NitroHack - Revision history

Noisytoot: A few more http -> https changes that I missed

2024-05-05T13:54:08Z

A few more http -> https changes that I missed

Noisytoot: Change GitHub repo link to https

2024-05-05T13:53:12Z

Change GitHub repo link to https

Elronnd: NetHack 4

2016-02-07T01:55:27Z

NetHack 4

Trevor: Add mention of DynaHack

2013-10-26T07:39:52Z

Add mention of DynaHack

Ray Chason: NitroHack appears to be unmaintained; route nitrohack.org links to the Wayback Machine

2013-08-03T13:20:57Z

NitroHack appears to be unmaintained; route nitrohack.org links to the Wayback Machine

99.239.147.0: remove offset

2012-09-01T06:02:06Z

remove offset

Tungtn: Link to NetHack 4

2012-07-23T04:48:08Z

Link to NetHack 4

Tungtn: /* External links */ More wording.

2012-02-07T01:38:14Z

‎External links: More wording.

Tungtn: /* Features */ Keys can be remapped.

2012-02-06T03:30:43Z

‎Features: Keys can be remapped.

Tungtn: /* Features */ Grammar, wording.

2012-02-06T00:20:02Z

‎Features: Grammar, wording.

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 '''NitroHack''' is a modernized, network-capable [[variant|fork]] of NetHack 3.4.3, maintained by [[User:DanielT|Daniel Thaler]]. See also [[NetHack 4]] and [[DynaHack]], which are based on NitroHack.
-It has big internal changes; see the change list on [http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ nitrohack.org].
+It has big internal changes; see the change list on [https://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ nitrohack.org].
 As of 3 August 2013, NitroHack appears to be unmaintained and the official web site has disappeared.  The bulk of NitroHack's improvements, however, can still be seen in [[NetHack4]].  The [https://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ GitHub repository] remains accessible.
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 ==External links==
-*[http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ Project page]
+*[https://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ Project page]
-*[http://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ Development page on github]
+*[https://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ Development page on github]
 *[https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.games.roguelike.nethack/j5HX2Kli95M/va7tVBZz9u0J Initial public release post on rec.games.roguelike.nethack (via Google Groups)]
 {{variant-343}}
 [[Category:Variants]]

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 It has big internal changes; see the change list on [http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ nitrohack.org].
-As of 3 August 2013, NitroHack appears to be unmaintained and the official web site has disappeared.  The bulk of NitroHack's improvements, however, can still be seen in [[NetHack4]].  The [http://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ GitHub repository] remains accessible.
+As of 3 August 2013, NitroHack appears to be unmaintained and the official web site has disappeared.  The bulk of NitroHack's improvements, however, can still be seen in [[NetHack4]].  The [https://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ GitHub repository] remains accessible.
 ==Features==

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 It has big internal changes; see the change list on [http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ nitrohack.org].
-As of 3 August 2013, NitroHack appears to be unmaintained and the official web site has disappeared.  The [http://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ GitHub repository] remains accessible.
+As of 3 August 2013, NitroHack appears to be unmaintained and the official web site has disappeared.  The bulk of NitroHack's improvements, however, can still be seen in [[NetHack4]].  The [http://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ GitHub repository] remains accessible.
 ==Features==

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−	'''NitroHack''' is a modernized, network-capable [[variant\|fork]] of NetHack 3.4.3, maintained by [[User:DanielT\|Daniel Thaler]]. See also [[NetHack 4]], which is based on NitroHack.	+	'''NitroHack''' is a modernized, network-capable [[variant\|fork]] of NetHack 3.4.3, maintained by [[User:DanielT\|Daniel Thaler]]. See also [[NetHack 4]] and [[DynaHack]], which are based on NitroHack.

	It has big internal changes; see the change list on [http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ nitrohack.org].		It has big internal changes; see the change list on [http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ nitrohack.org].

