Resting stops when magic is full.


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Mines Malingerer

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Post Saturday, 15th August 2015, 19:48

Resting stops when magic is full.

Nevermind this can probably be deleted, I think i've found what I wanted.

message_colour ^= mute:Magic restored

This stops rest from being halted when magic is full correct?

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Post Saturday, 15th August 2015, 20:18

Re: Resting stops when magic is full.

Probably you need
runrest_ignore_message += Magic restored
also

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Post Saturday, 15th August 2015, 22:16

Re: Resting stops when magic is full.

Just "rest_wait_both = true" should do it.

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Post Saturday, 15th August 2015, 22:36

Re: Resting stops when magic is full.

I believe he wants the opposite, ignore MP restore.

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Post Sunday, 16th August 2015, 12:47

Re: Resting stops when magic is full.

Right, that's what rest_wait_both does if it's set to true (as in "wait for both HP and MP to fill when resting" I guess), it's set to false by default.

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Post Sunday, 16th August 2015, 13:06

Re: Resting stops when magic is full.

MarvinPA wrote:Right, that's what rest_wait_both does if it's set to true (as in "wait for both HP and MP to fill when resting" I guess), it's set to false by default.


Probably this is what he wants indeed. Though the option makes it impossible to start exploring with full HP and less than full MP.

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