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Back in 2000 "Pat Rankin" wrote: > From a user (in a message which had several unrelated things): > > > I think the colour of silver dragon scales / scale mail should not be > > SILVER (which is not a colour), but HI_SILVER. Of course the colour of > > silver dragons would have to be adjusted to match this. > > I don't normally have access to a color display, so I hadn't noticed > that silver dragons are CLR_BRIGHT_CYAN. It is pure coincidence > that material SILVER happens to have the same numeric value as that. > Is bright cyan intentional, to make them distinguishable from gray > dragons (since color HI_SILVER is defined to be the same as CLR_GRAY)? > Or was it done for the monsters just because the corresponding objects > accidentally had the wrong value? It seems to me that they ought to > be the same shade of silver (ie, gray) as other silver things, even > if that makes them look identical to gray dragons. Using the material value SILVER in the "color" field was wrong, no matter what the reason. I suspect it was probably a mistake originally. This patch does not alter the displayed colour for the bug-fix release, but does correct the misuse of the material.
53 lines
1.5 KiB
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53 lines
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/* SCCS Id: @(#)color.h 3.4 1992/02/02 */
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/* Copyright (c) Steve Linhart, Eric Raymond, 1989. */
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/* NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details. */
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#ifndef COLOR_H
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#define COLOR_H
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/*
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* The color scheme used is tailored for an IBM PC. It consists of the
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* standard 8 colors, folowed by their bright counterparts. There are
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* exceptions, these are listed below. Bright black doesn't mean very
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* much, so it is used as the "default" foreground color of the screen.
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*/
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#define CLR_BLACK 0
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#define CLR_RED 1
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#define CLR_GREEN 2
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#define CLR_BROWN 3 /* on IBM, low-intensity yellow is brown */
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#define CLR_BLUE 4
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#define CLR_MAGENTA 5
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#define CLR_CYAN 6
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#define CLR_GRAY 7 /* low-intensity white */
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#define NO_COLOR 8
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#define CLR_ORANGE 9
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#define CLR_BRIGHT_GREEN 10
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#define CLR_YELLOW 11
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#define CLR_BRIGHT_BLUE 12
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#define CLR_BRIGHT_MAGENTA 13
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#define CLR_BRIGHT_CYAN 14
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#define CLR_WHITE 15
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#define CLR_MAX 16
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/* The "half-way" point for tty based color systems. This is used in */
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/* the tty color setup code. (IMHO, it should be removed - dean). */
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#define BRIGHT 8
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/* these can be configured */
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#define HI_OBJ CLR_MAGENTA
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#define HI_METAL CLR_CYAN
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#define HI_COPPER CLR_YELLOW
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#define HI_SILVER CLR_GRAY
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#define HI_GOLD CLR_YELLOW
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#define HI_LEATHER CLR_BROWN
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#define HI_CLOTH CLR_BROWN
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#define HI_ORGANIC CLR_BROWN
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#define HI_WOOD CLR_BROWN
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#define HI_PAPER CLR_WHITE
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#define HI_GLASS CLR_BRIGHT_CYAN
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#define HI_MINERAL CLR_GRAY
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#define DRAGON_SILVER CLR_BRIGHT_CYAN
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#define HI_ZAP CLR_BRIGHT_BLUE
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#endif /* COLOR_H */
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