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Phol ende wodan: /* Description */ 3.7: magic mapping puts shops and temples in overview

2024-12-27T19:18:15Z

‎Description: 3.7: magic mapping puts shops and temples in overview

Umbire the Phantom: left duped upcoming, needed to rephrase that anyway

2024-06-09T07:43:44Z

left duped upcoming, needed to rephrase that anyway

Umbire the Phantom: copyedit

2024-06-09T07:39:29Z

copyedit

Furey: History: first appearance was NetHack 3.6.0. {{upcoming|3.7.0}}: m#overview allows editing of annotations on any level.

2024-06-07T14:46:05Z

History: first appearance was NetHack 3.6.0. {{upcoming|3.7.0}}: m#overview allows editing of annotations on any level.

Aximili: Add explicit references section

2020-06-21T00:44:21Z

Add explicit references section

Derekt75: Added more details

2019-11-01T18:20:34Z

Added more details

Dizzylizzy: Fix keypress options

2015-12-29T17:25:06Z

Fix keypress options

Delbow: + end of game offer

2015-12-28T02:33:59Z

+ end of game offer

Riverrun: Created page with "'''#overview''' is an extended command that displays notable features of the explored dungeon. It can also be invoked with the key sequence `^o`. Here's an exa..."

2015-12-26T18:52:48Z

Created page with "'''#overview''' is an extended command that displays notable features of the explored dungeon. It can also be invoked with the key sequence <code>^o</code>. Here's an exa..."

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'''#overview''' is an [[extended command]] that displays notable features of the explored dungeon. It can also be invoked with the key sequence <code>^o</code>.

Here's an example of a dungeon overview:
<pre>
The Dungeons of Doom: levels 1 to 3
Level 3:
Stairs down to The Gnomish Mines.
The Gnomish Mines: levels 4 to 11
Level 7:
Many shops, a temple, some fountains.
Level 10: <- You are here.
Level 11:
</pre>

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	The overview, also appears as one of the screens that can be displayed at the end of a game, after "[[Do you want your possessions identified?]]"		The overview, also appears as one of the screens that can be displayed at the end of a game, after "[[Do you want your possessions identified?]]"
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		+	{{upcoming\|NetHack 3.7.0\|Shops and temples that you have observed with [[magic mapping]] or [[probing]] but not actually entered will also be added to the overview, though they will not if you have only looked into the room from outside it, even if you can clearly tell it is a shop or temple.}}

	==History==		==History==

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 </pre>
-{{upcoming|3.7.0|The m#overview command allows editing of [[annotation]]s on any level.}}
+{{upcoming|3.7.0|Pressing {{kbd|m}} before entering the #overview command allows editing of [[annotation]]s on any level.}}
 ==Description==
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 ==History==
 Overviews first appear in [[NetHack 3.6.0]].
 ==References==
 <references/>
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-'''#overview''' is an [[extended command]] that displays notable features of the explored dungeon. It can also be invoked with the keys {{kbd|ctrl|o}} or {{kbd|alt|O}}.
+'''#overview''' is an [[extended command]] in ''[[NetHack]]'' that displays notable features of the explored dungeon. It can also be invoked with the keys {{kbd|ctrl|o}} or {{kbd|alt|O}}.
 Here's an example of a dungeon overview:
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 </pre>
-The final output of #overview, displaying everything you've learned about the dungeon so far, is available as one of the screens of information offered after the question '[[Do you want your possessions identified?]]'
+{{upcoming|3.7.0|The m#overview command allows editing of [[annotation]]s on any level.}}
-For each level you have seen, the game prints out any level annotation chosen one with the [[name]] command, and then prints out any interesting features.
+==Description==
-The game keeps track of what dungeon features you have seen.
+* [[Dungeon feature]]s, such as altars, thrones, fountains, sinks, graves, and trees.
-The game keeps count of the features you have seen.  Two shops are reported as "some shops" while three or more shops are "many shops".
+The overview, also appears as one of the screens that can be displayed at the end of a game, after "[[Do you want your possessions identified?]]"
 ==History==
+Overviews first appear in [[NetHack 3.6.0]].
 {{upcoming|3.7.0|The m#overview command allows editing of annotations on any level.}}
 ==References==
+<references/>
 {{nethack-361}}

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 The name, role, and type of death of bones are listed if you have seen the location where the deceased died.  {{reffunc|dungeon.c|recalc_mapseen}}
 ==References==
 {{nethack-361}}

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	The name, role, and type of death of bones are listed if you have seen the location where the deceased died. {{reffunc\|dungeon.c\|recalc_mapseen}}		The name, role, and type of death of bones are listed if you have seen the location where the deceased died. {{reffunc\|dungeon.c\|recalc_mapseen}}
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		+	==References==

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 The final output of #overview, displaying everything you've learned about the dungeon so far, is available as one of the screens of information offered after the question '[[Do you want your possessions identified?]]'
-{{stub}}
+For each level you have seen, the game prints out any level annotation chosen one with the [[name]] command, and then prints out any interesting features.
-{{nethack-360}}

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−	'''#overview''' is an [[extended command]] that displays notable features of the explored dungeon. It can also be invoked with the ~~key sequence <code>^~~o~~</code>~~.	+	'''#overview''' is an [[extended command]] that displays notable features of the explored dungeon. It can also be invoked with the keys {{kbd\|ctrl\|o}} or {{kbd\|alt\|O}}.

	Here's an example of a dungeon overview:		Here's an example of a dungeon overview: