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Thanks, that does it. get_counters will do it but you can't use the "" matching. get_counters("PADL Phone",0,11) for example.

I'm familiar with the handy get_counters function but it explicitly ignores the counters I'm looking for. How do I get the war item counters? string get_counters(string label, int minTurns, int maxTurns) label: counter to test for. An empty string will match any counter that takes an...

I have this problem with the 14.7 build (I think). When I am playing through remote desktop on windows 7. After logging out of one character I cannot log in as another character by pressing enter, I must click login. Additionally autotext features don't function, such as the saved password...

This script completes the Repair the Elves Shield Generator quest in Spaaaace. It is my first ASH script that does more than "cli_execute" and I'm very happy with it. Assumptions: None? Features: - Configurable options for custom outfits/familiars including the option to trust mafia to...

I think I've got this now. The ! operator only works on things that are or return boolean. I'm used to weakly typed languages, I'll just have to change how I'm thinking about it. Thanks!

ASH doesn't seem to like what I'm trying. I'm trying to do things like this: if(!item_amount(myItem)) doStuff(); if(!equipped_amount(myItem)) doOtherStuff(); if (!adventure(my_adventures(), myLocation())) abort("Something went wrong!"); Can any of these be done or do I have to use...

I second this, I expected tavern to stop at the faucet. Having the option to continue is nice, but I would expect it to stop at the faucet by default.

Thanks, that does indeed that does show the numeric value for the last request. cli_execute("get lastQuartetRequest") works in my .ash script. It is a bit ugly though, is there a better way to reference variables like this in a script? Also, roippi, what game is that? I recognize it but I...

I don't see lastQuartetRequest as a variable or function. I know this post is old, has it been renamed?

Yup! map_to_file revealed the truth! The answer is: day item count 1 seal tooth 1 1 mad train wine 5 1 milk of magnesium 1 1 fortune cookie 15

From the wiki page on take_storage() What would static_pulls.txt look like? day (count, item)? 1 (1, itemone) 1 (1, itemtwo) 1 (5, itemthree) 1 (2, itemfour) I'd just like to be able to run the example on that page, nothing fancy (yet). Also, is there a command for printing a list like...