No mushrooms creation

Hi All,

I wonder if anyone couold give me a (some) hand(s) here. I try to get rid of
the annoying useless mushrooms altogether. So i tried and I thought to have
found the place where random objects are created and tried to stop the
creation of mushrooms. Probably there is a much easier way and this one does
not work

My fix was to give mushrooms a zero proability of getting created...

See code snippet below. Any help is appreciated

Thanx,

Richard

/*
* Apply a "object restriction function" to the "object allocation table"
*/
errr get_obj_num_prep(void)
{
int i;

/* Get the entry */
alloc_entry *table = alloc_kind_table;

/* Scan the allocation table */
for (i = 0; i < alloc_kind_size; i++)
{
//MY MUSHROOM FIX
if (kind_is_mushroom(table[i].index))
{
table[i].prob2 = 0;
}
else
{
/* Accept objects which pass the restriction, if any */
if (!get_obj_num_hook || (*get_obj_num_hook)(table[i].index))
{
/* Accept this object */
table[i].prob2 = table[i].prob1;
}

/* Do not use this object */
else
{
/* Decline this object */
table[i].prob2 = 0;
}
}
}

/* Success */
return (0);
}

static bool kind_is_mushroom( k_idx)
{
object_kind *k_ptr = &k_info[k_idx];

if ( (k_ptr->tval = TV_FOOD) &&
(k_ptr->sval > SV_FOOD_MIN_FOOD)
)
{
return (TRUE);
}

return (FALSE);

}

"Richard Storm" <r.storm4 RemoveThis @chello.nl> writes:

> Hi All,
>
> I wonder if anyone couold give me a (some) hand(s) here. I try to get rid of
> the annoying useless mushrooms altogether. So i tried and I thought to have
> found the place where random objects are created and tried to stop the
> creation of mushrooms. Probably there is a much easier way and this one does
> not work

I think it would work simply to remove all mushrooms from object.txt, and then
you don't even have to recompile. I don't think any of the code will break,
but it might be safer to leave a single mushroom flavor if you are the
worrying sort of person. Don't take them away with a live character unless
you make a backup, although even that will probably work OK because of the
gross way that svals are hard-coded.


Eddie