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Microsoft Windows specific help file for NetHack 3.4.3
Copyright (c) NetHack PC Development Team 1993-2002.
NetHack may be freely distributed. See license for details.
(Last Revision: October 14, 2003)
This file details specifics for NetHack built for Windows 95, 98, NT,
Me, 2000, and XP. Users of really early 16-bit Windows versions should
use the MSDOS NetHack.
Please note that "NetHack for Windows - Graphical Interface" requires
an installation of Internet Explorer 4 or an installation of
version 4.71 of the common controls. See the following internet page:
http://www.nethack.org/v340/ports/download-win.html#cc
for more information. If the game runs for you, you are not affected.
New players should be sure to read GuideBook.txt which contains
essential information about playing NetHack. It can be found in the
same directory as your NetHack executable.
The NetHack for Windows port supports some additional or enhanced
commands as well as some defaults.nh file options specific to
configuration choices used during the building of NetHack for
Windows. Listed below are those commands and defaults.nh file
options.
Some options are applicable only to the "Graphical Interface."
These are discussed separately in their own section.
Contents
1. ALT Key Combinations
2. Boolean options - Option that you can toggle on or off
3. Graphical Interface - Options you can assign a value to
4. Graphical Interface - Additional/Enhanced Commands
5. Graphical Interface - Menus
6. Numeric Keypad (for number_pad mode)
1. ALT Key Combinations
----------------------------------------------
The non-graphical (tty) interface always operates in "NetHack mode",
while the "NetHack for Windows - Graphical Interface" lets you
toggle the mode. In non-NetHack mode, all ALT-key combinations
are sent to the Windows itself, rather than to NetHack.
While playing in NetHack mode you can press the ALT key in
combination with another key to execute an extended command
as an alternative method to pressing a # key sequence.
The available commands are:
Alt-2 #twoweapon - toggle two-weapon combat (unavailable
if number_pad mode is set)
Alt-a #adjust - adjust inventory letters.
Alt-c #chat - talk to someone or something.
Alt-d #dip - dip an object into something.
Alt-e #enhance - enhance your skill with a weapon.
Alt-f #force - force a lock.
Alt-i #invoke - invoke an object's powers.
Alt-j #jump - jump to a location.
Alt-l #loot - loot a box on the floor.
Alt-m #monster - use a monster's special ability.
Alt-n #name - name an item or type of object.
Alt-o #offer - offer a sacrifice to the gods.
Alt-p #pray - pray to the gods for help.
Alt-q #quit - quit the game. (Same as #quit)
Alt-r #rub - rub a lamp.
Alt-s #sit - sit down.
Alt-t #turn - turn undead.
Alt-u #untrap - untrap something.
Alt-v #version - list compile time options for this version of
NetHack.
Alt-w #wipe - wipe off your face.
Alt-? #? - display list of extended menu commands
2. Boolean Options (Options that can be toggled on or off)
----------------------------------------------------------
Listed here are any options not discussed in the main help, options
which may be slightly different from the main help file, and options
which may need a slightly more explanatory note:
color Use color when displaying non-tiled maps. Tiled
maps (available in the graphical port) are always
rendered in color. Default: [TRUE]
hilite_pet Using tiled graphics, displays a small heart symbol
next to your pet. Using ascii graphics, the pet is
hilited in a white background.
Default: [TRUE]
IBMgraphics Use IBM extended characters for the dungeon
Default: [TRUE]
msg_window When ^P is pressed, it shows menu in a full window.
Available only in the non-graphical (tty) version.
Default: [FALSE]
toptenwin Write top ten list to a window, as opposed to stdout.
Default in tty interface: [FALSE]
Default in graphical interface: [TRUE] (and cannot be changed)
3. Options that you assign a value to (Graphical Interface only)
----------------------------------------------------------------
"NetHack for Windows - Graphical Interface" recognizes the following
additional options, which the non-graphical (tty) version will
silently ignore. These are options that specify attributes of various
windows. The windows that you can tailor include menu windows (such
as the inventory list), text windows (such as "It is written in the
book of ..." screens), the message window (where events of the game are
displayed), the status window (where your character name
and attributes are displayed), and the map window (where the map
is drawn).
Window Alignment options:
align_message Specifies at which side of the NetHack screen the
message window is aligned. This option can be used
to align the window to "top" or "bottom".
Default: [TOP]
align_status Specifies at which side of the NetHack screen the
status window is aligned. This option can be used
to align the window to "top" or "bottom".
Default: [BOTTOM]
Map Window options:
map_mode Specifies which map mode to use.
The following map modes are available:
tiles (display things on the map with colored tiles),
ascii4x6, ascii6x8, ascii8x8, ascii16x8, ascii7x12,
ascii8x12, ascii16x12, ascii12x16, ascii10x18
(which use that size font to display things on
the map), or fit_to_screen (an ascii mode which
forces things to fit on a single screen).
