Removing identify from Ironband

[Donald Jonker]

I'd like to try out the effects of removing all forms of identify from my local copy of Ironband (or I'd settle for any variant). Is there a way to do it in the edit/object.txt? The EASY_KNOW flag seems to allow ID after one use or wield, but I'd like to be able to enable ID on pickup. Is there another flag for the purpose (items like food or flasks of oil don't seem to have anything special), or would this entail something more involved?

[Nick]

Is there another flag for the purpose (items like food or flasks of oil don't seem to have anything special), or would this entail something more involved?

There's no flag that will allow that in any variant that I know of. It would require a (small) code change. FA036 currently has an artifact (the Stone of Lore) that gives ID on pickup, so I guess you could just set the depth and rarity of that to 1 - it has no other properties besides being a permanent light, so it wouldn't even be much of a cheat. But don't tell buzzkill

[Donald Jonker]

Hmm... the permalight would sorta break Ironband, but I'll tinker around with FA. What I really oughta do is study up on some coding ...after finals. Damned priorities..

Anyway, thanks for the reply.

[PaulBlay]

Hmm... the permalight would sorta break Ironband, but I'll tinker around with FA. What I really oughta do is study up on some coding ...after finals. Damned priorities..

Anyway, thanks for the reply.

In Vanilla Angband you can just add two lines:

	object_aware(o_ptr);
	object_known(o_ptr);

Put them in obj_examine in cmd-obj.c and your character will be able to fully identify all objects by using 'I' on them.

/*** Examination ***/
static void obj_examine(object_type *o_ptr, int item)
{
	text_out_hook = text_out_to_screen;
	screen_save();

[COLOR="Lime"]	object_aware(o_ptr);
	object_known(o_ptr);
[/COLOR]
	object_info_header(o_ptr);
	if (!object_info(o_ptr, FALSE))
		text_out("\n\nThis item does not seem to possess any special abilities.");

	text_out_c(TERM_L_BLUE, "\n\n[Press any key to continue]\n");
	(void)anykey();

	screen_load();
}

[Donald Jonker]

Thanks, Paul - that's super helpful. And so it begins...

[takkaria]

Thanks, Paul - that's super helpful. And so it begins...

Putting it object_desc() (in Ironband, this would be object1.c? somewhere near its beginning) would remove the step of having to 'I'nspect, since every time an object's name was printed to screen, it would be identified.

[Donald Jonker]

Putting it object_desc() (in Ironband, this would be object1.c? somewhere near its beginning) would remove the step of having to 'I'nspect, since every time an object's name was printed to screen, it would be identified.

Now it's working exactly as I wanted. Good show.

[Zikke]

I want to play this magical version of Ironband with no ID