
}
return TRUE;
}
#define CHAIN_IN_MIDDLE(chx, chy) \
(distmin(x, y, chx, chy) <= 1 && distmin(chx, chy, uball->ox, uball->oy) <= 1)
#define IS_CHAIN_ROCK(x,y) \
(IS_ROCK(levl[x][y].typ) || (IS_DOOR(levl[x][y].typ) && \
(levl[x][y].doormask & (D_CLOSED|D_LOCKED))))
/* Don't ever move the chain into solid rock. If we have to, then instead
* undo the move_bc() and jump to the drag ball code. Note that this also
* means the "cannot carry and drag" message will not appear, since unless we
* moved at least two squares there is no possibility of the chain position
* being in solid rock.
*/
#define SKIP_TO_DRAG { *chainx = oldchainx; *chainy = oldchainy; \
move_bc(0, *bc_control, *ballx, *bally, *chainx, *chainy); \
goto drag; }
if (IS_CHAIN_ROCK(u.ux, u.uy) || IS_CHAIN_ROCK(*chainx, *chainy)
|| IS_CHAIN_ROCK(uball->ox, uball->oy))
already_in_rock = TRUE;
else
already_in_rock = FALSE;
switch(dist2(x, y, uball->ox, uball->oy)) {
/* two spaces diagonal from ball, move chain inbetween */
case 8:
*chainx = (uball->ox + x)/2;
*chainy = (uball->oy + y)/2;
if (IS_CHAIN_ROCK(*chainx, *chainy) && !already_in_rock)
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
break;
/* player is distance 2/1 from ball; move chain to one of the
* two spaces between
* @
* __
* 0
*/
case 5: {
xchar tempx, tempy, tempx2, tempy2;
/* find position closest to current position of chain */
/* no effect if current position is already OK */
if (abs(x - uball->ox) == 1) {
tempx = x;
tempx2 = uball->ox;
tempy = tempy2 = (uball->oy + y)/2;
} else {
tempx = tempx2 = (uball->ox + x)/2;
tempy = y;
tempy2 = uball->oy;
}
if (IS_CHAIN_ROCK(tempx, tempy) &&
!IS_CHAIN_ROCK(tempx2, tempy2) &&
!already_in_rock) {
if (allow_drag) {
/* Avoid pathological case *if* not teleporting:
* 0 0_
* _X move northeast -----> X@
* @
*/
if (dist2(u.ux, u.uy, uball->ox, uball->oy) == 5 &&
dist2(x, y, tempx, tempy) == 1)
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
/* Avoid pathological case *if* not teleporting:
* 0 0
* _X move east -----> X_
* @ @
*/
if (dist2(u.ux, u.uy, uball->ox, uball->oy) == 4 &&
dist2(x, y, tempx, tempy) == 2)
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
}
*chainx = tempx2;
*chainy = tempy2;
} else if (!IS_CHAIN_ROCK(tempx, tempy) &&
IS_CHAIN_ROCK(tempx2, tempy2) &&
!already_in_rock) {
if (allow_drag) {
if (dist2(u.ux, u.uy, uball->ox, uball->oy) == 5 &&
dist2(x, y, tempx2, tempy2) == 1)
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
if (dist2(u.ux, u.uy, uball->ox, uball->oy) == 4 &&
dist2(x, y, tempx2, tempy2) == 2)
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
}
*chainx = tempx;
*chainy = tempy;
} else if (IS_CHAIN_ROCK(tempx, tempy) &&
IS_CHAIN_ROCK(tempx2, tempy2) &&
!already_in_rock) {
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
} else if (dist2(tempx, tempy, uchain->ox, uchain->oy) <
dist2(tempx2, tempy2, uchain->ox, uchain->oy) ||
((dist2(tempx, tempy, uchain->ox, uchain->oy) ==
dist2(tempx2, tempy2, uchain->ox, uchain->oy)) && rn2(2))) {
*chainx = tempx;
*chainy = tempy;
} else {
*chainx = tempx2;
*chainy = tempy2;
}
break;
}
/* ball is two spaces horizontal or vertical from player; move*/
/* chain inbetween *unless* current chain position is OK */
case 4:
if (CHAIN_IN_MIDDLE(uchain->ox, uchain->oy))
break;
*chainx = (x + uball->ox)/2;
*chainy = (y + uball->oy)/2;
if (IS_CHAIN_ROCK(*chainx, *chainy) && !already_in_rock)
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
break;
/* ball is one space diagonal from player. Check for the
* following special case:
* @
* _ moving southwest becomes @_
* 0 0
* (This will also catch teleporting that happens to resemble
* this case, but oh well.) Otherwise fall through.
