| 1 | requirements need to be dcoumented: json-sykc, safe:hole, gperf, glib, std::tr1 (::unoredred_map) |
1 | Here are listed some todos which should be looked into sometimes. |
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| 3 | Various bits, in no particular order. This is far from a complete list - |
3 | 07:20:32 -cfbot:#cf- [Incen] that's odd. a pile of dust called "potion" |
| 4 | however it keeps growing as various problems are discovered that |
4 | 07:21:05 -cfbot:#cf- [Incen] it was dust of piercing vision |
| 5 | don't have an easy fix. Some of the things are put here just so my mailbox |
5 | 07:21:20 -cfbot:#cf- [Lina] seems to happen when picked up and unidentified |
| 6 | doesn't overflow. |
6 | 07:21:37 <schmorp> unidentified they are called potions? |
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7 | 07:21:48 -cfbot:#cf- [Incen] ayup |
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8 | 07:22:06 -cfbot:#cf- [Lina] dusts/potions/figurines/balms |
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10 | * is_animated is sometimes written twice when saving, because it must be off when |
| 9 | Known Bugs: |
11 | no animation is set. this does not work, of course, because later the flag is written again. |
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12 | should probably be fixed on load, not on save. |
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| 11 | These are things which don't work as expected, but are difficult enough to |
14 | * IMPORTANT: item_power should be a body slot like other such qualities, |
| 12 | fix that they get put here: |
15 | so they can be sensibly tested against exclusion. Right now, one can |
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16 | equip more than item power allows because it is not checked everywhere |
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17 | (and should not have to be checked, either). |
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| 14 | Make lighting not go through walls. Maybe move it to the 'set_wall' |
19 | * new players lack statistics |
| 15 | function - hard to do so that it is still somewhat efficient yet the same |
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| 16 | light source does not illuminate the same space multiple times. |
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| 18 | If a shop is placed in a random map (special map), the objects below the |
21 | * 21:37:28 -cfbot:#cf- [Drakna] yeah see meditation heals but it eats up food. but if yoiu have no food you can still |
| 19 | shop wall stick around - normally not much a problem, unless it is placed |
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| 20 | in a glory hole (treasure level), in which case coins are now beneath the wall. |
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| 22 | Slaying is sloppy in that it uses strstr. This, an item that has 'slaying |
23 | * IMPORTANT: client structures (ns) seem to never get released ever. |
| 23 | giant' (like holyword of mostrai) will kill ants. strstr matching was most |
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| 24 | likely added to support comma seperated slaying lists (slaying demon,undead). |
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| 25 | However, the code should really insist on exact matching, and if necessary |
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| 26 | break apart the comma seperated list. Probably best to make something like a |
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| 27 | 'does_slay()' function which can be used all over the place (consistent |
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| 28 | behaviour is a good thing). If performance for this becomes an issue, making |
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| 29 | a slaying a set of pointers could be done (char **slaying), and it gets filled |
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| 30 | in at load time, and at save time, gets filled in the opposite direction. |
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| 31 | However, from a simple basis, a check in does_slay() can be done to see if |
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| 32 | slaying does contain a comma, and if not, just do simple strcmp, and only if |
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| 33 | it does does extra work need to be done. MSW 2003-03-28 |
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25 | * IMPORTANT: never-defined archetypes should be flagged as such and a suitable |
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26 | check fucntion should be designed - the same for empty treasurelists |
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27 | and similar stuff. |
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29 | * IMPORTANT: reloading archetypes should create copies of used archetypes, letting |
| 37 | Future feature requests |
30 | existing objects refer to the old archteypoes (for purposes of saving). |
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31 | UPDATE: this is done, but an upgrade of in-memory objects is highly |
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32 | advisable, as well as testing wether reloading actually works :) |
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| 39 | - Change code so that if a player kills another player, he gets no |
34 | * there is no "fire 0" to start firing on yourself as opposed to fire 5 etc. which starts |
| 40 | exp. Perhaps also log number of times a player has killed another player |
35 | firing into a specific direction. fire 0 only fires once (this is a bug, but most clients |
| 41 | so problematic player killers can be more easily tracked. This should |
36 | move firing on yourself on non-shift-kp_5 because servers do not support the shifted |
| 42 | be pretty simple, but is mostly here because I want to re-write the |
37 | semantics). |
| 43 | kill_player for the new skill code, and that should clean things up |
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| 44 | up a bit to make this code easier to put in. |
