View source for Scenery Data

There are some things you may need to know about how the game uses [[Scenery]], particularly if you want to add new scenery, change where it appears, how it looks, or how it behaves!


=Tags=
The main thing to understand is Tags! Scenery is placed into missions by the [[MissionBuilder]] almost entirely based on its tags. When the mission builder wants to place a piece of furniture, it will make a query based on tags. That will be somthing like <nowiki>["forest", "exterior", "floor"]</nowiki>

===Primary Tags===
* '''focalPoint''' is a large piece of scenery that will be a visual and thematic focus
* '''floor''' is a small or large piece of scenery that can show up pretty much anywhere
* '''lamp''' is a light source
* '''lampOff''' is a light source that's not lit
* '''barricade''' is a defensive structure
* '''setPiece''' non-interacive, appears outside the playable area, adds flavor
* '''setPieceCeiling''' non-interacive,  appears outside (or maybe also above??) the playable area.

also chair? maybe?


===Location Tags===
* interior - can appear indoors, or in civilized/structured areas
* exterior - can appear outdoors

===Environment Tags===
See: [[Biome]] (Environment)
* '''forest'''
* '''field'''
* '''foothills'''
* '''swamp'''
* '''town'''
* '''cave'''

===Station Tags===
e.g. '''forge''', '''library'''
See: [[Station]]

=Length Range=
How big or small this scenery can appear on the map! This is real important!

=Aspects=
This affects in-game stuff. How the scenery is interactable, or not, what happens when you interfuse with it, if you can?

=Appearance Stuff=
todo colors, scale, stuff...

=Misc Other=
shadow, submerge...

[[Category:Modding]]