Autopickup - Revision history

Edsrzf: Update to 0.18; change Gitorious links to GitHub

2016-06-12T22:01:14Z

Update to 0.18; change Gitorious links to GitHub

Bwijn: updated to 0.17

2015-12-01T12:46:27Z

updated to 0.17

Derrek: external links to options_guide.txt

2014-05-04T09:19:03Z

external links to options_guide.txt

MoogleDan at 20:08, 26 December 2013

2013-12-26T20:08:40Z

MoogleDan: Updated version tag

2013-10-18T02:02:36Z

Updated version tag

Ladnav at 02:53, 8 October 2013

2013-10-08T02:53:34Z

MoogleDan at 19:30, 22 July 2013

2013-07-22T19:30:15Z

MoogleDan: Added version tag, cleaned up

2013-07-22T19:29:57Z

Added version tag, cleaned up

Ion frigate: 1 revision: characters and game mechanics

2012-12-21T04:52:40Z

1 revision: characters and game mechanics

Pex at 17:54, 2 December 2011

2011-12-02T17:54:08Z

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Ctrl-A Toggle autopickup. Note that encounters with
invisible monsters always turns autopickup off.
You need to switch it on with Ctrl-A afterwards.

To add an item to the autopickup list, add an <tt>autopickup_exceptions</tt> line to your <tt>init.txt</tt>. For example:
autopickup_exceptions = <stone, <artefact

The <tt><</tt> character specifies an "inclusion" (matching objects should be picked up). Besides object names, you can also match against a number of [[options_guide.txt#prefix_list|prefixes]], such as "artefact" (seen above), "emergency_item", and "unidentified".

The default configuration includes a number of such autopickup exceptions in the file <tt>autopickup_exceptions.txt</tt>. Note that exclusions override inclusions, so if your exception doesn't work make sure the object isn't matched by an exclusion in that file (<tt>useless_item</tt> is a likely culprit).

See the [[Options_guide.txt#Picking_up_and_Dropping|Picking up and Dropping]] section of the options guide for more details.

[[Category:Game mechanics]]

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 When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered so long as there are no monsters within your [[line of sight]]. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.
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    autopickup_exceptions = <stone, <artefact
-The <tt>&lt;</tt> character specifies an "inclusion" (matching objects should be picked up). Besides object names, you can also match against a number of [https://gitorious.org/crawl/crawl/blobs/master/crawl-ref/docs/options_guide.txt prefixes], such as "artefact" (seen above), "emergency_item", and "unidentified".
+The <tt>&lt;</tt> character specifies an "inclusion" (matching objects should be picked up). Besides object names, you can also match against a number of [https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master/crawl-ref/docs/options_guide.txt prefixes], such as "artefact" (seen above), "emergency_item", and "unidentified".
 The default configuration includes a number of such autopickup exceptions in the file <tt>autopickup_exceptions.txt</tt>. Note that exclusions override inclusions, so if your exception doesn't work make sure the object isn't matched by an exclusion in that file (<tt>useless_item</tt> is a likely culprit).
-See the [https://gitorious.org/crawl/crawl/blobs/master/crawl-ref/docs/options_guide.txt Picking up and Dropping] section of the options guide for more details.
+See the [https://github.com/crawl/crawl/blob/master/crawl-ref/docs/options_guide.txt Picking up and Dropping] section of the options guide for more details.
 [[Category:Game mechanics]]

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	When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered so long as there are no monsters within your [[line of sight]]. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.		When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered so long as there are no monsters within your [[line of sight]]. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.

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-When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.
+When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered so long as there are no monsters within your [[line of sight]]. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.
 Bear in mind that autopickup does not reduce the amount of time it takes to pick up items, and it has no beneficial effect on turncount; the game simply assumes you wish to pick up all items on the list that it comes across. In fact, leaving useless items active on your autopickup list may negatively affect your turncount, as your character will go out of its way to grab junk items during autoexplore. As such, you should deactivate any items you will not need any more.

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	When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.		When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.

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-When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''|''' button (that's '''Shift''' + '''\''', not a capital '''i'''), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.
+When '''autopickup''' is active, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''\''' button (backslash), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.
 Bear in mind that autopickup does not reduce the amount of time it takes to pick up items, and it has no beneficial effect on turncount; the game simply assumes you wish to pick up all items on the list that it comes across. In fact, leaving useless items active on your autopickup list may negatively affect your turncount, as your character will go out of its way to grab junk items during autoexplore. As such, you should deactivate any items you will not need any more.

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- Ctrl-A           Toggle autopickup. Note that encounters with
+{{version012}}
-                  invisible monsters always turns autopickup off.
-                  You need to switch it on with Ctrl-A afterwards.
+When '''autopickup''' is turned on, your character will automatically pick up any useful items in a tile you've entered. You can see the list of items set to autopickup by pressing the '''|''' button (that's '''Shift''' + '''\''', not a capital '''i'''), and can adjust which items will be affected by scrolling through the list and pressing the corresponding letters.
    autopickup_exceptions = <stone, <artefact
-The <tt>&lt;</tt> character specifies an "inclusion" (matching objects should be picked up).  Besides object names, you can also match against a number of [[options_guide.txt#prefix_list|prefixes]], such as "artefact" (seen above), "emergency_item", and "unidentified".
+The <tt>&lt;</tt> character specifies an "inclusion" (matching objects should be picked up). Besides object names, you can also match against a number of [[options_guide.txt#prefix_list|prefixes]], such as "artefact" (seen above), "emergency_item", and "unidentified".
-The default configuration includes a number of such autopickup exceptions in the file <tt>autopickup_exceptions.txt</tt>.  Note that exclusions override inclusions, so if your exception doesn't work make sure the object isn't matched by an exclusion in that file (<tt>useless_item</tt> is a likely culprit).
+The default configuration includes a number of such autopickup exceptions in the file <tt>autopickup_exceptions.txt</tt>. Note that exclusions override inclusions, so if your exception doesn't work make sure the object isn't matched by an exclusion in that file (<tt>useless_item</tt> is a likely culprit).
 See the [[Options_guide.txt#Picking_up_and_Dropping|Picking up and Dropping]] section of the options guide for more details.
 [[Category:Game mechanics]]

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