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#*
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#* Role PlayingDB V2.0 by Deepwoods Software
#* ------------------------------------------------------------------
#* tricktrap.hh - TrickTrap GUI
#* Created by Robert Heller on Mon Apr 19 16:16:37 1999
#* ------------------------------------------------------------------
#* Modification History:
#* $Log: tricktrap.hh,v $
#* Revision 1.2 1999/05/18 22:46:58 heller
#* Spelling checks.
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#* Revision 1.1 1999/04/20 13:24:36 heller
#* Initial revision
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#* Contents:
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#*
#* Role Playing DB -- A database package that creates and maintains
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#* spells, and playing environments.
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#* $Id: tricktrap.hh,v 1.2 1999/05/18 22:46:58 heller Rel1 $
0 Trick / Trap Data Object Editor GUI Window
The TrickTrap Data Object contains information about tricks and traps
that the game master has scattered about the playing environment. These
tricks and traps generally protect treasures, but sometimes are just
there to keep the players on their toes.
The Trick / Trap Data Object Editor GUI Window contains entries to edit all
of the set able fields in a Trick / Trap Data Object as shown below.
{TrickTrap.ppm}
The set able fields include:
[Name] The name of the trick or trap.
[Type] The type of the trick or trap.
[Description] Descriptive text describing the trick or trap.
In addition to the data entry fields, there are buttons to load and save
the data object and to set or change its picture (GIF file).
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