-- http://crawl.akrasiac.org/docs/options_guide.txt

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## Starting Screen ##
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-- When set to true, new characters will start with skill training
-- set to manual mode instead of automatic mode. This will also set the
-- [!] selection on the skill (m) menu to "cost" by default, instead of
-- "training".
default_manual_training = true

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## Travel and Exploration ##
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-- How long travel waits after each move (milliseconds), and also
-- how long auto-explore waits after each move unless explore_delay
-- is set. Depends on platform. Setting to -1 will jump to end of
-- travel - you will not see the individual moves.
travel_delay = -1

-- How long auto-explore waits after each move (milliseconds). Depends on
-- platform. In particular, setting travel_delay = -1 and
-- explore_delay = 20 means you will see the individual moves of
-- autoexplore, but not the individual moves of other forms of travel.
-- Setting to -1 means the auto-explore delay will be the same as
-- travel_delay.
explore_delay = -1

-- How long resting waits after each move (milliseconds). Depends on
-- platform. Setting rest_delay = -1 will prevent the display updating
-- during resting.
rest_delay = -1

-- Explore will stop for one of these conditions. Whatever you
-- set this option to, anything that stops travel will also stop
-- explore.
explore_stop = items,greedy_items,shops,altars,branches,missiles
explore_stop += greedy_pickup_smart,greedy_visited_item_stack,doors,runed_doors

-- If true, auto-explore waits until your HP and MP are both at
-- rest_wait_percent before moving.
explore_auto_rest = true

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## Picking up and Dropping ##
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-- The above is the default list. The valid symbols are
-- )       Weapons
-- (       Missiles
-- [       Armour
-- /       Wands
-- ?       Scrolls
-- " or =  Jewellery
-- !       Potions
-- + or :  Books
-- |       Staves
-- 0       Orbs
-- }       Misc. items
-- $       Gold
-- Note that _whether_ items are picked up automatically or not, is
-- controlled by the in-game toggle Ctrl-A. Also note that picking
-- up takes a turn, but only one turn (regardless of the number of
-- items). If you teleport or blink onto a square with interesting
-- items, these will not be picked up.
autopickup = /?=!+0}$|

-- (Ordered list option)
-- A set of regexes that force matching items to be picked up (if
-- prefixed with <), or never picked up (if prefixed with >).
-- Excludes (>) take precedence over includes (<), so if the same
-- item is matched by both an exclude and an include, it will not
-- be subject to autopickup.
autopickup_exceptions += >uselessness, >inaccuracy
autopickup_exceptions += <box, <artefact

##########################
## Command Enhancements ##
##########################

-- Make confirmation questions easier to answer:
--     none = force capitals on Y/N questions and stat increases
--     safe = force only on dangerous questions and stat increases (default)
--     all = never force capitals
-- WARNING TO PUTTY USERS: If your Putty configuration sets the
-- numeric keypad to "NetHack mode", the keypad '7' will be mapped
-- to the letter 'y', which can result in accidentally answering
-- yes to questions.
easy_confirm = all

-- This option will allow you to automatically switch to an appropriate
-- weapon when firing or attacking in melee, as long as the one you are
-- wielding and the one you switch to are both in slot 'a' or 'b'.
auto_switch = true

-- Autofight will not act if your HP is at or lower than this
-- percentage of your max HP. Disabled when set to 0. This setting applies
-- both to autofight and to autofire.
autofight_stop = 50

-- If this is true, selecting an already-equipped piece of equipment via
-- the 'w', 'W' or 'P' menus (for weapons, armour or jewellery
-- respectively) will unequip that item.
equip_unequip = true

-- (Ordered list option, one value per line)
-- When you memorise any spell that matches the regex, it will assign
-- itself to the first available letter in the list. A + in the list of
-- letters turns on "overwrite mode": all letters up to the next "-" are
-- considered available even if already assigned; in that case, any
-- spell already assigned to that slot, as long as it does not also
-- match the same <regex>, will be moved.
-- 
-- If all letters in the list are occupied for each regex the spell
-- matches, it will use the default ordering abc...xyzABC..XYZ. If a
-- spell matches multiple regexes, only the first is considered.
-- 
-- Examples:
-- * if you want Apportation to be placed on A:
--     spell_slot ^= Apportation:A
-- * if you want Ozocubu's Armour to be placed on r normally or R if
--   r is unavailable:
--     spell_slot ^= Ozocubu's Armour:rR
-- * if you want the first "Bolt" spell to be placed on a, even if
--   there is already a non-bolt spell there:
--     spell_slot ^= Bolt:+a
-- * if you want to change the default spell slot assignment
--   to use capital letters: (place this after all other
--   spell_slot lines):
--     spell_slot += .*:ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
spell_slot ^= .*Canine.*:+z
spell_slot ^= Magic Dart:+z
spell_slot ^= Blink:+b
spell_slot ^= Corona:+c
spell_slot ^= Summon Guardian Golem:+g
spell_slot ^= .*Imp.*:+q
spell_slot ^= Summon Ice Beast:+i
spell_slot ^= Summon Lightning Spire:+l
spell_slot ^= Frozen Ramparts:+r
spell_slot ^= Slow:+s