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| 46 | - Allow possibility of one players magic not harming another player (should |
39 | * /morok_dun/mines1 n world_120_109 does not exist, but the other mine promises a quest |
| 47 | probably be a flag/settings value) - given that most spells are large |
40 | there. be inventive. |
| 48 | area of effect spells, this may make cooperative adventuring easier. |
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| 49 | However, this could be a little odd - if my friend it immune to my fireball, |
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| 50 | shouldn't I be immune to my fireball also? But if that is allowed, you |
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| 51 | now have the case people could cast fireballs on themselves and hit a |
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| 52 | whole bunch of surrounding monsters. Perhaps allow this no damage |
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| 53 | attribute based on different spells, eg, it could be argued that for bolt |
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| 54 | spells you'd aim it so that it doesn't hit your friend, but that same |
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| 55 | claim can't be made for fireballs. Or maybe add something like the |
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| 56 | ability of spells to not take effect to some range, eg, 'cast lightning |
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| 57 | bolt range 6' or the like, in which case it goes 6 spaces before the |
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| 58 | lightning actually starts. |
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| 60 | - Refine blocking of spaces - instead of 'blocks all or nothing', ability |
42 | * victim {cnt:55798339,uuid:<1.149eb6a43>,name:"ice",flags:[0,8,103],type:23}(on /whalingoutpost/misc/frostcavern1@49+16) already dead in hit_player() |
| 61 | to block walking but not flying, block swimming (for future expansion |
43 | sanctuary etc. hits lava-"ice" and kills it in the process. other stuff seems to not work as expected with sanctuary |
| 62 | of oceans). Also, add different LOS blocking for differing conditions - |
44 | hitting items it shouldn't. |
| 63 | if flying, jungles shouldn't block line of sight, but they still should |
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| 64 | if your walking. Also, add seperate blocking (pass) for monsters and |
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| 65 | players, eg, block_monster and block_player. What should probably be done |
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| 66 | is make this a bitmask or the like with multiple possiblities. If the |
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| 67 | object doesn't have another bitmask set, object can't pass through. For |
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| 68 | compatiblity reasons, no_pass should set all the new no_pass_.. bits. |
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| 69 | Note that these bits should also be extended for movement of more than |
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| 70 | just the player, eg, spells, diseases, etc. Thus, you could have something |
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| 71 | like a 'no spell propogation' space - players could still cast spells on |
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| 72 | themselves, but range spells don't go anywhare. |
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| 74 | - Ability for stores to set different prices for goods (eg, remote store |
46 | * can users in theory steal the gems out of their snitchangel pet monsters? |
| 75 | charges more for the services it provides). |
47 | => the nodrop mechanism used for that should also disallow stealing. |
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| 77 | - dm command 'Follow' which lets him see what a player is doing, where he |
49 | * bowmode should offer different capabilities given on level of user |
| 78 | is going, etc. |
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| 80 | - Further control on what players can do on maps/spaces. For example, |
52 | * player_sold 1 still gets added to maps at some point, but server cnanot read it. |
| 81 | prohibit players from shouting, attacking others, issuing tell, |
53 | resolve the situation by either implementing it fully or removing it fully. |
| 82 | etc. |
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| 84 | - Change inscription - instead of looking at range field of the player, |
55 | * climbing, meditating, levitating skills etc. should give you experience per use |
| 85 | have the spell to be inscribed part of the inscription command, eg |
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| 86 | 'inscribe scroll of identify'. |
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| 88 | - If player tries to login with same name/password as a character currently |
57 | * rewrite banish in perl (low priority) |
| 89 | active, drop the old connection and associate the player with the new |
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| 90 | connection. Useful if connection is dropped but server hasn't detected |
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| 91 | it yet. |
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| 93 | - Generalize the code better - split between 'rules' and 'engine'. The engine |
59 | * nekosan snatches the fish, which stays in the playr inventory. |
| 94 | would be the aspect of loading/saving objects, dealing with maps, and |
60 | remove should automaticlaly send esrv_del_item, and nobody else should, |
| 95 | basic object support (exits, levers, etc - things useful for any working |
61 | for inv items. same for ipo. |
| 96 | system). The 'rules' would be the more general genre of the game - |
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| 97 | a science fiction game would have a different set of rules than the |
