Recent content by Vandermonde

Oh. In that case, I recommend this farming calculator script (attached). The only problem is for some reason mafia fails to interpret it if it's been opened before, but I now know that's not a problem. :) Roippi edit: malicious scripts are NOT OKAY. Even as a joke. This will be your first...

Thanks for the replies! I hope the reason #3 hasn't been implemented isn't some stupid prank like that. (Don't people look over the script before using one? But I guess I can understand how someone might develop that complex from, say, bumcheekascend.) Kudos for the chatbotScript, though...

If this is the wrong spot, feel free to move this. Why _raindohCopiesMade but spookyPuttyCopiesMade? I was hoping this might be some use, but it wasn't (not that I can blame anyone for feeling like writing it). I take it something special happens if you have both (like the maximum values...

Dunno about Twin Peaks, but visiting the tower after finishing the bridge creates an entry in the Quest Log with the other two items.

This isn't anything new, but I finally motivated myself to post it here. The following examples are in AoJ under r11983, but nothing relevant should've changed since then. > make meatloaf Verifying ingredients for meatloaf helmet (1)... Verifying ingredients for basic meat helmet (1)...

I can't be sure about always, but it has never failed since I started looking for it (which is admittedly recent =P) and I just did it with a fresh mafia on a minimally equipped character. Also manually equipping a single item in the relay browser seems to trigger the error if it helps. Gotta...

OK, update: it seems I was wrong about the error being random. I've tried several things and putting on a custom outfit in the relay browser seems to trigger it consistently (dunno about other types of request).

Title says it all.

Couldn't find this issue if it's already here -- for what it's worth I did read this. I nearly always get the 'Using X doesn't make anything interesting' message as a delayed reaction following each auto-creation that [use]s an item. It looks like this (taken from the console): > summon...

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I have lots of scripts and probably more suspect colors. You're probably right, though; it shouldn't be too bad once I actually do it.

I know it takes color codes; it's just that it's a pain to replace all of them.

Title says it all. More specifically, unrecognised colors are treated as black. I know there are things like LightGoldenRodYellow, but this was kind of surprising.