objlib.h

The Hugo Object Library defines some of the base classes used in many games. It is automatically included by the hugolib.h file (The main file of the Hugo Standard Library.)

Object	Description	Notes
room	Defines the basic room object, gives it light and makes it static so that it cannot be picked up and taken.
character	Basis for a male NPC (Non-Player Character)
female_character	Basis for a female NPC.
player_class	Defines the Player Character (the character that is controlled by the gamer).
door	Defines a door which also handles knowing which side the player character is on when he/she goes through.
direction	The base class used to hold the compass directions used in the game. It also handles the direction objects (n_to, e_to, etc…)
scenery	Defines a scenery object, it does not get listed in the room contents because the library assumes that it was mentioned in the room description.
component	A component class is an object that is part_of another object. (such as adding a lever to a machine)
vehicle	The basic vehicle class defines ridable objects such as cars, trucks, airplanes, horses, etc…	If you are going to use this object, be sure to set the USE_VEHICLES flag.
plural_class	Defines a plural name for objects so the player can give commands such as Take the toys. and have the game understand that the ball, airplane and rubber duckie are all to be taken together (because they are all part of the toy class that the author defines.	If you are going to use this object, be sure to set the USE_PLURALS flag.
identical_class	Similar to the plural_class but for items that are considered identical (such as coins, or sporks, or whatever)	If you are going to use this object, be sure to set the USE_PLURALS flag.
attachable	Defines an object that can be attached to other objects.	If you are going to use this object, be sure to set the USE_ATTACHABLES flag.