Tickets, Documents & Papers System
A complete framework for living paperwork inside your world. Tickets, posters, deeds and letters are no longer static textures. They are objects that can be written, marked, displayed, and later removed by those with the right roles.
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Interactive Papers
Tickets can be filled in, stamped, and punched to mark fares or categories. A conductor’s tool carries durability, so every hole has weight.
Documents like deeds and certificates require proper ink or pen to be made official, complete with signatures and titles.
Posters and wanted notices allow image embedding, so faces and events become visible across town.
Simple papers and frames give space for messages, notes, or imagery that players can leave in the world.
Hanging and World Presence
Every finished piece can be hung into the environment as a visible prop, from a nailed-up poster to a letter left behind.
Map markers can be tied to these hung papers, so a wanted notice or a deed is not just decoration but a world signpost.
Expiry timers keep the world clean, allowing notes to fade after days, or persist if made permanent.
Authority and Control
Certain jobs such as sheriff, police, and newspaper have the ability to take down any paper.
Hanging permissions can be restricted to specific roles, or opened so anyone may post.
Duplication rules and stamping ensure that official copies are only possible if marked as such.
Tools of the Trade
Ticket punch: mark entry, no adult or adult fares, halves and fulls.
Stamp and ink: authenticate deeds, validate tickets, or seal a poster.
Pen: the everyday tool for filling in names, notes, and signatures.
Durability system: tools wear with use, giving weight to every mark and creating demand for maintenance or replacement.
This system turns paperwork into physical culture. A conductor’s ticket, a sheriff’s warrant, a rancher’s deed, a wanted poster nailed to the wall — each becomes an object that can be written, carried, and placed into the world for others to see.
