static void pick_float_exits(vault_placement &place,
                             std::vector<coord_def> &targets);
static void connect_vault(const vault_placement &vp);

    std::vector<coord_def> dummy;

    std::vector<coord_def> &target_connections = place.exits;
    

                                      feat, dummy, 

                                      feat, target_connections, 

    if (target_connections.empty() && place.map.has_tag("mini_float"))
        pick_float_exits(place, target_connections);
        
    if (!target_connections.empty())
        connect_vault(place);

TAGS: mini_float no_rotate

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default-depth: 8-27, !Orc, !Lair, !Swamp, !Shoal

default-depth: D:8-27

syn keyword desDeclarator NAME: ORIENT: DEPTH: PLACE: MONS: FLAGS: default-depth: TAGS: CHANCE: ITEM: KFEAT: KMONS: KITEM:
syn keyword desOrientation encompass north south east west northeast northwest southeast southwest float no_hmirror no_vmirror no_rotate entry pan no_pool_fixup no_monster_gen generate_awake

syn keyword desDeclarator NAME: ORIENT: DEPTH: PLACE: MONS: FLAGS: default-depth: TAGS: CHANCE: WEIGHT: ITEM: KFEAT: KMONS: KITEM:
syn keyword desOrientation encompass north south east west northeast northwest southeast southwest float no_hmirror no_vmirror no_rotate entry pan no_pool_fixup no_monster_gen generate_awake mini_float no_item_gen

default-depth: 12-26

default-depth: D:12-26

default-depth: 12-26

default-depth: D:12-26

Random minivaults are small maps that are placed onto a level that the dungeon
builder has already constructed fully otherwise (the level may include other
vaults).

Random minivaults are small maps that are placed onto a level that the
dungeon builder has already constructed fully otherwise (the level may
include other vaults).

TAGS:    generate_awake, no_item_gen, no_monster_gen, no_pool_fixup, orc_entry

TAGS:    generate_awake, no_item_gen, no_monster_gen, no_pool_fixup, orc_entry,
         mini_float
         

         * "mini_float": applicable only to minivaults, requests that
           the dungeon builder pick random exits from the minivault and
           connect it to the rest of the level, similar to the exit
           behaviour for floating vaults.

         replacements values. Unlike SUBST, however, it allows you to

         replacement values. Unlike SUBST, however, it allows you to

  Minivaults should generally be completely surrounded by one-space of
  floor for accessibility. Minivaults are not handled like regular
  vaults in terms of entry-points: the entry-point glyph @ is ignored
  for minivaults. In general, at least one square of a minivault will
  be reachable from the rest of the level, but there is no way to
  predict which one. If your minivault is intended to be accessible,
  surround it with floor.

  Minivaults can use explicit @ exits, or be completely surrounded by
  one space of floor for accessibility. Alternatively, you can request
  that the dungeon builder pick appropriate exits as it does for
  floating vaults by using the "mini_float" tag.
  

  full-screen vaults and minivaults where it must not, and floating
  vaults where it is optional). All @ will be connected to floor space
  in the rest of the map (multiple @ close together may merge into the
  same exit corridor). Make sure that no part of your entry level can
  be cut off! If no @ is present in a floating vault (and there are no
  doors on the edge of the map, see below), the level builder will put
  one or more on a random floor space '.' at the circumference. Note
  that it is not possible to predict which floor spaces the level
  builder will choose to connect; if you need predictability, use
  explicit @ exits on the edge.

  full-screen vaults where it must not, and floating vaults and
  minivaults where it is optional). All @ will be connected to floor
  space in the rest of the map (multiple @ close together may merge
  into the same exit corridor). Make sure that no part of your entry
  level can be cut off! If no @ is present in a floating vault (and
  there are no doors on the edge of the map, see below), the level
  builder will use one or more random floor spaces '.' or doors at the
  circumference as exits. Note that it is not possible to predict
  which spaces the level builder will choose to connect; if you need
  predictability, use explicit @ exits on the edge.

scroll_margin_x = 4

scroll_margin_x = 2

        default, if the PC's circle of line-of-sight is closer than 4
        squares from the edge, the viewport scrolls. If set at zero,
        the viewport scrolls only when the LOS circle reaches the
        viewport edge.

        default, if the PC's circle of line-of-sight is closer than
        two squares from the edge, the viewport scrolls. If set at
        zero, the viewport scrolls only when the LOS circle reaches
        the viewport edge.

scroll_margin_y = 4

scroll_margin_y = 2

scroll_margin = 4

scroll_margin = 2