security_level

Vars
available_levels	Associative list of security level names -> datums
current_security_level	Currently set security level
Procs
get_current_level_as_number	Returns the current security level as a number
get_current_level_as_text	Returns the current security level as text
number_level_to_text	Converts a number security level to a text
set_level	Sets a new security level as our current level. This is how anything should be changing the security level.
text_level_to_number	Converts a text security level to a number

Var Details

Associative list of security level names -> datums

Currently set security level

Returns the current security level as a number

Returns the current security level as text

Converts a number security level to a text

Arguments:

Sets a new security level as our current level. This is how anything should be changing the security level.

Returns TRUE if there's a change in the level, FALSE otherwise.

Produces a signal: COMSIG_SECURITY_LEVEL_CHANGED. Can use it for world objects that react to the security level being updated. (red lights, etc)

Arguments:

new_level - The new security level that will become our current level
announce - Play the announcement, set to FALSE if you're doing your own custom announcement to prevent duplicates

Converts a text security level to a number

Arguments: