Ash access to "Advs Used:"

[Ethelred]

Is there an ash function to access the "Advs Used:" displayed in the session results section of the Mafia Main Interface window? I can't seem to find it. I can find turns used this ascension and turns used since the beginning, but not turns used today. Tried checking for a pref, but came up blank there as well. Perhaps due to my own lack of creativity. Thanks for any help with this.

 

[lostcalpolydude]

That is not available. Currently there is just my_session_meat(), which was only added 2 months ago.

 

[Pazleysox]

Is there an ash function to access the "Advs Used:" displayed in the session results section of the Mafia Main Interface window? I can't seem to find it. I can find turns used this ascension and turns used since the beginning, but not turns used today. Tried checking for a pref, but came up blank there as well. Perhaps due to my own lack of creativity. Thanks for any help with this.

There's actually a way to do it, but it's a little complicated. I figured out it will only work by running 2 seperate scripts. 1 you have to run before you use any turns.

// use this script before you use any turns
void main()
{
 string[int] thing;
 thing[0]=my_adventures();
 map_to_file(thing,"my_adventures");
}

This will create a file called "my_adventures", and store your current number of adventures. If you want to remember what you started with, always run this first.

//use this script whenever you want to recall what you started the day with, and what you currently have left
void main()

{
 string[int] thing;
file_to_map( "my_adventures.txt" , thing);
for i from 0 to (count(thing) - 1) {
   print("Started day with " + thing[i] + " turns.  Currently have " + my_adventures());
}}

This will print out the data stored in the file "my_adventures.txt", and tells you how many adventures you currently have. You will have to do the math by yourself.

If there's another way to do this, it's completely beyond me!

 

[cheesecookie]

That assumes you don't gain any adventures.

if(get_property("_turncount").to_int() == 0)
{
    set_property("_turncount", my_turncount());
}

...

int spent = my_turncount() - get_property("_turncount").to_int();
print("You spent: " + spent + " turns today. Terrible!", "red");

 

[xKiv]

_properties are reset by rollover, not by session
You would have to set it to 0 manually in a loginScript if you really want *session* adventure used.

 

[cheesecookie]

_properties are reset by rollover, not by session
You would have to set it to 0 manually in a loginScript if you really want *session* adventure used.

The original post did ask for turns used today. Although, it did refer to a session results section. But yeah, they could adapt it for a close session approximation.

 

[Ethelred]

_properties are reset by rollover, not by session

You would have to set it to 0 manually in a loginScript if you really want *session* adventure used.

The original post did ask for turns used today. Although, it did refer to a session results section. But yeah, they could adapt it for a close session approximation.

I did mention session results, but I generally play all my turns for the day in a single session. So I was lumping the two together, which led to some confusion. I ended up adopting an approach similar to that suggested by cheesecookie, which satified my needs. Thanks to all those who supplied suggestions and sorry for posing a somewhat ill-formed problem.