To download this demo for your Linux/Mac installation, enter this on your command line:
DreamDownload byond://PopLava.MapCloning##version=1
Emulator users, in the BYOND pager go to File | Open Location and enter this URL:
byond://PopLava.MapCloning##version=1
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Version 1.1
Date added: | Feb 12 2012 |
Last updated: | Feb 20 2012 |
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This example shows how easy it is to clone maps with the SwapMaps library. You can dynamically generate maps from templates, randomize them, delete them, and teleport between them.
2/20/2012 - v1.1
- Minor tweaks to clean up source code per feedback.
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I apologize. It wasn't a big mistake, but a lot of DM programmers might find it a bit redundant, especially since a lot of them aren't used to the exposure of other languages.
That's fine. I didn't say your prefixing style was wrong, everyone has their own style of formatting their code.