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Quick questions thread!
Bloax:
Ah, yes. I forgot all about that.
Updated.
Game Hunter:
--- Quote from: Zarin on October 26, 2011, 22:04 ---It seems that Shielded Armor is indestructible. Can anyone add that to Wiki?
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As a matter of fact, you could add it yourself! That's why it's a Wiki and not just a webpage with information on it. Use this page to log in with your forum name/pass, at which point you can get started fixing anything that's inaccurate or missing.
Overall, questions pertaining to the Wiki should be directed to this thread.
Be26:
I didn't think this merited a new thread but, basically, I'm colourblind and I need some help. To whit I had no idea bridges existed until just now, and I found that out completely by accident - I walked onto one accidentally, thinking it was acid, then realised my health wasn't decreasing. The 'bridge' floor tile and the 'acid' floor tile look identical to me. Is there a fix for this?
Game Hunter:
--- Quote from: Be26 on October 27, 2011, 10:49 ---I didn't think this merited a new thread but, basically, I'm colourblind and I need some help. To whit I had no idea bridges existed until just now, and I found that out completely by accident - I walked onto one accidentally, thinking it was acid, then realised my health wasn't decreasing. The 'bridge' floor tile and the 'acid' floor tile look identical to me. Is there a fix for this?
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I know that there's a colorblind mode you can activate in the config.lua file, which may help with this sort of thing.
Assuming you have colorblind mode turned on and there are still no good indicators, you could mess around in the color.lua file (ironically enough) and set key features (like bridges) to black, which will visually erase them from the screen. In this way you should be able to distinguish between tiles with the same ASCII character. (To set colors in color.lua you'll need to know an object's string identifier, all of which can be found here. The bridge sID is simply "bridge".) If you need help figuring out how to work with color.lua, feel free to ask here again.
Matt_S:
The answer is probably "no", but I'll go ahead and ask. If you have Whizkid 2, can you make a basic assembly using an assembled item? The wiki doesn't explicitly say that you can't, but since it does mention that you can make basic assemblies for the uniques that can be modded, I would guess that it can't be done.
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