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Aside from standard properties like damage and weight, items, objects, and creatures can have miscellaneous other properties that affect how they behave. | Aside from standard properties like damage and weight, items, objects, and creatures can have miscellaneous other properties that affect how they behave. | ||
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===Organic=== | ===Organic=== | ||
For modding purposes, this property corresponds to having a zero <code>Inorganic</code> integer property. | For modding purposes, this property corresponds to having a zero <code>Inorganic</code> integer property. | ||
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===Occluding=== | ===Occluding=== | ||
Occluding objects are objects that block a character's field of view. Objects that are occluding also block non-seeping gases from passing through their tile. In terms of AI, even though the enemy knows their target is behind an occluding object, and the object does not block bullets, they will still refuse to fire until they are able to see their target again. Occluding items can also prevent NPCs from witnessing the player stealing an object. The most common classes of objects that occlude light are [[:Category:Walls|walls]], trees, and [[brinestalk]]. A portable occluding item is the {{favilink|plastic tree}}. | |||
Occluding objects are objects that block a character's field of view. Objects that are occluding also block | |||
This can be set on an object by adding <code>Occluding="true"</code> in the object's <code>Render</code> part. | This can be set on an object by adding <code>Occluding="true"</code> in the object's <code>Render</code> part. | ||