struct

DotPrison::Prison::CalamityRewards

Inherits DotPrison::Consumer < Struct < Value < Object

Constructors

new(table : DotPrison::Table)

Instance methods

counter_damage

counter_damage=(v : Int)

counter_health

counter_health=(v : Int)

counter_security

counter_security=(v : Int)

highest_weather_level

highest_weather_level=(v : Int)

rat_infestation_level

rat_infestation_level=(v : Int)

reward_0

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_1

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_10

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_11

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_2

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_3

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_4

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_5

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_6

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_7

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_8

TODO: Change this to an array or something

reward_9

TODO: Change this to an array or something

table

time_prison_powered

time_prison_powered=(v : Number)

unconsumed

Keys for the associated table that have not been consumed

This may be because they have not been implemented yet, they may have an unknown purpose, or could be part of an unsupported mod

unconsumed_tree

Returns a recursive array of the {class name, key} that have not been consumed

Uses the Consumer::HANDLED_VARIABLES constant, so custom Consumer::consume macro use may not work

Similar to #unconsumed, but travels the whole tree

weather_start_time

weather_start_time=(v : Number)

Nested types

DotPrison::Prison::CalamityRewards::Reward