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| 98 | fantasy game. And even the same genre may have a different ruleset |
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| 99 | (ie, adding new skills). This is sort of like the current server/common |
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| 100 | split, but goes a bit more than that - the engine would be able to compile |
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| 101 | into an executable with the addition of some basic stub functions, |
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| 102 | but playing as such would really just amount to a ghost moving accross |
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| 103 | a world which time is pretty much stopped (as monsters would be in the |
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| 104 | rules side, and not engine). |
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| 105 | - Changing the stat generation system - instead of roll based, give some |
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| 106 | number of points. This makes it easier for players to choose what they |
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| 107 | want to play - otherwise, I think some clients will be written that will |
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| 108 | do this for the players in any case. |
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| 109 | - Change draw_info so that server tells client what type of message it is |
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| 110 | instead of the color. Client can then decide what color to draw it |
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| 111 | or other special handling. |
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| 112 | - Change code so that objects 'spill over' to other spaces if too many |
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| 113 | get piled in one space. |
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| 114 | - More/better maps. Add more quest maps or maps to take advantage of |
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| 115 | newer features (ie, church maps for each god, maps for alchemy quests |
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| 116 | or with rare ingredients, etc) |
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| 117 | - Add some identifier for unique objects so that if the player that has |
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| 118 | a unique objects quits the game, the object goes back into circulation. |
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| 119 | - Add flag to make price of objects not affected by charisma or other |
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| 120 | abilities. This should act like gems do right now (pay 1.03, receive |
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| 121 | 0.97). In this way, gems don't have to be hardcoded, and other items |
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| 122 | could be similarly set. Nuggets should be added to this list - its possible |
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| 123 | to make small amounts of money alchemy silver and then selling the nuggets. |
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| 124 | - Add/change door handling - make them more real life - they stick around, |
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| 125 | can be opened, closed, different keys for different doors, etc. This |
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| 126 | sort of mimics the gate behaviour, except keys may need to open them, etc. |
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| 128 | - Add armor quality, with armor being damaged as it is used. Add repair |
63 | * output-count and output-sync defaults *might* cause delay by one message |
| 129 | shops to go with this. Uncertain if people really like this idea or not |
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| 130 | Further notes from mailing list: |
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| 131 | Item has current quality rating - different items have different max |
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| 132 | ratings - magic would increase its rating. ITem operates normally |
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| 133 | when it has 50%+ of its quality. At less than 50%, item loses |
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| 134 | functionality in a limited fashion (eg, multiply quality percentage |
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| 135 | by two to determine effective abilities in terms of percentage.) |
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| 136 | Item max qualities should be in the same range for most all items, so |
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| 137 | that powerful items given to low level characters get dinged up just |
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| 138 | as fast as their normal items. |
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| 139 | Diminished effects would be handled in fix player. |
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| 140 | Cost to repair based on how damage item is (100 = half cost, |
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| 141 | 0 = full cost). Items can be repaired on pro-rated basis. Repair |
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| 142 | anvils would need to get added. |
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| 143 | Items are damaged based on how much damage player takes - more |
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| 144 | damaging attacks have higher chance to do item damage. Amount of |
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| 145 | damage done to items might depend somewhat on damage done to player. |
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| 146 | Acid attacks would be changed to use this same code - they just |
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| 147 | always damage items at a much higher rate. Different ideas is that |
