Automation Housing

You can use the following options with this component: name <name> - sets the name of the component desc <desc> - sets the description of the component size <max size> - sets the maximum size of the objects that can be put in this container weight - sets the maximum weight of items this container can hold transparent - toggles whether you can see the contents when closed preposition <on|in|etc> - sets the preposition used to display contents. Usually on or in. type <type> - sets the lock type that is used to match keys. pick <difficulty> - sets the difficulty to pick the lock on this container. force <difficulty> - sets the difficulty to forcibly open the lock on this container lock <emote> - sets the emote when locked. $0 is locker, $1 is container, $2 is key. unlock <emote> - sets the emote when unlocked. $0 is locker, $1 is container, $2 is key. olock <emote> - sets the emote for the other side of a container when locked. $0 is locker, $1 is container, $2 is key. ounlock <emote> - sets the emote for the other side of a container when unlocked. $0 is locker, $1 is container, $2 is key. locknoactor <emote> - sets the emote when locked by prog. $0 is the container. unlocknoactor <emote> - sets the emote when unlocked by prog. $0 is the container. cables <true|false> - whether this housing can conceal signal cable segments modules <true|false> - whether this housing can conceal automation module items signalitems <true|false> - whether this housing can conceal other signal-capable items Notes: This component is itself the service housing. It reuses locking-container behaviour for access, locking, and legal handling.