Abigaba tiles - Revision history

Ray Chason: Images in tabs

2026-05-22T23:18:06Z

Images in tabs

Ray Chason: Note an error in the original version of this tileset

2026-05-22T22:58:15Z

Note an error in the original version of this tileset

Umbire the Phantom: copyedit

2025-10-07T20:28:10Z

copyedit

Ray Chason: Provide link for a 3.6 version of this tile set

2020-02-07T05:28:46Z

Provide link for a 3.6 version of this tile set

Aximili: Add category

2020-01-26T06:19:19Z

Add category

Phol ende wodan: add thumbnail of the actual tileset, also make noversion

2018-08-21T04:05:22Z

add thumbnail of the actual tileset, also make noversion

Ray Chason: Site has disappeared; still available at the Wayback Machine

2015-12-19T15:08:01Z

Site has disappeared; still available at the Wayback Machine

Ray Chason: Clean up after my bot (otherwise a successful test)

2015-12-17T19:56:48Z

Clean up after my bot (otherwise a successful test)

ChasonBot at 19:55, 17 December 2015

2015-12-17T19:55:32Z

Prometheus77 at 21:08, 29 March 2013

2013-03-29T21:08:38Z

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 The '''Abigaba tiles''' (also called Chozo tiles) are a set of ASCII-derivative [[tile]]s for [[NetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM]] that are designed to provide an experience somewhere between a graphical game and an ASCII-game. Monsters are rendered according to the letter of the alphabet that with which they are represented, but with fonts, colors, and embellishments suggestive of what they represent. Most other items ([[weapon]]s, [[potion]]s, [[scroll]]s, [[dungeon feature]]s, etc.) are purely graphical. The key advantage of Abigaba tiles is that it is easy and intuitive for experienced players to learn what the tiles represent, while still providing a level of graphic detail that appeals to newer players.
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 *SLASH'EM 24x24 tiles
-All known publicly available versions of Abigaba, except those hosted at NetHackWiki, contain an error. The three tiles after the [[Chromatic Dragon]] are arranged as [[Cyclops]], [[Ixoth]] and a blank tile for the obsolete [[Goblin King]]. The correct order is Goblin King, Cyclops and Ixoth. The versions hosted at NetHackWiki have these tiles moved to their correct positions.
+==Versions hosted at NetHackWiki==
 ==External links==

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 *NetHack 32x32 tiles without highlighted corners
 *SLASH'EM 24x24 tiles
 ==External links==

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 [[File:Chozo32.png|right|thumb|The 3.4 tileset in PNG form. Must be converted to .bmp for use in NetHack.]]
 [[File:Chozo32-360.png|right|thumb|A conversion for 3.6, also in PNG form.]]
+The '''Abigaba tiles''' (also called Chozo tiles) are a set of ASCII-derivative [[tile]]s for [[NetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM]] that are designed to provide an experience somewhere between a graphical game and an ASCII-game. Monsters are rendered according to the letter of the alphabet that with which they are represented, but with fonts, colors, and embellishments suggestive of what they represent. Most other items ([[weapon]]s, [[potion]]s, [[scroll]]s, [[dungeon feature]]s, etc.) are purely graphical. The key advantage of Abigaba tiles is that it is easy and intuitive for experienced players to learn what the tiles represent, while still providing a level of graphic detail that appeals to newer players.
 Abigaba tiles are available as an option on several ports of NetHack and SLASH'EM, including Dirk Zimmerman's [[iNetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM (iPhone app)|SLASH'EM]] for iPhone and [[NetHack HD]] for iPad.
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 ==External links==
-*https://web.archive.org/web/20121029092206/http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/
+* [https://web.archive.org/web/20121029092206/http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/ The NetHack page on multifoliate.com], which contains the tileset and the Heck² patch
 {{noversion}}
 [[Category:User interface]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:28, 7 February 2020
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−	[[File:Chozo32.png\|right\|thumb\|The tileset in PNG form. Must be converted to .bmp for use in NetHack.]]	+	[[File:Chozo32.png\|right\|thumb\|The 3.4 tileset in PNG form. Must be converted to .bmp for use in NetHack.]]
		+	[[File:Chozo32-360.png\|right\|thumb\|A conversion for 3.6, also in PNG form.]]

	The Abigaba tiles (also called Chozo tiles) are a set of ASCII-derivative [[tile]]s for [[NetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM]] that are designed to provide an experience somewhere between a graphical game and an ASCII-game. Monsters are rendered according to the letter of the alphabet that with which they are represented, but with fonts, colors, and embellishments suggestive of what they represent. Most other items ([[weapon]]s, [[potion]]s, [[scroll]]s, [[dungeon feature]]s, etc.) are purely graphical. The key advantage of Abigaba tiles is that it is easy and intuitive for experienced players to learn what the tiles represent, while still providing a level of graphic detail that appeals to newer players.		The Abigaba tiles (also called Chozo tiles) are a set of ASCII-derivative [[tile]]s for [[NetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM]] that are designed to provide an experience somewhere between a graphical game and an ASCII-game. Monsters are rendered according to the letter of the alphabet that with which they are represented, but with fonts, colors, and embellishments suggestive of what they represent. Most other items ([[weapon]]s, [[potion]]s, [[scroll]]s, [[dungeon feature]]s, etc.) are purely graphical. The key advantage of Abigaba tiles is that it is easy and intuitive for experienced players to learn what the tiles represent, while still providing a level of graphic detail that appeals to newer players.

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:19, 26 January 2020
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	*https://web.archive.org/web/20121029092206/http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/		*https://web.archive.org/web/20121029092206/http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/
	{{noversion}}		{{noversion}}
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		+	[[Category:User interface]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:56, 17 December 2015
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	==External links==		==External links==
−	*http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/{{nethack-343}}	+	*http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/
		+	{{nethack-343}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:55, 17 December 2015
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	==External links==		==External links==
−	*http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/	+	*http://www.multifoliate.com/nh/{{nethack-343}}

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 The Abigaba tiles (also called Chozo tiles) are a set of ASCII-derivative [[tile]]s for [[NetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM]] that are designed to provide an experience somewhere between a graphical game and an ASCII-game. Monsters are rendered according to the letter of the alphabet that with which they are represented, but with fonts, colors, and embellishments suggestive of what they represent. Most other items ([[weapon]]s, [[potion]]s, [[scroll]]s, [[dungeon feature]]s, etc.) are purely graphical. The key advantage of Abigaba tiles is that it is easy and intuitive for experienced players to learn what the tiles represent, while still providing a level of graphic detail that appeals to newer players.
-Abigaba tiles are available as an option on several ports of NetHack and SLASH'EM, including Dirk Zimmerman's [[iNetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM]] for iPhone and [[NetHack HD]] for iPad.
+Abigaba tiles are available as an option on several ports of NetHack and SLASH'EM, including Dirk Zimmerman's [[iNetHack]] and [[SLASH'EM (iPhone app)|SLASH'EM]] for iPhone and [[NetHack HD]] for iPad.
 Currently available versions are: