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* YANIs can be posted to [https://hardfought.org/etherpad/p/SpliceHack etherpad], with no guarantees or warranties implied. | * YANIs can be posted to [https://hardfought.org/etherpad/p/SpliceHack etherpad], with no guarantees or warranties implied. | ||
* Many SpliceHack wiki pages may need to be replaced, overhauled, or deleted when the Rewrite is ready. Again, referring to the changelog and readme are your best sources, or of course diving the details of the commits on Github. | * Many SpliceHack wiki pages may need to be replaced, overhauled, or deleted when the Rewrite is ready. Again, referring to the changelog and readme are your best sources, or of course diving the details of the commits on Github. | ||
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Revision as of 17:05, 20 August 2021
SpliceHack-Rewrite is the next version of Splicehack. It is a fresh codebase built on a newer version of vanilla NetHack.
The repository is available at https://github.com/NullCGT/SpliceHack-Rewrite.
Major changes:
- No more techniques, they were too buggy. Role-specific skills will be implemented to fulfill a similar conceptual niche.
- Boring and uneventful things, such as cooking, moonstones, and many monsters, are also gone.
- For further details, see the README and the spl-changelog.
- YANIs can be posted to etherpad, with no guarantees or warranties implied.
- Many SpliceHack wiki pages may need to be replaced, overhauled, or deleted when the Rewrite is ready. Again, referring to the changelog and readme are your best sources, or of course diving the details of the commits on Github.
