Game Development: Inventory work.

[jorb]

1) You only leave theft clues when you actually take something from a container. Merely looking leaves a trespassing clue.

2) Crime scents can be compared. Hold a scent, right click on another scent, and the game will tell you if they were left by the same perpetrator.

3) Stolen items can be tracked. Quite simply. The tracker points to the person/basket/container/house/mine/whatever that holds the item.

4) Stuff(tm) can't be placed on the black nil tiles indoors.

5) We're working on something nice. You'll be able to figure out what if you take a good look around.

That's about it.

[Jfloyd]

So, what about the cupboards already in the black areas?

[kedrigh]

what about stuff going onto mouse cursor for no particular reason?

[jorb]

So, what about the cupboards already in the black areas?

The Kraken will eat them.

what about stuff going onto mouse cursor for no particular reason?

Right. That now only happens when you pick up stuff from the ground, not when digging, crafting or whatever.

[Jfloyd]

So, what about the cupboards already in the black areas?

The Kraken will eat them.

So...was that sarcastic, or should I be worried and start moving my items?

[Dwarfu]

Yay! Demon muskox!

Wait, that isn't it?

[jorb]

Yay! Demon muskox!

Wait, that isn't it?

The cows have indeed been replaced with 'Aurochses'. Cows are, after all, tamed animals that do not exist in the wild.

[Caradon]

Yay! Demon muskox!

Wait, that isn't it?

The cows have indeed been replaced with 'Aurochses'. Cows are, after all, tamed animals that do not exist in the wild.

Nope. Cows are female bulls. Bulls are Aurochs, Auroch = bovine. And female bovine are naturally complacent animals, Bulls are defensive.. That's what the term Ornery bull comes from.

[jorb]

Nope. Cows are female bulls. Bulls are Aurochs, Auroch = bovine. And female bovine are naturally complacent animals, Bulls are defensive.. That's what the term Ornery bull comes from.

Nope.

The aurochs or urus (Bos primigenius) the ancestor of domestic cattle, was a type of huge wild cattle which inhabited Europe, Asia and North Africa, but is now extinct; it survived in Europe until 1627.

The aurochs was far larger than most modern domestic cattle with a shoulder height of 2 metres (6.6 ft) and weighing 1,000 kilograms (2,200 lb). Domestication occurred in several parts of the world at roughly the same time, about 8,000 years ago. It was regarded as a challenging quarry animal, contributing to its extinction.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurochs

[Jackard]

So, what about the cupboards already in the black areas?

The Kraken will eat them.

im assuming this means they will decay on blackspace?


ps.