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[Heiko <1164804@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

No, the exit drawing code for *custom lines* isn't agnostic about 
directions and does exactly what daagar is after imho - if I understand 
him correctly.

Am 08.04.2013 18:30, schrieb Stephen Lyons:
> The 2D map drawing is actually agnostic about the "name" or command for
> orthogonal exits which means that implementing code that would, say,
> draw half a line in the right direction for the exits for each room such
> that they would line up for two adjacent rooms in the right physical
> placement and then link the end of those lines if they are NOT in
> adjacent correct positions means more than a trivial revision to the
> (rev 658) code.  :(
>
> I'm just reviewing 659 so can't comment on that yet.
>

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Title:
  Exit lines don't 'anchor' to exit direction

Status in Mudlet the MUD client:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Mudlet 2.1, Win7 x64

  Visual issue in the mapper:

  Consider two rooms connected east-west. If I move the room to the east
  'below' the room to the west, I would expect the connection between
  them to visually be a 'Z' shape, where it is obvious that the exits
  still extend from the east and west respectively.

  Instead, the lines originate from the center of a room. So if I move
  the east-west pair as above, the exit line will visually appear as if
  it extends from the south/north.

  The exit lines should potentially be drawn between the ends of the
  'exit stubs', rather from the center of a room. In the example above,
  this would give the expected 'Z' shape.

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