> There has been some feedback from others on the development team
> around the tiles:
> "The Rogue Level should ideally be text-mode. It freaks out the
> tiled-version-only players when they first get there, but that
> makes it a good reminder of NetHack's roots."
>
> The other supported tiled ports work this way too. They display
> regular ASCII characters on the Rogue level, just like Rogue did.
-Adds Rogue-level ascii support.
-Also removes unicode support.
Some other build script tweaks as well.
M. Allison
> marked as "placeholder." It is the tile for Neferet the Green,
> a green-colored wizard for the updated Wizard's quest.
It's not great, but the best I can do without her looking like some
sort of Zombie (most of the tiles try to follow rules - dark-green=zombie,
green=gnome, blue=dwarf, etc. in order that the player can recognize the
patterns, rather than concentrating too much on the details).
to make that field unconditional, otherwise
NetHack won't compile without TEXTCOLOR defined.
Also provides at least an interim solution for the has_color()
problem that Warwick pointed out.
Lastly, Archeologists know touchstones.
magic while wearing dragon scales/scale mail were being turned
into random monsters instead of into dragons.
Also
Two items from <Someone>'s list.
Files patched:
include/obj.h
src/mon.c, muse.c, worn.c, zap.c
Ken:
Fix an error in my fix for compression error messages.
No Makefile.src change should be necessary because files.c depends on hack.h,
which "depends" on wintty.h (actually ifdef USE_TRAMPOLI, but the Makefile
doesn't know that).
auto_credit flag; that's what sell_response is for).
follow-up comment from Pat:
This introduces behavior that I consider to be buggy.
You need something separate from sell_response, otherwise if
you answer (a)ll when the shopkeeper still has money you end
up selling everything for credit without being asked when he
runs out of cash in the middle of the transation. Avoiding
that is the reason for the old behavior in the first place.
nethack.allison