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 '''NitroHack''' is a modernized, network-capable [[variant|fork]] of NetHack 3.4.3, maintained by [[User:DanielT|Daniel Thaler]]. See also [[NetHack 4]], which is based on NitroHack.
-It has big internal changes; see the change list on [http://nitrohack.org nitrohack.org]
+It has big internal changes; see the change list on [http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ nitrohack.org].
 ==Features==
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 ==External links==
-*[http://nitrohack.org/ Project page]
+*[http://web.archive.org/web/20130618135833/http://nitrohack.org/ Project page]
 *[http://github.com/DanielT/NitroHack/ Development page on github]
 *[https://groups.google.com/d/msg/rec.games.roguelike.nethack/j5HX2Kli95M/va7tVBZz9u0J Initial public release post on rec.games.roguelike.nethack (via Google Groups)]
 {{variant-343}}
 [[Category:Variants]]

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 * '''Interactive replays''' - Replays are like enhanced [[ttyrec]]s, but information such the current inventory and discoveries can be viewed.
 * '''Improved options''' - All options can be changed in-game.
 ** Previously compile-time only options can now be set before starting a game as ''birth options'', e.g. no [[Elbereth]].
 * '''Enhanced Curses UI''' - NitroHack uses a battle-tested version of the [[Curses interface|vanilla patch]].

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 == Features ==
-* '''In-built netplay''' - a single account on nitrohack.org can play multiple games at once.
+* '''In-built netplay''' - A single account on nitrohack.org can play multiple games at once.
-* '''Interactive replays''' - like enhanced [[ttyrec]]s, but information like the current inventory and discoveries can be viewed.
+* '''Interactive replays''' - Replays are like enhanced [[ttyrec]]s, but information such the current inventory and discoveries can be viewed.
-* '''Improved options''' - all options can be changed in-game.
+* '''Improved options''' - All options can be changed in-game.
 ** Previously compile-time only options can now be set before starting a game as ''birth options'', e.g. no [[Elbereth]].
-* '''Enhanced Curses UI''' - a battle-tested version of the [[Curses interface|vanilla patch]].
+* '''Enhanced Curses UI''' - NitroHack uses a battle-tested version of the [[Curses interface|vanilla patch]].
 ** Larger terminals have on-screen inventory and colored HP and Pw bars.
 ** Multiple glyphs on the same tile blink between each other, e.g. monster on an item on a trap.
-** ''Visible item weights'' for items that can be safely moved, e.g. not gray stones or cockatrice corpses.
+** ''Visible item weights'' for items that can be safely moved, e.g. items that aren't gray stones or cockatrice corpses.
 ** ''BUC colors'' give visual distinction between blessed, uncursed and cursed items.
-* '''Dungeon overview''' - the dungeon structure can be listed at a glance, showing levels, their dungeon features and annotations. Off-screen level memory can even be viewed.
+* '''Dungeon overview''' - The dungeon structure can be listed at a glance, showing levels, their dungeon features and annotations. Off-screen level memory can even be viewed.
-* '''Autopickup rules''' - autopickup exceptions enhanced, replacing pickup types. Items can be grabbed/left based on name, type and BUC status.
+* '''Autopickup rules''' - Like autopickup exceptions enhanced, replacing pickup types. Items can be grabbed/left based on name, type and BUC status.
-* '''Automatic crash recovery''' - if the game crashes or the connection is lost, the game can be reloaded to the turn it happened with no intervention.
+* '''Automatic crash recovery''' - If the game crashes or the connection is lost, the game can be reloaded to the turn it happened with no intervention.
-* '''JSON client/server architecture''' - makes a ''web client'' possible (in the works), as well as game clients on any system with an Internet connection.
+* '''JSON client/server architecture''' - This makes a ''web client'' possible (in the works), as well as game clients on any system with an Internet connection.
-** Any client can watch any player, e.g. a tiles client can watch a curses player.
+** Any client can watch any player, e.g. a tiles client can watch a Curses player.
 ** No more problems with different terminal sizes and encodings ''a la'' watching on NAO.
-* '''Major refactoring''' - support for many little-used ports and compilers were dropped. This improves maintainability, meaning faster bug fixes and enhancements, more outside contributions and even new features.
+* '''Major refactoring''' - Support is dropped for many little-used ports and compilers, improving maintainability. This means faster bug fixes and enhancements, more outside contributions and even new features.
 ** ''CMake build system'' makes NitroHack much simpler to compile than vanilla NetHack.
 * '''Variant cooperation''' - Daniel Thaler and those behind the current major NetHack variants ([[UnNetHack]], [[AceHack]] and [[SporkHack]]) have said they're willing to share patches. Daniel has also said he's open to gameplay changes in the future.