Default: [tiles]
scroll_margin Specifies the number of map cells from the edge
of the map window where scrolling will take place.
Default: [5]
tile_file An alternative file containing bitmap to use for
tiles. This file should be a .bmp file and should
be organized as 40 rectangular tiles wide. It is
beyond the scope of this document to describe the
exact contents of each tile in the .bmp, which must
match the object lists used when building NetHack.
tile_height Used with tile_file to specify the height of each
tile in pixels. This option may only be specified
in the defaults.nh config file.
Default: [16]
tile_width Used with tile_file to specify the width of each
tile in pixels. This option may only be specified
in the defaults.nh config file.
Default: [16]
Other Window options:
windowcolors Specifies the colors for various windows
This option may only be specified in the
defaults.nh config file and has the following
format:
window-type foreground/background
Notes:
- Both foreground and background colors are
required, and a slash must separate them.
- "window-type" is either "message" or "status"
(Short forms are: "msg" or "sts").
- "foreground" and "background" may be specified as
a color name (such as "blue"), or by a six
digit hexadecimal RGB color value (such as
"#8F8F8F")
- The following color names are available:
black, red, green, brown, blue, magenta,
cyan, gray (or grey), orange, brightgreen,
yellow, brightblue, brightmagenta, brightcyan,
white, trueblack, purple, silver, maroon, fuchsia,
lime, olive, navy, teal, aqua. In addition, you
can use the following names to refer to default
Windows settings: activeborder, activecaption,
appworkspace, background, btnface, btnshadow, btntext,
captiontext, graytext, highlight, highlighttext,
inactiveborder, inactivecaption, menu, menutext,
scrollbar, window, windowframe, windowtext.
Example:
OPTIONS=windowcolors:sts #00FF80/blue msg menutext/menu
font_menu Specifies the name of the menu font.
font_message Specifies the name of the message font.
font_status Specifies the name of the status font.
font_text Specifies the name of the text font.
font_size_menu Specifies the size of the menu font.
font_size_message
Specifies the size of the message font.
font_size_status
Specifies the size of the status font.
font_size_text Specifies the size of the text font.
Miscellaneous options:
vary_msgcount Number of lines to display in message window.
4. NetHack for Windows - Graphical Interface, Additional/Enhanced Commands
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following function keys are active in
the "NetHack for Windows - Graphical Interface":
F4 Toggle level overview mode on/off
This key will toggle the map between a view that
is mapped to fit exactly to the window, and the
view that shows the various symbols in their
normal size. This is useful for getting an idea
of where you are in a level.
F5 Toggle tiled display on/off.
This key switches between the tiled and the
traditional ASCII display. This is equivalent to
using the "map_mode" option.
F10 Activate menu bar.
This key will activate the menu bar, allowing you
to select between the menus: File, Map,
Window Settings, and Help.
5. Graphical Port Menus
-----------------------
File
Save - Allows you to save and exit the game
Quit - Allows you to quit the game
Map - Provides for selection of map mode. Equivalent to using
the map_mode option.
Window Settings - Changes your logged-on user's settings for NetHack.
In 3.4.3, only one setting is available: NetHack mode, which can be
checked or unchecked. NetHack mode allows you to use the ALT key for
game key commands [see list above]. You can use F10 to access the
menu bar while in NetHack mode. You can also clear your logged-on
user's settings for NetHack. Settings in this window are saved in
your logged-on user's registry.
Help - Provides help about various portions of NetHack.
6. Numeric Keypad (for "OPTION=number_pad" mode)
------------------------------------------------
The numeric keypad and surrounding characters act as macros for different
commands in NetHack. The Num Lock should be toggled to "on" to make the
most of these keys:
Key Normal Shift-Key
---------- ---------- -------------
1, 2, 3, 4 Move In Run In
6, 7, 8, 9 Direction Direction
0 (Ins) Inventory Categorized
Inventory
. (Del) Wait Turn : - Look Here
+ Spell List P - Put on an
accessory
- m - Move Previous
Only Message
NetHack for Windows - tty Interface Specific Behavior:
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In the non-graphical (tty) interface, when you use the Ctrl key with a
directional key (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9) it means "go in specified
direction until you hit a wall or run into something interesting."
NetHack for Windows - Graphical Interface Specific Behavior:
------------------------------------------------------------
It is possible to scroll or pan the map in a specific direction:
Ctrl-Shift-Left (4) Scroll (Pan) map left
Ctrl-Shift-Right (6) Scroll (Pan) map right
Ctrl-Shift-Up (8) Scroll (Pan) map up
Ctrl-Shift-Down (2) Scroll (Pan) map down
Ctrl-Shift-Home (7) Scroll (Pan) map left to leftmost corner
Ctrl-Shift-End (1) Scroll (Pan) map left to rightmost corner
Ctrl-Shift-PgUp (9) Scroll (Pan) map left to uppermost corner
Ctrl-Shift-PgDn (3) Scroll (Pan) map left to lowermost corner
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