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--- zxt:extension:0000a51e:0007 [2022/05/29 14:10] – [Description] asie
+++ zxt:extension:0000a51e:0007 [2022/05/29 14:49] (current) – asie
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 ===== Description =====
-This extension provides OOP commands for controlling the active viewport:
+This extension defines the concept of a "viewport", loosely inspired by Super ZZT.
-  * ''#VIEWPORT [LOCK|UNLOCK]'' - Locks or unlocks the viewport. By default, the viewport is unlocked - this means that movement of the player stat will return focus back to the player. (Whether this also includes failed movement //attempts// is undefined.) Locking the viewport means that player movement will not return focus back to the player.
+This extension also provides OOP commands for controlling the active viewport:
+  * ''#VIEWPORT [LOCK|UNLOCK]'' - Locks or unlocks the viewport. By default, the viewport is unlocked - this means that movement of the player stat will return focus back to the player. (Whether this also includes failed movement //attempts// is undefined.) Locking the viewport means that player movement will not return focus back to the player. If the current stat in focus is the player, a locked viewport will remain in place.
   * ''#VIEWPORT FOCUS PLAYER'' - Returns viewport camera focus to the player. Importantly, this also unlocks the viewport.
   * ''#VIEWPORT FOCUS [target]'' - Centers the viewport camera on the provided target (''SELF'', or a target name).
   * ''#VIEWPORT MOVE [direction]'' - Moves the viewport camera by the specified direction, relative to the center of the viewport, rounded down.
+The following additional rules apply:
+  * If the currently focused stat is removed, and the stat is not the player, the viewport is returned to the player and unlocked as if ''#VIEWPORT FOCUS PLAYER'' were called.
 ===== Implementations =====
 TBD