Which subwindows do you use?

[Mondkalb]

1. equipment
2. inventory
3. player (basic)
4. player (extra)
5. messages
6. monster list
7. object list

... and I would use monster recall and maybe minimap if there were enough subwindows.

Exactly what I use (with optional object/monster info).

[Derakon]

Only one player reported usage of Angband's terrible minimap ("Display overhead view"). No one seems to use the other kind of minimap ("Display map view"). Is that because of the flaws in current implementation, or are minimaps just not that useful when playing Angband?

I used to use them years ago, but then I realized that I could get a better effect by just dedicating more space to the main window. If we had a minimap that was not locked to ASCII then it could conceivably be more useful.

[fph]

Monster list, object list, messages.

[Chunksaah]

1. Player extra
2. Inventory
3. Monster list
4. Item list
5. Monster recall
6. Object recall
7. Messages

I use SDL with all windows tiled (with different font sizes) to occupy the full screen

[dos350]

in my eyes, the mst important subwindows:

messages
monster list
item list (not so much since u cant detect exact item anymore)
monster recall

other subwindows: idk why id want it

[mrfy]

counterclockwise from bottom right:
messages
monster/object recall
monster list
item list
inven/equip

I don't find the map overview interesting enough to keep it on screen all the time but occasionally use the M command to display it on my main screen.

[bio_hazard]

I usually have
Inventory
Monsters
Items
recall
Messages

and the two I actually use are Monsters and Items.

I play on a laptop, sometimes with an external monitor and sometimes not, so I tend to have the windows configured for the 13" screen because I'm too lazy to reconfigure every time or figure out how to save different configs. This means I usually don't have the inventory window big enough to see all slots if I want Monster or Item windows large enough.

[Arphod]

None at all.

[Pete Mack]

The ones I use a lot are messages items and monsters. The colored rows in items, and the organization of monsters make them indespensible. One possible change: Allow monsters to be organized by max damage they can do in a player turn, corrected by resistances.