Jail

jail.toml describes the jail: its map and its cells. The gump of .jail lists the cells by number, and a prisoner arrives on the location of its cell.

map = "felucca"
release = "(1444, 1697, 10)"

[[cell]]
number = 1
location = "(5276, 1164, 0)"

[[cell]]
number = 2
location = "(5286, 1164, 0)"

Field	Meaning
map	The map of the cells: felucca, trammel, ilshenar, malas, tokuno or termur.
release	Where a released prisoner goes when the map it was arrested on is no longer loaded, a Point3D on the jail’s map.
[[cell]]	One per cell, in the order the gump lists them.
number	The number the gump shows; from 1, each used once.
location	Where the prisoner arrives, a Point3D.

The shipped file holds the ten cells of Felucca’s jail, the same ModernUO and UOX3 use, and releases to Britain’s bank as ModernUO does. Eight cells are closed rooms of nine tiles by nine, the last two are twice as wide.

A cell added here needs its chest of rations: one more region in templates/spawns/felucca/jail.toml, as Jail explains.

The file may be missing: the jail is then off and .jail says so.

Scripts read the cells with jail.cells(); see the jail module.

Validation at startup

The server stops at startup when the file exists and:

• it has no map or an unknown one;
• it has no release, or one with x or y outside 0 to 65535 or z outside -128 to 127;
• it has no [[cell]];
• a cell has a number below 1 or one that another cell has;
• a cell has no location, or one outside the same limits.

See also

• Jail: what the jail does.
• Data files overview: file locations, loading order and shared value formats.
• Check your changes: validate edited data before restarting.