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Which of course only works if you already have the source and are set up to do local builds, correct? In the other thread there's a mention of mirrors on github.

Logging the image name would be a start. Handling the consumption message and trying to map back to the item sounds excessive.

I just drank a schrodinger's thermos from the item manager booze pane, switched over to the gCLI to see what it was, and saw only the adventures, drunkenness and stats. Can this / should this show what it was transformed into in the log? I didn't have a quantum taco, but would the same apply...

Question: Does the proposed change maintain the current default list, until changed by the user?

That works nicely, thanks!

So I did "play spade": > play spade [17411] Deck of Every Card play X of Spades (4) Encounter: Ten of Spades You are currently in a choice. And then I had to finish in the relay browser. Did I do something wrong?

This seems like something that would be useful to access via daily deeds. So, something like "play x random" would also complete any combats encountered. The cheat option could be a dropdown choice from all available cards, perhaps? With the tradeoff in random and cheat counts being recognized...

It's KoL that limits the number of casts. With full MP at 8306102 and no prior casts today, right-clicked the summon dice skill in the relay browser, entered 999, pressed "Cast". Got 200 dice (recorded by mafia), reduced MP by 1333103 (correct for 200 casts with -2 MP per cast). However, mafia...

It seems (something) is limiting the number of casts to 200. I need to verify if it's KoL tomorrow. So what happens is that mafia thinks that the original requested number of casts was successful, so it has calculated the cost of the next cast based on that, but the real cost was for 200...

we're going to need breadsticks & paremesan...

Yeah, that occurred to me this morning, find jewelry wherever it is, untinker / re-tinker and return it. As for mall use, I found that if I tried to untinker something that I didn't have, mafia would try to acquire the components first. It aborted the script when I carelessly did that and the...

UPDATE: See Another script to relearn jewelry recipes for a better script. Nothing to see here! -------------- Brute force script to re-learn jewelry recipes. Untinkers jewelry found in inventory (1 item), if it can, then recreates it and puts it in the closet when done. Doesn't have...

Sounds like something still needs changing in mafia for this. Once that's taken care of, this sort of script is straightforward. Meanwhile, I suppose it could be done with visit_url() - ? This seems to work: > ashq...

time for a "rediscover your jewels" script, I guess.

Power pill dropped at 10, 12, 15, 14, 11, 15, 15, 14, 11, 13, 14, and then nothing for 50 turns. I've been in aftercore for about two months, so looks like a maximum of 11 a day.

In either breakfast (with the appropriate preference set) or using maxcast with a libram summons (summon dice in this case), the calculated number of casts to be performed is displayed, and then less than that number is actually completed. Example, starting with no previous summons for the...

So the drop rate for power pills will also need spading, I guess.

When I logged in, mafia showed the limited turns remaining of the effect (8388607?), and started counting down from there. Added turns of an effect > 8388607 limit using mafia, then logged out of mafia, then directly into KoL. Both charpane and charsheet count down from the limited value after...

In mafia, I was pushing up turns of Intimidating Mien and Takin' it Greasy past 10M, or so I thought. I think it was over 30M, as displayed by Mafia in the active effects list. When I logged in today, I noticed that they were both around 8M. I sure didn't run millions of turns. So I added...

The toxic beastie at Toxic Teacups scales up to 22222 - 22222 - 16666, with corresponding substat gains. Location details shows 11111 - 11111 - 8333. However, the relay browser shows the right values, agreeing with the Manuel display.