Feature - Implemented Recognizing fullness in unknown food.

[Erich]

Ingesting a slice of pizza didn't update my fullness counter in mafia, so I'm guessing it's not implemented yet, which is fine (r11850). But I was wondering why that was, since it tells you "You gain 1 Fullness" (does it tell you that when fullness counter is turned off?). Is there a way for mafia to recognize new consumptions even if the item isn't in the text yet, based on the "You gain..." message?

 

[Yendor]

TPTB have just decided to have food display its size in its description, so that would do it. Mafia would still need to parse the "You gain X Fullness" line for things like s'mores or quantum tacos.

 

[Erich]

TPTB have just decided to have food display its size in its description, so that would do it. Mafia would still need to parse the "You gain X Fullness" line for things like s'mores or quantum tacos.

I literally saw that update after you posted this, so that makes me quite happy. Thanks for pointing it out!

 

[lostcalpolydude]

"You gain X fullness" was only displayed with the setting on, last I checked.

 

[roippi]

r11867. This touches on more complex issues so there will likely be some double-counting bugs that spring up from this.

Does enabling the fullness display cause a "you gain X fullness" message when consuming sushi?

Does enabling the fullness display cause a "you gain X fullness" message when eating at a cafe (like chez snootee)?

 

[roippi]

I know everyone's doing the new challenge path now, but can anyone answer either of the two above questions? I can't close this until I know the answers to them.

 

[heeheehee]

You do not get a "you gain X fullness" for sushi, fullness display enabled or not.

You do get a "you gain X fullness" when eating at Chez Snootee with the fullness display enabled (but not with it disabled).

 

[Winterbay]

I can check tomorrow for the sushi at least (have a multi that is mainly fooling around in the sea).

 

[roippi]

Cool thanks guys.

Chances are cafe requests get double-counted right now. I'll need to do some refactoring to fix that, it's not straightforward.

 

[roippi]

r11885 does that, wasn't terribly complicated after all.

If people could be extra vigilant about fullness being properly updated, that would be good - there's a chance new double-counting/not-counting bugs popped up from this. (new bugs can go in new threads)