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DoomRL => Bug Reports => Topic started by: Mad Daimond on September 26, 2013, 17:02

Title: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: Mad Daimond on September 26, 2013, 17:02
Hello to everyone. My character is just warp in dead end between 4 walls at the start of the level 5. Is it common bug and the game have special command (or something similar) to solve it or not? And i think graphic bug with top of the walls is here... But maybe i was mistakes.
Screenshot is here:
(http://storage1.static.itmages.ru/i/13/0927/h_1380236357_7763910_1d0cb7b201.png)
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: White Rider on September 26, 2013, 17:47
You can move diagonally to move out of your starting area.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: thelaptop on September 26, 2013, 19:07
What White Rider said, for starters, but I'm not seeing any screenshots, so I'm not sure what bug are you talking about.  Did you forget to upload the image?

Edit: Okay, White Rider pointed the image out to me that I had to use another means to get a hold off.  No, it is not a bug -- diagonal paths are valid as well.  It looks dead only because we're using square tiles.

Since you are playing with the graphics mode, you can always try to click on an open space to see if you can get there.  The program will try to auto-route you there, and you will quickly see that diagonal movements are indeed permitted.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: Mad Daimond on September 27, 2013, 20:01
Thanks you very much and sorry for my newbee question). When its happens i was really confused especially because i have some troubles with my NumPad now and cant go diagonally with it. But now i can do this with mouse, thats help a lot.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: UnderAPaleGreySky on September 27, 2013, 23:18
I remember having this issue when I started playing. Problem was, I was on an old laptop with no numpad. This being something like 9.8.something, I was well and truly stuck. :P
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: White Rider on September 28, 2013, 00:31
I remember having this issue when I started playing. Problem was, I was on an old laptop with no numpad. This being something like 9.8.something, I was well and truly stuck. :P

I had this "problem" when I was first learning how to play roguelikes and I chose Angband to start off with. There's a lot of "closed-off" diagonal paths in that, and I was playing on a laptop without a numpad. Fun times.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: ZicherCZ on September 28, 2013, 03:41
Thanks you very much and sorry for my newbee question). When its happens i was really confused especially because i have some troubles with my NumPad now and cant go diagonally with it. But now i can do this with mouse, thats help a lot.
Check the "keybindings.lua" file in your DoomRL install folder (it it works this way on Mac). As the filename implies, you can change the diagonal (and other) keybindings there. I also played on a numpadless laptop, so I had to use this as well.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: thelaptop on September 28, 2013, 03:48
I use vi-keys, but that's only because I'm old.  =(
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: slave on September 28, 2013, 13:31
I wish that the DoomRL release came with some kind of a vi-keys config.

For example there could be a "keybindings-vi.lua" file.
Then there could be a line in "config.lua" below the line
Code: [Select]
dofile "keybindings.lua"which could read
Code: [Select]
--dofile "keybindings-vi.lua" --recommended if your keyboard lacks a numpad
But that's just me being tired of editing "keybindings.lua" every time I redownload DoomRL. That editing is a bit annoying, since I usually make mistakes and have to edit the file multiple times.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.7|G|MacOS X] Just started level in dead-end
Post by: thelaptop on September 28, 2013, 19:49
The repo has vi-keys, and only because I got sick of editing it each time I had to check out the code on a new machine.

If you guys really want it, I can ask Kornel to make that a part of the package.