-- (Ordered list option, one value per line)
-- Uses the same interface as spell_slot, except that overwrite mode
-- is on by default; overwrite mode can be disabled with a - in the
-- list of letters.
--
-- Additionally, the item_slot option is applied on an item when it is
-- identified, so it can be moved to the right place even if it was
-- picked up unidentified.

item_slot += .*dagger.*:a
item_slot += .*sling.*:b
item_slot += .*bow.*:b
item_slot += chunks of flesh:c
item_slot += darts:d
item_slot += rations:e
item_slot += .* of identify:i
item_slot += .* of remove curse:r
item_slot += stones:s

-- (Ordered list option, one value per line)
-- Uses the same interface as spell_slot, but applies to abilities
-- in the 'a' menu.
ability_slot += corrupt:C

######################################
## Message and Display Improvements ##
######################################

-- hp_warning gives "* * * LOW HITPOINT WARNING * * *" on the
-- danger channel when the player takes damage and their hitpoints
-- are less than this percentage of their maximum (use 0 to turn
-- off these messages).
hp_warning = 50

-- Setting this option to false will cause the game not to prompt
-- if more than a window-full of messages are output at once. This
-- option has no effect if clear_messages is set. Additionally, it
-- has no effect on whether force_more_message triggers.
show_more = false

-- When set to true, the path taken during autoexplore or travel
-- will be highlighted. The console colour and glyph of the travel trail
-- can be further configured using the feature option to override the
-- "travel trail" feature. If a travel trail is currently being displayed,
-- the Clear Map command (Ctrl-C) clears the trail instead of the map
-- (pressing it a second time then clears the map as usual).
show_travel_trail = true

-- By default, the counter in the stat area displays elapsed game time.
-- Most actions take one unit of time, but some are quicker (putting on a
-- ring, wielding a weapon, ...) and others are slower (swinging a weapon
-- with low skill, changing armour, ...).
-- When set to false, the counter will display player turns instead, which
-- is the number of actions taken regardless of their duration. It is this
-- turn count which is used for scoring (and this turn count is always
-- visible on the % overview screen).
-- The duration of the last action is displayed in parenthesis, after the
-- time/player turns display.
show_game_time = true

###################
## Tiles Options ##
###################

{
  local need_skills_opened = true
  function ready()
    if you.turns() == 0 and need_skills_opened then
      need_skills_opened = false
      crawl.sendkeys "n"
    end
  end
}

###########################
## Macro related Options ##
###########################

bindkey = [s] CMD_AUTOFIGHT
bindkey = [5] CMD_TARGET_SELECT_ENDPOINT
bindkey = [p] CMD_QUAFF
bindkey = [Q] CMD_QUAFF
bindkey = [q] CMD_QUIVER_ITEM
bindkey = [h] CMD_WEAR_ARMOUR
bindkey = [H] CMD_REMOVE_ARMOUR
bindkey = [j] CMD_WEAR_JEWELLERY
bindkey = [J] CMD_REMOVE_JEWELLERY
bindkey = [n] CMD_DISPLAY_SKILLS
bindkey = [k] CMD_DISPLAY_SPELLS
bindkey = [m] CMD_DISPLAY_MAP

-- This options adds a macro or keymap.
-- Each definition consists of exactly three arguments separated by
-- spaces. The first one describes whether it is a macro or a keymap:
-- "M" macro,
-- "K"  default context keymap,
-- "K1" level-map context keymap,
-- "K2" targeting context keymap
-- "K3" confirmation context keymap.

-- m:Esc
macros += K1 m \{27}
-- Tab:>
macros += K1 \{9} >
-- TAB:<
macros += K1 \{-233} <
-- Tab: Change target next
macros += K2 \{9} +
-- TAB: Change target prev
macros += K2 \{-233} -
-- q: default behavior for target select
macros += K2 q i
-- TAB: Select weapon `b` and go
macros += M \{-233} wbo
-- Tab: Just go
macros += M \{9} o
-- Enter: >
macros += M \{13} >
-- Backspace: <
macros += M \{8} <
-- b: V
macros += M b V
-- l: M
macros += M l M
-- `: Swinch `a` and `b`
macros += M ` '