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) it might as well not exist. Ye all put in mammoth amounts of time for nerry a shilling. That much is forever clear.More importantly...Shoob wrote:keep in mind also that this will keep on being updated (at least till all the bugs are straightened out), so even though the current version is 2.3.8 (unofficially) there needs to at least be someone to compile a windows version if there is a change, as most people playing tome play on windows (probably). they cant just be ignored. which is why I wanted to try to compile it even though there already is one, so I could do it later... so my challenge would be *do* a windows compile for each (unofficial) release (and a linux and mac too). sources are good, but not everybody know how to do them.
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--- cmd7.c 2010-05-03 12:13:14.942367986 +0200
+++ cmd7.c 2010-05-03 12:15:34.239005668 +0200
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@
switch (power)
{
case 0:
- strnfmt(p, 80, " dur %d", k_info[o_ptr->k_idx].pval2 + get_skill_scale(SKILL_MIMICRY, 70));
+ strnfmt(p, 80, " dur %d", k_info[o_ptr->k_idx].pval2 + get_skill_scale(SKILL_MIMICRY, 1000));
break;
case 1:
strnfmt(p, 80, " dur %d+d20", 10 + plev);
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--- cmd7.c 2010-05-03 12:15:34.239005668 +0200
+++ cmd7.c 2010-05-03 12:37:45.078887502 +0200
@@ -109,6 +109,28 @@
}
}
+static int get_mimic_chance(int mimic)
+{
+ s32b chance;
+
+ call_lua("get_mimic_info", "(d,s)", "d", mimic, "level", &chance);
+ chance *= 3;
+
+ chance -= get_skill_scale(SKILL_MIMICRY, 150);
+ chance -= 3 * adj_mag_stat[p_ptr->stat_ind[A_DEX]];
+
+ if (chance < 2) chance = 2;
+
+ /* Stunning makes spells harder */
+ if (p_ptr->stun > 50) chance += 25;
+ else if (p_ptr->stun) chance += 15;
+
+ /* Always a 5 percent chance of working */
+ if (chance > 95) chance = 95;
+
+ /* Return the chance */
+ return (chance);
+}
/*
* Allow user to choose a magic power.
@@ -248,6 +270,19 @@
/* Always a 5 percent chance of working */
if (chance > 95) chance = 95;
+ /* HACK: Display 'right' fail for mimicry shapeshift fail including the abomination failure */
+ if (!(strcmp(spell.name,"Mimic"))&&(!p_ptr->mimic_form))
+ {
+ object_type *o_ptr;
+ int mimic_fail = 0;
+ o_ptr = &p_ptr->inventory[INVEN_OUTER];
+ if ((o_ptr->tval != TV_CLOAK) || (o_ptr->sval != SV_MIMIC_CLOAK)) mimic_fail = 100;
+ else mimic_fail = get_mimic_chance(o_ptr->pval2);
+ chance = 100 - (100-chance)*(100-mimic_fail)/100;
+ }
+
/* Get info */
power_info(comment, i);
@@ -760,28 +795,6 @@
}
-static int get_mimic_chance(int mimic)
-{
- s32b chance;
-
- call_lua("get_mimic_info", "(d,s)", "d", mimic, "level", &chance);
- chance *= 3;
-
- chance -= get_skill_scale(SKILL_MIMICRY, 150);
- chance -= 3 * adj_mag_stat[p_ptr->stat_ind[A_DEX]];
-
- if (chance < 2) chance = 2;
-
- /* Stunning makes spells harder */
- if (p_ptr->stun > 50) chance += 25;
- else if (p_ptr->stun) chance += 15;
-
- /* Always a 5 percent chance of working */
- if (chance > 95) chance = 95;
-
- /* Return the chance */
- return (chance);
-}
void do_cmd_mimic_lore()
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--- lib/core/auto.lua 2010-05-03 12:12:42.242356601 +0200
+++ lib/core/auto.lua 2010-05-03 13:30:18.035301550 +0200
@@ -810,9 +810,11 @@
function auto_aux:add_child(sel)
-- <rule> and <not> contain only one match
if (auto_aux.rule.label == "rule" or auto_aux.rule.label == "not") and auto_aux.rule[1] then return end
+ if (auto_aux.rule.label == "rule" or auto_aux.rule.label == "equipment") and auto_aux.rule[1] then return end
+ if (auto_aux.rule.label == "rule" or auto_aux.rule.label == "inventory") and auto_aux.rule[1] then return end
-- Only <and> and <or> can contain
- if auto_aux.rule.label ~= "rule" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "and" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "or" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "not" then return end
+ if auto_aux.rule.label ~= "rule" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "and" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "or" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "not" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "equipment" and auto_aux.rule.label ~= "inventory" then return end
-- get it
local r = auto_aux.types_desc[sel][3]()
In my experience; the simplest way to compile on windows is to install cygwin and to use gcc. In general it works like a charm. Just use the proper makefile. Just type make -f makefile.cyg IIRC.AnonymousHero wrote:Yeah, as you've found out, compiling on Windows can be a pain.
I don't really have any way of testing Windows builds, so things may be a bit rough... Any additions to the build instructions for Windows would be welcomed.