6// Licence: Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International or better
7
8// The Basic Configuration Data contains those configuration items that remain the same irrespective of whether the teleporter is set
9// to be a landing zone, or a display panel where the landing zone is offset from its location. Additionally, it contains the flag that
10// determines if this teleporter is a landing zone or a display panel
11==BASIC_CONFIG
12
13// Set the Communications Channel Number
14// This channel number should be the same as the communications channel for the associated Roller Bar. so that the button
15// can control the doors.
16LIFT_COMMUNICATIONS_BASE = 0x7F005432
17
18// Set the Lift Floor Identifier
19// This floor identifier should be one of the following floor identifiers: Ground, Mezzanine, Floor01, Floor02, [...], Floor12, Rooftop.
20// This is required to ensure that the communications address is not the same for adjacent floors, so that the adjacent floors
21// do not suffer from command cross talk.
22LIFT_COMMUNICATIONS_FLOOR = Ground
23
24// The DATABASE_INTERFACE is the Internet site that is controlling the database that holds information about the teleporters. Note that this
25// defines whether the http or https protocol should be used.
26DATABASE_INTERFACE = https://little-sense.au
27
28// The LOCATION_WORLD defines on which virtual world the teleporter is located. This is the first part of the "hop" address of the teleporter
29// location. This value defaults to "DUMMY" if the local world address if not known. In this case, DUMMY should be used in the hop address
30// so that that the teleporter does not attempt to make a jump to a DUMMY world which will fail.
31LOCATION_WORLD = little-sense.au:9000
32
33// The LOCATION_NAME is the name of the location as it will be displayed on the teleporter.
34LOCATION_NAME = Ground Floor - Entrance Level
35
36// The USE_LOCAL_TELEPORT_DATA is the name of the flag that indicates if only the local locations defined in the next section should be// used, instead of using the teleporter database. If TRUE only use local destinations, if false, do not use local destinations and get
37// destinations from the database.
38USE_LOCAL_TELEPORT_DATA = TRUE
39
40// This section contains teleporter destinations that are for this teleporter only. An example of there this may be used is for elevators
41// where the lift area should only be accessible by people using the lift. There can be multiple LOCAL_TELEPORT lines as required. It should be
42// noted that this destinations are deemed to be in the current location only.
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