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Oh, well, I meant there is no easy built-in way. If you are talking about programming your own tool for editing the .ITM lump, yes that is possible. The documentation for the ITM lump is here: http://rpg.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/ITM Also, the nohrio python library already has at least partial su...

While we are waiting for our equipment, would you mind demonstrating the magic rod you lent us? I understand we can contact you once per day if we hold it in the noon sun and speak your name, but you said that you could also contact us via the rod at any time of day wherever we are. Would you mind ...

No, unfortunately there is no way to mass-add items.

Beardthar opens his eyes, smiling. He hums a old funeral chant that was used in the village near the mine where he grew up. He is imagining the Quartermaster's funeral, in which everybody agrees they don't miss him, and chocolate-truffle-cake is served. Let's eat, and sleep, and embark refreshed ear...

Mineways sounds so cool!
I played with it a little, but I haven't attempted to have anything printed yet.

Also, I found a *much* nicer map rendering tool, pigmap. Here is our world map in Google Maps format: http://minecraft.hamsterrepublic.com/ohrss/ (you have to zoom in a bit before you can see it)

I haven't had a lot of free time, and I have barely worked, a little pixel art and a little scripting. I'll probably enter what I have before the deadline regardless of whether it is gamelike at the time.

And up-front, i will say that I cheated by starting about a week early :)

Beardthar closes his eyes, and silently imagines that they are all pounding the quartermaster with their fists, and that the equipment he is about to bring is the treasure they are liberating from the monster's den. He resolves to keep his eyes closed to preserve this fantasy until the equipment has...

Remind me who this HotOHR character is HotOHR is short for "Heart of the OHRRPGCE" which is a contest that we did a couple years ago, and that we are doing again this year. The timeframe overlaps with your contest, and I think the rules will be compatible, so some people might want to ent...

His already reddish face reddening further,

Beardthar, mumbling to himself wrote:Thought it might be dragon scales.... or wooden splints... don't see why you have to be so...

And then as brightly as he can muster

Beardthar wrote:Just the quarterstaff and the hide armor!

Okay! This definitely sounds like the short-midi-crash bug.

I examined the troublesome bam file. It appears to be corrupted somehow, so when it gets converted to a mid file the result is extremely short and loops every fast, and triggers bug 722 and/or bug 797 (they are probably the same bug)

Thanks! The slowdown occurs on maps # 23, 24, and 25. It doesn't seem to happen anywhere else I've tested yet. If you have a second could you just look through any general bitsets in the RPG file on those maps to see if there's anything suspect that I could try fixing? I personally didn't see anyth...

I was just testing on my Linux box, and I could not reproduce the crash or the slowdown with either the current nightlies or Zenzizenzic. That means this could be a windows-only bug, and I will test further as soon as I have both some free time and and access to a Windows 7 box simultaneously :)

Beardthar begins nervously gathering his beard into a protective braid.

Beardthar wrote:What material are the scale mail and the splint mail made from? Are they made of metal? How heavy are they? Light? Medium?

I got the debug copy, and I will chjeck out the slowdown as soon as I get a chance.

How old was the old version that didn't run on Windows 7? Was it a DOS version? I would expect anything newer than Hasta-la-qb to work okay on Windows 7

Could somebody send me a save game right before the crash?