Ability to prevent "leaky" hurtfloor damage in PowerIronFeet

[Marisa the Magician]

What it says on the tin. As it is, this feature is entirely hardcoded on the native side, but it would be preferable to allow modders to avoid it entirely.

Could perhaps be implemented using the Powerup.Mode property, though I wouldn't know exactly what to name it.

[Xtyfe]

This is how I've done it in ZScript. It depends on the hardcoded damagetypes that are used for damaging floors. For this to work, it also depends on these damagetypes not being used for any other reason which is normally not the case in vanilla. (For example, I had to change the archviles attack damagetype to something other than fire)

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Class XtPowerEnvironmentSuit : PowerIronFeet
{
	Default
	{
		Powerup.Duration -60;
		Powerup.Color "00FF00", 0.25;
		+INVENTORY.ADDITIVETIME
	}

	override void AbsorbDamage (int damage, Name damageType, out int newdamage)
	{
		if (damageType == 'Fire' || damageType == 'Slime' || damageType == 'Drowning')
		{
			newdamage = 0;
		}
	}

	override void DoEffect ()
	{
		if (Owner.player != NULL)
		{
			Owner.player.mo.ResetAirSupply ();
		}
	}
}

I know this is not the same as what is being asked for here though. I would prefer your way if it ever ended up in GZDoom of course

[Enjay]

I would be nice to have a fully Lava-tight suit. TBH, the leaky damage has always annoyed me a bit.

[Marisa the Magician]

I've made a pull request for the change. As documented there, by default the powerup will have "Normal" mode, and "Full" will be available to block out any chance of leaky damage.

[Xtyfe]

Ohh! Thank you for this. Far better than my hacky method

[Major Cooke]

Not to mention mappers can put in custom damagetypes now for the damaging floors. That or terrain definitions. So this is much better.