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Originally written by Eldritch_Cadillac:

A simple nested loop

x : 1 to town_width
y : 1 to town_height
copy items
next y
next x

will work fine, i think.

The time taken should be neglible. Underestimating the capabilities of even prehistoric computers appears to be a common misconception.

There are other ways if this really doesn't work, but i'd try this first.

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Originally written by Eldritch_Cadillac:

A simple nested loop

x : 1 to town_width
y : 1 to town_height
copy items
next y
next x

will work fine, i think.

The time taken should be neglible. Underestimating the capabilities of even prehistoric computers appears to be a common misconception.

There are other ways if this really doesn't work, but i'd try this first.

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Originally written by Thuryl:

Pay attention -- what he wants to do is check items on every single space in town. That's a lot of runs through the loop, and it's the number of instructions that's counted for the single script length limit, not the number of different instructions. It'd take forever to run anyway.

And items from other scenarios can't possibly be detected by scripts because their data isn't stored anywhere in the scenario.

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Originally written by Thuryl:

Pay attention -- what he wants to do is check items on every single space in town. That's a lot of runs through the loop, and it's the number of instructions that's counted for the single script length limit, not the number of different instructions. It'd take forever to run anyway.

And items from other scenarios can't possibly be detected by scripts because their data isn't stored anywhere in the scenario.

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Originally written by The Hexamethonium Man:

That wouldn't pick up items the party might have brought in from other scenarios, and anyway it'd almost certainly exceed the script length limit.

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Originally written by The Hexamethonium Man:

That wouldn't pick up items the party might have brought in from other scenarios, and anyway it'd almost certainly exceed the script length limit.

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Originally written by Eferas Cirthain:

1.) There isn't. The quickest method is to use the character editor to set the day, or to repeatedly rest in some room (for example in Fort Emergence).

2.) I don't think so. The only way to avoid it is to not take her boon. I did that - it's one hell of a tough battle, but eventually you'll get there. I think she only has energy for 4-5 teleports or so, then you can walk up to the dais and activate the mechanism (assuming you're still in one piece after all that).

3.) That's why I didn't like A3 as much either... I want to have time for exploring. I couldn't have it before the end because of the time pressure, and afterwards it just ends. Mean.

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Originally written by Eldiran:

But it would be interesting to know how much Mage Spells, Intelligence...

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Originally written by The Demonslayer:

Perhaps I read it wrong, but you said that you thought the Strength Elixer would make the enemy miss? Strength potions make you stronger. So that you hit for more damage. I also believe it lowers the damage taken, but does not increase your agility.

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Originally written by crowsfein18:

Yeah, also a bit more reliable, I think.

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