*/
case 2:
if (dist2(x, y, uball->ox, uball->oy) == 2 &&
dist2(x, y, uchain->ox, uchain->oy) == 4) {
if (uchain->oy == y)
*chainx = uball->ox;
else
*chainy = uball->oy;
if (IS_CHAIN_ROCK(*chainx, *chainy) && !already_in_rock)
SKIP_TO_DRAG;
break;
}
/* fall through */
case 1:
case 0:
/* do nothing if possible */
if (CHAIN_IN_MIDDLE(uchain->ox, uchain->oy))
break;
/* otherwise try to drag chain to player's old position */
if (CHAIN_IN_MIDDLE(u.ux, u.uy)) {
*chainx = u.ux;
*chainy = u.uy;
break;
}
/* otherwise use player's new position (they must have
teleported, for this to happen) */
*chainx = x;
*chainy = y;
break;
default: impossible("bad chain movement");
break;
}
#undef SKIP_TO_DRAG
#undef IS_CHAIN_ROCK
#undef CHAIN_IN_MIDDLE
return TRUE;
}
drag:
if (near_capacity() > SLT_ENCUMBER && dist2(x, y, u.ux, u.uy) <= 2) {
You("cannot %sdrag the heavy iron ball.",
invent ? "carry all that and also " : "");
nomul(0);
return FALSE;
}
if ((is_pool(uchain->ox, uchain->oy) &&
/* water not mere continuation of previous water */
(levl[uchain->ox][uchain->oy].typ == POOL ||
!is_pool(uball->ox, uball->oy) ||
levl[uball->ox][uball->oy].typ == POOL))
|| ((t = t_at(uchain->ox, uchain->oy)) &&
(t->ttyp == PIT ||
t->ttyp == SPIKED_PIT ||
t->ttyp == HOLE ||
t->ttyp == TRAPDOOR)) ) {
if (Levitation) {
You_feel("a tug from the iron ball.");
if (t) t->tseen = 1;
} else {
struct monst *victim;
You("are jerked back by the iron ball!");
if ((victim = m_at(uchain->ox, uchain->oy)) != 0) {
int tmp;
tmp = -2 + Luck + find_mac(victim);
tmp += omon_adj(victim, uball, TRUE);
if (tmp >= rnd(20))
(void) hmon(victim,uball,1);
else
miss(xname(uball), victim);
} /* now check again in case mon died */
if (!m_at(uchain->ox, uchain->oy)) {
u.ux = uchain->ox;
u.uy = uchain->oy;
newsym(u.ux0, u.uy0);
}
nomul(0);
*bc_control = BC_BALL;
move_bc(1, *bc_control, *ballx, *bally, *chainx, *chainy);
*ballx = uchain->ox;
*bally = uchain->oy;
move_bc(0, *bc_control, *ballx, *bally, *chainx, *chainy);
spoteffects(TRUE);
return FALSE;
}
}
*bc_control = BC_BALL|BC_CHAIN;
move_bc(1, *bc_control, *ballx, *bally, *chainx, *chainy);
if (dist2(x, y, u.ux, u.uy) > 2) {
/* Awful case: we're still in range of the ball, so we thought we
* could only move the chain, but it turned out that the target
* square for the chain was rock, so we had to drag it instead.
* But we can't drag it either, because we teleported and are more
* than one square from our old position. Revert to the teleport
* behavior.
*/
*ballx = *chainx = x;
*bally = *chainy = y;
} else {
*ballx = uchain->ox;
*bally = uchain->oy;
*chainx = u.ux;
*chainy = u.uy;
}
*cause_delay = TRUE;
return TRUE;
}drop_ball
/*
* drop_ball()
*
* The punished hero drops or throws her iron ball. If the hero is
* blind, we must reset the order and glyph. Check for side effects.
* This routine expects the ball to be already placed.
*
* Should not be called while swallowed.