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| 148 | chance of item damage is fixed, but amount done is based on damage |
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| 149 | sustained. Other idea is that chance of damage is based on |
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| 150 | real damage (percent, square root, other adjustments, perhaps |
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| 151 | ignoring low values), but damage is somewhat constant. |
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| 152 | Should probably be tunables in settings to determine amount of damage |
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| 153 | done to item, and how often item is damaged. |
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| 155 | - Change players draining exp from others. Currently, there are problems |
66 | * arrest => jail, but the jailed player can suicide and will wake up |
| 156 | in that it not adjusted based on levels, so there are various abuses |
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| 157 | draining from low level characters. Also, generally it is not possibled |
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| 158 | to drain exp from monsters. Possible ideas: |
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| 159 | - Change draining from other players to be a ratio of levels (ie, a level |
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| 160 | 10 character draining from level 5 only gets half the exp. |
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| 161 | - Ability to drain exp from monsters (might make drain weapons more |
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| 162 | useful). Maybe have monster lose some portion of the exp he would |
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| 163 | award when drained, and try to adjust level/other stats downward as |
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| 164 | it looses exp? |
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| 165 | - Fix map loading/saving so it can do it over several ticks for smoother |
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| 166 | performance (maybe thread it?) |
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| 167 | - Add adjustments to objects that adjusts chance of skill success. |
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| 168 | Eg, objects the player use may adjust the characters effective level in |
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| 169 | using a skill. Likewise, objects/monsters could have resistances to |
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| 170 | certain skills (eg, skill_resist values). |
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| 172 | - Delete oldest swapped map in case the TMPDIR disk fills up while |
69 | * 2007-02-03 03:49:06.010 loading /opt/crossfire/share/crossfire/maps//navar_city/city1houses (43970) |
| 173 | swapping out a map. To do this, detection of error on save would need |
70 | 2007-02-03 03:49:06.011 Discarding object without arch: texas |
| 174 | to be done (presently, the fputs are done without return value checks.) |
71 | 2007-02-03 03:54:36.926 loading /opt/crossfire/share/crossfire/maps//navar_city/misc/city1mermaid (15753) |
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72 | 2007-02-03 03:54:36.926 Discarding object without arch: event_say |
| 176 | - Seperate weapon speed and real speed for players - one is used for attacking |
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| 177 | only, and the other for movement only. Right now, a characters real speed |
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| 178 | could become the weapon speed when they attack something. |
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| 179 | Make speed more variable for some actions (limit how much can be picked up |
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| 180 | at once, certain skills should take longer than others.) |
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| 181 | - Make monster pick up more intelligent - only pick up items if they may be of |
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| 182 | some use (perhaps base this on int - stupid monsters might pick up everything) |
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| 183 | - Add different dragon scales, in which different types of armor could be made |
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| 184 | from. |
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| 185 | - Add random terrain type square. Idea being you might make something a |
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| 186 | random tree, and when the map is loaded, it chooses a tree random. This |
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| 187 | would allow some variation in maps each time with possibly keeping the bulk |
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| 188 | of it the same (Depending how extensively the random trees are used. |
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| 189 | - Allow transportation objects (ie, horses, carts, dragon, griffins, boats, |
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| 190 | etc.) Flying objects should probably ignore line of sight for most |
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| 191 | objects (you are above the forest or mountains, but then fog should still |
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| 192 | affect things). To do this, a terrain type value probably needs to be added, |
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| 193 | and this acts a bitmask. Thus, transports compare bitmasks to see if |
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| 194 | travel through that is allowed. |
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| 196 | - Change identification handling. Possible idea is to have different levels |
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| 197 | of identification, with low level only showing basic information, and high |
75 | entering instantiated random maps whose meta file is missing freezes the player. |
| 198 | level showing full detail. Skill identification should basically use this, |
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| 199 | with the skill level determining actual level. Depending on level of |
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| 200 | identification, different information may be revealed (value, face, |
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| 201 | name, etc). |
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| 202 | - Allow monsters to be randomly generated on a map without generators (ie, |
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| 203 | orcs show up in forests or whatever.) Uses this as an option to use instead |
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| 204 | of the existing random encounter code. |
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| 205 | - Have monsters potentially attack others if they are damaged by a friend. |
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| 206 | It looks like the code should already allow this, but I think the problem is |
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| 207 | that monster reevaluate their objectives too often, and which time they |
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| 208 | switch back to attacking the player. |
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| 209 | - Allow treasure lists to be specified as part of the objects message |
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| 210 | - Perhaps print out a message shortly before a spell effect is about to end. |
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| 211 | - Rewrite all variables, using own typedefs of type: |
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| 212 | [us]int8, [us]int16, [us]int32 : Variables that should be at least that |
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| 213 | size (is there actually anything that needs to be precisely some size?) |
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| 214 | These typedefs can be set depending on system type. |
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| 215 | - If communication remains the same (keyword matches), |
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| 216 | highlite the keywords or in some way make them more noticable so players |
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| 217 | can know to use them. This is no worse than many commercial games which |
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| 218 | give you just a few choices to choose from to continue a conversation. |
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| 219 | - Statues turning into golems when activated (like doors). |
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| 220 | - Figurine (when a figurine pet dies, it becomes a figurine, and can be reused) |
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| 222 | - Ability to aim at targets not in the front row. This should apply for |
77 | * random speed should result in randomised initial animation face. |
| 223 | most range attacks (thus, in a group of orcs, the ones not immediately |
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| 224 | around the player could still use missile weapons.) |
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| 226 | - Better sound support - instead of having hardcoded events for sounds (eg, |
79 | * example of why a player was kept alive long after having logged out. |
| 227 | button push, door open, etc), sounds should be tied to objects, with some |
80 | those are probably in a player inventory. |
| 228 | number of sound events (eg, object active, object destroyed, object moved, |
81 | 2007-01-23 14:32:17.413 player-scheduler refcnt nulla 2,1 9,9 |
| 229 | objected attacked, repeat forever, random, etc). Information about how far |
82 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.821 owner: {cnt:1291946,uuid:<1,bd23b6aa>,name:"trident",flags:[17,24,111],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 230 | they can be heard (in spaces) should also be contained. When a sound is |
83 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.822 owner: {cnt:741779,uuid:<1,bd1b5193>,name:"throwing dagger",flags:[17,24,98],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 231 | played, then do a simple check to see nearby players, and if one is within |
84 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.824 owner: {cnt:1403336,uuid:<1,bd2569c8>,name:"throwing hammer",flags:[17,24,111],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 232 | potential range, then check for intervening objects (walls). Walls would |
85 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.824 owner: {cnt:1291941,uuid:<1,bd23b6a5>,name:"throwing star",flags:[17,111],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 233 | have some dampening effect, counting for more spaces (something behind a |
86 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.825 owner: {cnt:1294661,uuid:<1,bd23c145>,name:"axe",flags:[17,111],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 234 | wall may sound 5 spaces further away.) |
87 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.828 owner: {cnt:1323712,uuid:<1,bd2432c0>,name:"spear",flags:[17,24,111],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 235 | Exactly how to store the sound information would need to be investigated - |
88 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.828 owner: {cnt:742413,uuid:<1,bd1b540d>,name:"spear",flags:[17,24,74],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 236 | the cheapest in terms of memory would be something like how animations are |
89 | 2007-01-23 14:31:40.828 owner: {cnt:1420216,uuid:<1,bd25abb8>,name:"throwing dagger",flags:[17,24,111],type:15}(on (null)@1+1) |
| 237 | done - have a global array of the sound information. However, sound |
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| 238 | information would be tied pretty closely to object types (eg, if the sound |
