network_card
Vars | |
ethernet | Hard-wired, therefore always on, ignores NTNet wireless checks. |
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identification_id | Identification ID. Technically MAC address of this device. Can't be changed by user. |
identification_string | Identification string, technically nickname seen in the network. Can be set by user. |
long_range | Long-range cards have stronger connections, letting them reach relays from connected Z-levels. |
proxy_id | If set, uses the value to funnel connections through another network card. |
Procs | |
get_network_tag | Returns the resolved string identifier of this network card |
get_network_tag_direct | Returns the actual string identifier of this network card |
get_route | Returns a list of all network cards this connection passes through before terminating. Argument is a safety parameter for internal calls. Don't use manually. |
get_signal | Returns the resolved signal strength, accounting for proxies |
get_signal_direct | Returns the signal strength directly to NTNet for this card. 0 - No signal, 1 - Low signal, 2 - High signal. 3 - Wired Connection |
validate_identificator | Validates identificator name |
Var Details
ethernet
Hard-wired, therefore always on, ignores NTNet wireless checks.
identification_id
Identification ID. Technically MAC address of this device. Can't be changed by user.
identification_string
Identification string, technically nickname seen in the network. Can be set by user.
long_range
Long-range cards have stronger connections, letting them reach relays from connected Z-levels.
proxy_id
If set, uses the value to funnel connections through another network card.
Proc Details
get_network_tag
Returns the resolved string identifier of this network card
get_network_tag_direct
Returns the actual string identifier of this network card
get_route
Returns a list of all network cards this connection passes through before terminating. Argument is a safety parameter for internal calls. Don't use manually.
get_signal
Returns the resolved signal strength, accounting for proxies
get_signal_direct
Returns the signal strength directly to NTNet for this card. 0 - No signal, 1 - Low signal, 2 - High signal. 3 - Wired Connection
validate_identificator
Validates identificator name