Open vars_myname.txt (in mafia's data directory) and change the "ocw_f_default" variable to the familiar you would like to use on the Battlefield.
> call scripts\Wossname.ash
Checking for updates (running ZLib ver. : 7)...
_version_zlib => : 7
Checking for updates (running One-Click Wossname ver. 1.5.4)...
_version_wossname => 1.5.4
Internal checkpoint created.
"optimal.txt" loaded (14 steps).
Verifying Wossname progress...
Current step: 1
Completing step 1 of 14...
You have specified a default familiar that you don't have! ('Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot')
Restoring initial settings...
OCW stopped.
Warning: there was a problem equipping your chosen familiar/outfit.
Countdown: 5 seconds...
Countdown: 4 seconds...
Countdown: 3 seconds...
Countdown: 2 seconds...
Countdown: 1 second...
Waiting completed.
Conditions list cleared.
Step 1: Organic Orchard sidequest
You need 2 more lavender candy heart to continue.
You have specified a default familiar that you don't have! ('Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot')
Restoring initial settings...
OCW stopped.
Unable to complete step 1
Restoring initial settings...
OCW stopped.
@noxious: Why?
Did you also change is_100_run to true? This should stop it from trying to change your familiar.
What exactly is a 100 run anyway?
if (!to_boolean(vars["is_100_run"]) && !have_familiar(chosen_f))
die("You have specified a default familiar that you don't have! ('"+vars["ocw_f_default"]+"')");
if (to_boolean(vars["is_100_run"]) || chosen_f == my_familiar()) return (outfit(chosen_o));
return (outfit(chosen_o) && use_familiar(chosen_f));
Searching for 100_run only returned two hits in the code, and I can't seem to fine such a boolean variable in the global variables... am I just supposed to change one of these somehow?
Code:if (!to_boolean(vars["is_100_run"]) && !have_familiar(chosen_f)) die("You have specified a default familiar that you don't have! ('"+vars["ocw_f_default"]+"')");
Code:if (to_boolean(vars["is_100_run"]) || chosen_f == my_familiar()) return (outfit(chosen_o)); return (outfit(chosen_o) && use_familiar(chosen_f));