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Clothos: /* what am i missing */

2013-05-12T06:16:30Z

‎what am i missing

50.104.87.134: /* what am i missing */

2011-10-22T20:35:49Z

‎what am i missing

109.154.2.237: this seems not to work in the mobile version

2010-08-25T18:09:10Z

this seems not to work in the mobile version

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==what am i missing==

*using nh mobile on an excalibur. individual naming does not seem to work. pile of rocks. throw rocks into two piles. (n for number doesn't work either.) pick up first pile #name-y it to pile1. drop pile. pick up the other pile and #name-y it to pile2. pick up the first pile, you've not got two piles named pile1 and pile2, just one pile named pile2. is this the expected behaviour? is it a compile directive? just seems broken to me. --[[Special:Contributions/109.154.2.237|109.154.2.237]] 18:09, August 25, 2010 (UTC)

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	No, it's not a bug. This is a feature so that new objects of the same type that you pick up will merge into the same stack. To separate stacks on purpose, you need to name the original stack, drop one of the new stacks, rename the part that you still have in your inventory, and then pick what was left up. [[Special:Contributions/50.104.87.134\|50.104.87.134]] 20:35, 22 October 2011 (UTC)		No, it's not a bug. This is a feature so that new objects of the same type that you pick up will merge into the same stack. To separate stacks on purpose, you need to name the original stack, drop one of the new stacks, rename the part that you still have in your inventory, and then pick what was left up. [[Special:Contributions/50.104.87.134\|50.104.87.134]] 20:35, 22 October 2011 (UTC)
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		+	:I had to read this several times to get it. The steps are, 1)obtain a stack of something. 2)Name it (not "call" it). 3) drop 'n' of them from the stack you are holding, but not all of them. 4) Rename the remaining ones (ie, what's left of the stack) you are still holding. --Clothos

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	*using nh mobile on an excalibur. individual naming does not seem to work. pile of rocks. throw rocks into two piles. (n for number doesn't work either.) pick up first pile #name-y it to pile1. drop pile. pick up the other pile and #name-y it to pile2. pick up the first pile, you've not got two piles named pile1 and pile2, just one pile named pile2. is this the expected behaviour? is it a compile directive? just seems broken to me. --[[Special:Contributions/109.154.2.237\|109.154.2.237]] 18:09, August 25, 2010 (UTC)		*using nh mobile on an excalibur. individual naming does not seem to work. pile of rocks. throw rocks into two piles. (n for number doesn't work either.) pick up first pile #name-y it to pile1. drop pile. pick up the other pile and #name-y it to pile2. pick up the first pile, you've not got two piles named pile1 and pile2, just one pile named pile2. is this the expected behaviour? is it a compile directive? just seems broken to me. --[[Special:Contributions/109.154.2.237\|109.154.2.237]] 18:09, August 25, 2010 (UTC)
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		+	No, it's not a bug. This is a feature so that new objects of the same type that you pick up will merge into the same stack. To separate stacks on purpose, you need to name the original stack, drop one of the new stacks, rename the part that you still have in your inventory, and then pick what was left up. [[Special:Contributions/50.104.87.134\|50.104.87.134]] 20:35, 22 October 2011 (UTC)