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| 239 | info said its used for both apply and destroy, then if some other object |
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| 240 | used that same info, it'd also get that apply and destroy behaviour). This |
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| 241 | is probably good enough - one could make individual sound information |
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| 242 | sequences for the individual parts if those were needed. |
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| 243 | |
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| 244 | - Make the elevation of terrain adjust line of sight. If on the tallest |
91 | * 2007-01-15 03:17:33.547 victim (arch door_look_1, name ice) already dead in hit_player() |
| 245 | mountain, you would be able to see over neighboring mountains and not |
92 | => use debug_desc |
| 246 | get your view blocked. |
93 | => find out whats causing it |
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| 248 | - Change attacktype handling. Currently, attacktypes are just bitmasks, |
95 | * training center (kobold etc.) does not stop working after 30-40min |
| 249 | so if a weapon does 'dam 30' it does 30 dam for all attacktypes it has |
96 | but goes on for 2 hours _at least_. |
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| 251 | The idea is to make an array of dam values for the attacktype, so |
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| 252 | you could have a weapon like 'phys 12, fire 6'. This then gets adjusted by |
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| 253 | appropriate resistances the creature has. |
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| 254 | For attacktypes that are effects (slow, paralyze, etc) dam should be the |
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| 255 | potency of the effect (number of ticks player is effected). |
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| 256 | If an item has multiple dam values set, then it would do damage from all |
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| 257 | the attacktypes (eg, a phys 10 fire 3 is something like a flameblade |
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| 258 | which does mostly physical and a little fire). |
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| 260 | - Improve material code: |
98 | * /mlab/cwdccastleofmarquis3, goto and then charm => very very high cpu usage. |
| 261 | 1) Make material file more readable. Mostly, make it one entry per |
99 | original crossfire: 100% cpu usage => freeze |
| 262 | line (no comma seperated lists), with values 0 by default, so only |
100 | after mapspace::update fix: 40% |
| 263 | values that are different need to be entered. Maybe make materials |
101 | after map protocol optimisation: 15% |
| 264 | archtypes, and then use treasurelist type setup below? |
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| 265 | 2) Remove random material selection from the material file and put it |
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| 266 | elsewhere - basically, more fined grained material control (silver daggers, |
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| 267 | but not silver axes for example). Perhaps the idea of material |
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| 268 | type treasurelists? |
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| 269 | 3) Remove material bitmask. Instead, have a pointer to the actual materialtype |
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| 270 | struct, and determine basis on that (eg, this could burn up, etc). If |
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| 271 | necessary, add some appropiates field to the material struct that |
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| 272 | denote those abilities. |
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| 273 | 4) Suffix to be used for alternative image names and animation sequence |
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| 274 | for objects (eg, dagger.111.gold for example) |
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| 275 | 5) Some way to denote that even though 'materialname' is set, that the loader |
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| 276 | should still do appropriate adjustements for the material. Thus, if a |
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| 277 | person sets the material in the editor, the server will adjust the values |
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| 278 | appropriately. |
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| 279 | 6) Allow for multiple materials in same object. Trickier to do this. |
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| 280 | 7) More hints for materials. Eg, is it a notable material that should be |
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| 281 | included in the object name, or mundane? Likewise, is it a type of material |
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| 282 | that can be reconstituted (metals) or not (wood, stone, etc) |
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| 284 | Improve exit/teleporter code. With tiled maps, it is now desirable to move |
103 | * 2007-01-14 21:15:58.605 Fiery, Wist's fervent pupil was hit by counterspell with counterspell attack. |
| 285 | monsters between those maps, so exits should be able to move monsters. Add |
104 | this is simply counterwall hitting monsters. but why does it happen? |
| 286 | bitmask/flag to exit to denote what it moves - players, monsters, or |
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| 287 | objects. |
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| 289 | Add exp rewarder type object. It's basic properties: |
106 | * 2007-01-15 01:02:00.183 Query_cost: item {cnt:1636781,uuid:<1,a1f0f9ad>,name:"boulder",flags:[17],type:0}(on ?random/d8250dbd970319bd5f35fb4f2b9b46a9@44+34) hasn't got a valid type |
| 290 | 1) amount of exp to reward the player (stats.exp) |
