bulge_family

Bulge families: the set of shapes a garment bulges with. A garment names its family by typepath in its bulge_family var (garment_families.dm).

A family is never instantiated. Its data are vars initialised here and read with initial() from the typepath: nothing is allocated or retained, there is no lookup list, and a read costs about what a datum var read does.

The shapes are named from these vars: "[shapes][half|hard][size][plain|digi]" up to small_cap, in the template sheets (icons/templates, found by templates.dm), and past it one per penis shape, "[shapes][half|hard][size][plain|digi]_[penis shape]", derived at run time from the penis sprites (top_row, hem, contained, curtain and long say how). Those five vars belong to the shapes stem, as a loincloth's worn_icon, worn_icon_state, first_column, last_column, start_x, start_y and drop belong to its drapes stem: what is derived is kept for the round by its name, so the families that share a stem must agree on them (bulge_derivation checks it). Where a family draws another family's shapes by design, it names that family (half_shapes_of, hard_shapes_of, large_shapes_of) instead of repeating them. A garment whose approved look differs from its family's is given a subtype of the family that says how.

Vars
clearance	Skirts whose shaft shows through the cloth have anatomy clearance masks (skirt_clearance.dmi).
contained	Sizes past small_cap (BULGE_SIZE_BIT()) at which the cloth still holds the whole penis below top_row: only its head shows, below the hem when half hard and at the tip facing east and west when hard.
curtain	Sizes past small_cap at which the hard bulge of the human penis hangs a curtain of cloth from the tip down to the hem, facing east and west (every other penis shape is amended there instead: bulge_derive_large()).
drapes	Stem of a loincloth's drape and cut names (both derived at run time: bulge_drape(), bulge_loincloth_cut()).
drop	How far a loincloth's flap drops past its hinge: a penis reaching less far than that has the rest hang below it.
finish	The finish its adaptive palette is computed with (BULGE_FINISH_*).
first_column	The columns (from the left of the tile) of a loincloth's flap facing south: the rows of its drape there.
flaps	Skirts that reveal cut a flap off the cover when hard (skirt_flaps.dmi).
flat_tip_from	Bulge size from which the loincloth's drape has a flat tip; 0 when it never has.
half_cap	Largest bulge size the family has shapes for when half hard; 0 when it never draws.
half_shapes_of	The family whose half-hard shapes (up to small_cap) this family draws, when they are that family's by design.
hard_cap	Largest bulge size the family has shapes for when hard; 0 when it never draws.
hard_shapes_of	The family whose hard shapes (up to small_cap) this family draws by design, with their anatomy clearance and flaps, except at the sizes it has its own of.
hem	The last row they cover it to, the garment's hem over the crotch.
large_digi_forms	Forms (BULGE_FORM_*) whose shapes past small_cap have digitigrade versions; the others draw the plain ones.
large_shapes_of	The family whose shapes past small_cap (one per penis shape) this family draws, by design.
lifted_hem	The cut a hard loincloth takes when its drape stays above the hem facing south (a tentacle's stub).
loincloth	Loincloths lift their flap when hard: the penis shows under a drape instead of a hard bulge. Every loincloth names its drapes, so this is the same as `drapes` being set; it is kept as the plain question.
long	Long legs: past small_cap the cloth holds the whole penis below top_row and never bares the head of a half-hard one, which it presses flat along the thigh, facing east and west.
own_clearance_sizes	Hard sizes at which such a family has its own anatomy clearance.
own_flap_sizes	Hard sizes at which such a family has its own flap.
own_shape_sizes	Hard sizes (BULGE_SIZE_BIT()) at which a family that draws another family's hard shapes has its own shape.
print_cap	Largest size a printed garment of this family has a printed look for. A bigger bulge is drawn from the family's own shapes up to its caps, and stays at this size where the family has none.
printed_patches	Stem of a printed garment's precoloured patches past small_cap (printed_patches.dmi), drawn instead of a print derived from its sprite; null when its prints are derived.
shapes	Stem of the names of the family's own shapes, and of a skirt's own anatomy clearance and flaps; null when it has none of its own.
small_cap	Largest size drawn from shapes that do not depend on the penis shape; past it, a shape per penis shape.
start_x	Where a loincloth's drape starts facing east, the flap's hinge: its column and row. The flap's two columns facing east end there, and its cut facing east and west takes them from that row down.
top_row	The first row (from the top of the tile) the family's shapes past small_cap cover the penis from (bulge_shape()).
worn_icon	A loincloth's own worn sprite and state: its drape's rows facing south and its cuts are taken from it.

Var Details

var
clearance

Skirts whose shaft shows through the cloth have anatomy clearance masks (skirt_clearance.dmi).

var
contained

Sizes past small_cap (BULGE_SIZE_BIT()) at which the cloth still holds the whole penis below top_row: only its head shows, below the hem when half hard and at the tip facing east and west when hard.

var
curtain

Sizes past small_cap at which the hard bulge of the human penis hangs a curtain of cloth from the tip down to the hem, facing east and west (every other penis shape is amended there instead: bulge_derive_large()).

var
drapes

Stem of a loincloth's drape and cut names (both derived at run time: bulge_drape(), bulge_loincloth_cut()).

var
drop

How far a loincloth's flap drops past its hinge: a penis reaching less far than that has the rest hang below it.

var
finish

The finish its adaptive palette is computed with (BULGE_FINISH_*).

var
first_column

The columns (from the left of the tile) of a loincloth's flap facing south: the rows of its drape there.

var
flaps

Skirts that reveal cut a flap off the cover when hard (skirt_flaps.dmi).

var
flat_tip_from

Bulge size from which the loincloth's drape has a flat tip; 0 when it never has.

var
half_cap

Largest bulge size the family has shapes for when half hard; 0 when it never draws.

var
half_shapes_of

The family whose half-hard shapes (up to small_cap) this family draws, when they are that family's by design.

var
hard_cap

Largest bulge size the family has shapes for when hard; 0 when it never draws.

var
hard_shapes_of

The family whose hard shapes (up to small_cap) this family draws by design, with their anatomy clearance and flaps, except at the sizes it has its own of.

var
hem

The last row they cover it to, the garment's hem over the crotch.

var
large_digi_forms

Forms (BULGE_FORM_*) whose shapes past small_cap have digitigrade versions; the others draw the plain ones.

var
large_shapes_of

The family whose shapes past small_cap (one per penis shape) this family draws, by design.

var
lifted_hem

The cut a hard loincloth takes when its drape stays above the hem facing south (a tentacle's stub).

var
loincloth

Loincloths lift their flap when hard: the penis shows under a drape instead of a hard bulge. Every loincloth names its drapes, so this is the same as drapes being set; it is kept as the plain question.

var
long

Long legs: past small_cap the cloth holds the whole penis below top_row and never bares the head of a half-hard one, which it presses flat along the thigh, facing east and west.

var
own_clearance_sizes

Hard sizes at which such a family has its own anatomy clearance.

var
own_flap_sizes

Hard sizes at which such a family has its own flap.

var
own_shape_sizes

Hard sizes (BULGE_SIZE_BIT()) at which a family that draws another family's hard shapes has its own shape.

var
print_cap

Largest size a printed garment of this family has a printed look for. A bigger bulge is drawn from the family's own shapes up to its caps, and stays at this size where the family has none.

var
printed_patches

Stem of a printed garment's precoloured patches past small_cap (printed_patches.dmi), drawn instead of a print derived from its sprite; null when its prints are derived.

var
shapes

Stem of the names of the family's own shapes, and of a skirt's own anatomy clearance and flaps; null when it has none of its own.

var
small_cap

Largest size drawn from shapes that do not depend on the penis shape; past it, a shape per penis shape.

var
start_x

Where a loincloth's drape starts facing east, the flap's hinge: its column and row. The flap's two columns facing east end there, and its cut facing east and west takes them from that row down.

var
top_row

The first row (from the top of the tile) the family's shapes past small_cap cover the penis from (bulge_shape()).

var
worn_icon

A loincloth's own worn sprite and state: its drape's rows facing south and its cuts are taken from it.

bulge_family /datum/bulge_family

Vars

Var Details

var clearance

var contained

var curtain

var drapes

var drop

var finish

var first_column

var flaps

var flat_tip_from

var half_cap

var half_shapes_of

var hard_cap

var hard_shapes_of

var hem

var large_digi_forms

var large_shapes_of

var lifted_hem

var loincloth

var long

var own_clearance_sizes

var own_flap_sizes

var own_shape_sizes

var print_cap

var printed_patches

var shapes

var small_cap

var start_x

var top_row

var worn_icon