*/
void
drop_ball(x, y)
xchar x, y;
{
if (Blind) {
u.bc_order = bc_order(); /* get the order */
/* pick up glyph */
u.bglyph = (u.bc_order) ? u.cglyph : levl[x][y].glyph;
}
if (x != u.ux || y != u.uy) {
struct trap *t;
const char *pullmsg = "The ball pulls you out of the %s!";
if (u.utrap && u.utraptype != TT_INFLOOR) {
switch(u.utraptype) {
case TT_PIT:
pline(pullmsg, "pit");
break;
case TT_WEB:
pline(pullmsg, "web");
pline_The("web is destroyed!");
deltrap(t_at(u.ux,u.uy));
break;
case TT_LAVA:
pline(pullmsg, "lava");
break;
case TT_BEARTRAP: {
register long side = rn2(3) ? LEFT_SIDE : RIGHT_SIDE;
pline(pullmsg, "bear trap");
set_wounded_legs(side, rn1(1000, 500));
#ifdef STEED
if (!u.usteed)
#endif
{
Your("%s %s is severely damaged.",
(side == LEFT_SIDE) ? "left" : "right",
body_part(LEG));
losehp(2, "leg damage from being pulled out of a bear trap",
KILLED_BY);
}
break;
}
}
u.utrap = 0;
fill_pit(u.ux, u.uy);
}
u.ux0 = u.ux;
u.uy0 = u.uy;
if (!Levitation && !MON_AT(x, y) && !u.utrap &&
(is_pool(x, y) ||
((t = t_at(x, y)) &&
(t->ttyp == PIT || t->ttyp == SPIKED_PIT ||
t->ttyp == TRAPDOOR || t->ttyp == HOLE)))) {
u.ux = x;
u.uy = y;
} else {
u.ux = x - u.dx;
u.uy = y - u.dy;
}
vision_full_recalc = 1; /* hero has moved, recalculate vision later */
if (Blind) {
/* drop glyph under the chain */
if (u.bc_felt & BC_CHAIN)
levl[uchain->ox][uchain->oy].glyph = u.cglyph;
u.bc_felt = 0; /* feel nothing */
/* pick up new glyph */
u.cglyph = (u.bc_order) ? u.bglyph : levl[u.ux][u.uy].glyph;
}
movobj(uchain,u.ux,u.uy); /* has a newsym */
if (Blind) {
u.bc_order = bc_order();
}
newsym(u.ux0,u.uy0); /* clean up old position */
if (u.ux0 != u.ux || u.uy0 != u.uy) {
spoteffects(TRUE);
if (In_sokoban(&u.uz))
change_luck(-1); /* Sokoban guilt */
}
}
}litter
STATIC_OVL void
litter()
{
struct obj *otmp = invent, *nextobj;
int capacity = weight_cap();
while (otmp) {
nextobj = otmp->nobj;
if ((otmp != uball) && (rnd(capacity) <= (int)otmp->owt)) {
if (canletgo(otmp, "")) {
Your("%s you down the stairs.",
aobjnam(otmp, "follow"));
dropx(otmp);
}
}
otmp = nextobj;
}
}Called only by drag_down in ball.c. If the iron ball drags you downstairs, you have a chance to drop items, based on the weight of each item compared to your total carrying capacity.
drag_down
void
drag_down()
{
boolean forward;
uchar dragchance = 3;
/*
* Assume that the ball falls forward if:
*
* a) the character is wielding it, or
* b) the character has both hands available to hold it (i.e. is
* not wielding any weapon), or
* c) (perhaps) it falls forward out of his non-weapon hand
*/
forward = carried(uball) && (uwep == uball || !uwep || !rn2(3));
if (carried(uball))
You("lose your grip on the iron ball.");
if (forward) {
if(rn2(6)) {
pline_The("iron ball drags you downstairs!");
losehp(rnd(6), "dragged downstairs by an iron ball",
NO_KILLER_PREFIX);
litter();
}
} else {
if(rn2(2)) {
pline_The("iron ball smacks into you!");
losehp(rnd(20), "iron ball collision", KILLED_BY_AN);
exercise(A_STR, FALSE);
dragchance -= 2;
}
if( (int) dragchance >= rnd(6)) {
pline_The("iron ball drags you downstairs!");
losehp(rnd(3), "dragged downstairs by an iron ball",
NO_KILLER_PREFIX);
exercise(A_STR, FALSE);
litter();
}
}
}
/*ball.c*/