107 | fix once and for all please. a) type 0 is valid b) maybe the boulder should have another type. |
| 291 | 2) Skill to award the exp to (skill field) |
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| 292 | 3) Flag to denote we should teach the player this skill if they don't |
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| 293 | have it (can_use_skill flag?) In this way, rewarders could grant |
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| 294 | skills to the player. |
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| 295 | 4) Different ways to be activated (walk on/fly on, as well as it being |
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| 296 | activated from something that 'pushes' it (aka, magic mouth, button, |
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| 297 | etc)). In the case of another object activating it, the player |
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| 298 | would still need to be on the space the object is on. |
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| 299 | 5) Use the 'slaying' field to denote that if the player has a force in |
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| 300 | his inventory by the same name, he doesn't get the reward, and if |
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| 301 | they don't have such a force, we add one to the player (so you can't |
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| 302 | get the same reward repeatedly). Use something like 'value' or |
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| 303 | other field to denote how many ticks the force lasts for. If value |
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| 304 | is zero, then force never expires |
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| 305 | 6) Use nrof to denote how many times the reward works. Eg, if nrof |
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| 306 | is 1, then once a player uses it, no one else can get that reward |
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| 307 | until the map resets. |
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108 | |
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109 | * animated weapons should come back to the player when he dies/disconnects? |
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110 | 2007-01-14 18:50:07 info: winvirus chats: Could you make it so if you have an |
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111 | animated weapon out and you disconnect, that it'd simply a) fall to the |
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112 | ground or b) return to your inv? Rather than disappearing into the void of |
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113 | nothingness. |
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114 | |
| 311 | These are more features (low priority at that) to be added. Some of these |
115 | * mapinfo command should be handled asynchronously (cause it blocks the server) |
| 312 | may be related to items above, or they may be things that just would not |
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| 313 | add a lot to the game (IMO). |
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| 315 | - Flag so that there is a random chance that an object will or will not appear |
117 | * 16:09 <@schmorp> eigetlich soltle world-overlay nahc world moven |
| 316 | on a map (this is perhaps better handled by treasurelists. Unfortunately, |
118 | 16:09 <@schmorp> ende des themas |
| 317 | treasurelists can not be set in the maps). |
119 | 16:09 <@schmorp> und eigentlich soltlen dort alle leeren maps gelöscht werden |
| 318 | - Ability to have pixmaps set in maps or otherwise be able to load images |
120 | 16:09 <@schmorp> so daß nur maps existieren, die overwirtes enthalten |
| 319 | without having to rebuild the default images. |
121 | 16:09 <@schmorp> erinnert mich dran |
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123 | * map converter |
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124 | elmex: because of the faces and all the other nice things - i guess |
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125 | [HUH?? please specify or remove] |
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127 | * implement no-drop-on-destroy flag (done) |
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128 | for example to remove the specialcases for books that are destroyed |
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129 | and contain spells (should be done) |
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131 | * look at these logs: |
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132 | 2006-09-16 01:38:16 Got unknown value in map header: race human |
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133 | 2006-09-16 01:37:33 invalid type defined in shopitems in string cloak:5;spellbook:35;ring:15;book:28;scroll:25;wand:28;armour improver:2;weapon improver:2;rod:32;potion:10;horn:35;amulet:17;power_crystal:25;gem:0;lamp:-10;*:-90; |
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134 | 2006-09-16 01:37:17 Map darkness for poison on /quests/peterm/FireTemple/Fire2 is too high (6) |
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135 | 2007-01-15 02:46:23.746 winvirus has two money entries of (silvercoin) |
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136 | 2007-01-15 02:46:23.746 winvirus has two money entries of (goldcoin) |
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137 | 2007-01-15 02:46:23.746 winvirus has two money entries of (platinacoin) |
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138 | 2007-01-15 02:46:23.745 winvirus has two money entries of (royalty) |
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140 | * make sure custom keys get saved in same order as they are being loaded. |
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142 | * wishlist: implement buildable "safe floors" for apartments. or make all apartments safe and |
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143 | implement buildable non-safe floors. |
