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1. /* SCCS Id: @(#)attrib.c 3.2 96/03/28 */ 2. /* Copyright 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, M. Stephenson */ 3. /* NetHack may be freely redistributed. See license for details. */ 4. 5. /* attribute modification routines. */ 6. 7. #include "hack.h" 8. #include "artifact.h" 9. 10. /* #define DEBUG /* uncomment for debugging info */ 11. 12. #ifdef OVLB 13. 14. /* part of the output on gain or loss of attribute */ 15. static 16. const char *plusattr[] = { 17. "strong", "smart", "wise", "agile", "tough", "charismatic" 18. }, 19. *minusattr[] = { 20. "weak", "stupid", "foolish", "clumsy", "vulnerable", "ugly" 21. }; 22. 23. /* maximum and minimum values for the attributes */ 24. struct attribs attrmax = { 25. { 118, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18 } 26. }, 27. attrmin = { 28. { 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 } 29. }; 30. 31. static 32. const struct innate { 33. schar ulevel; 34. long *ability; 35. const char *gainstr, *losestr; 36. } a_abil[] = { { 1, &(Stealth), "", "" }, 37. { 1, &(Fast), "", "" }, 38. { 10, &(Searching), "perceptive", "" }, 39. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 40. 41. b_abil[] = { { 1, &(HPoison_resistance), "", "" }, 42. { 7, &(Fast), "quick", "slow" }, 43. { 15, &(Stealth), "stealthy", "" }, 44. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 45. 46. c_abil[] = { { 7, &(Fast), "quick", "slow" }, 47. { 15, &(Warning), "sensitive", "" }, 48. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 49. 50. e_abil[] = { { 1, &(Fast), "", "" }, 51. { 1, &(HSee_invisible), "", "" }, 52. { 1, &(Searching), "", "" }, 53. { 1, &(HSleep_resistance), "", "" }, 54. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 55. 56. h_abil[] = { { 1, &(HPoison_resistance), "", "" }, 57. { 15, &(Warning), "sensitive", "" }, 58. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 59. 60. k_abil[] = { { 7, &(Fast), "quick", "slow" }, 61. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 62. 63. p_abil[] = { { 15, &(Warning), "sensitive", "" }, 64. { 20, &(HFire_resistance), "cool", "warmer" }, 65. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 66. 67. r_abil[] = { { 1, &(Stealth), "", "" }, 68. { 10, &(Searching), "perceptive", "" }, 69. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 70. 71. s_abil[] = { { 1, &(Fast), "", "" }, 72. { 15, &(Stealth), "stealthy", "" }, 73. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 74. 75. t_abil[] = { { 10, &(Searching), "perceptive", "" }, 76. { 20, &(HPoison_resistance), "hardy", "" }, 77. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 78. 79. v_abil[] = { { 1, &(HCold_resistance), "", "" }, 80. { 1, &(Stealth), "", "" }, 81. { 7, &(Fast), "quick", "slow" }, 82. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }, 83. 84. w_abil[] = { { 15, &(Warning), "sensitive", "" }, 85. { 17, &(HTeleport_control), "controlled","uncontrolled" }, 86. { 0, 0, 0, 0 } }; 87. 88. static 89. const struct clattr { 90. struct attribs base, cldist; 91. align align; 92. schar shp, hd, xlev, ndx; 93. /* According to AD&D, HD for some classes (ex. Wizard) should be smaller 94. * (4-sided for wizards). But this is not AD&D, and using the AD&D 95. * rule here produces an unplayable character. Thus I have used a minimum 96. * of an 10-sided hit die for everything. Another AD&D change: wizards get 97. * a minimum strength of 6 since without one you can't teleport or cast 98. * spells. --KAA 99. */ 100. const struct innate *abil; 101. } a_attr = { {{ 7, 10, 10, 7, 7, 7 }}, /* Archeologist */ 102. {{ 20, 20, 20, 10, 20, 10 }}, 103. { A_LAWFUL, 10 }, 13, 10, 14, 2, a_abil }, 104. 105. b_attr = { {{ 16, 7, 7, 15, 16, 6 }}, /* Barbarian */ 106. {{ 30, 6, 7, 20, 30, 7 }}, 107. { A_NEUTRAL, 10 }, 16, 12, 10, 3, b_abil }, 108. 109. c_attr = { {{ 10, 7, 7, 7, 8, 6 }}, /* Caveman (fighter) */ 110. {{ 30, 6, 7, 20, 30, 7 }}, 111. { A_LAWFUL, 0 }, 16, 10, 10, 3, c_abil }, 112. 113. e_attr = { {{ 13, 13, 13, 9, 13, 7 }}, /* Elf (ranger) */ 114. {{ 30, 10, 10, 20, 20, 10 }}, 115. { A_CHAOTIC, 10 }, 15, 10, 11, 2, e_abil }, 116. 117. h_attr = { {{ 7, 7, 13, 7, 11, 16 }}, /* Healer (druid) */ 118. {{ 15, 20, 20, 15, 25, 10 }}, 119. { A_NEUTRAL, 10 }, 13, 10, 20, 2, h_abil }, 120. 121. k_attr = { {{ 13, 7, 14, 8, 10, 17 }}, /* Knight (paladin) */ 122. {{ 20, 15, 15, 10, 20, 10 }}, 123. { A_LAWFUL, 10 }, 16, 10, 10, 3, k_abil }, 124. 125. p_attr = { {{ 7, 7, 10, 7, 7, 7 }}, /* Priest (cleric) */ 126. {{ 15, 10, 30, 15, 20, 10 }}, 127. { A_NEUTRAL, 0 }, 14, 10, 10, 2, p_abil }, 128. 129. r_attr = { {{ 7, 7, 7, 10, 7, 6 }}, /* Rogue (thief) */ 130. {{ 20, 10, 10, 30, 20, 10 }}, 131. { A_CHAOTIC, 10 }, 12, 10, 11, 2, r_abil }, 132. 133. s_attr = { {{ 10, 8, 7, 10, 17, 6 }}, /* Samurai (fighter/thief) */ 134. {{ 30, 10, 10, 30, 14, 10 }}, 135. { A_LAWFUL, 10 }, 15, 10, 11, 2, s_abil }, 136. 137. #ifdef TOURIST 138. t_attr = { {{ 7, 10, 6, 7, 7, 10 }}, /* Tourist */ 139. {{ 15, 10, 10, 15, 30, 20 }}, 140. { A_NEUTRAL, 0 }, 10, 10, 14, 1, t_abil }, 141. #endif 142. 143. v_attr = { {{ 10, 7, 7, 7, 10, 7 }}, /* Valkyrie (fighter) */ 144. {{ 30, 6, 7, 20, 30, 7 }}, 145. { A_NEUTRAL, 0 }, 16, 10, 10, 3, v_abil }, 146. 147. w_attr = { {{ 7, 10, 7, 7, 7, 7 }}, /* Wizard (magic-user) */ 148. {{ 10, 30, 10, 20, 20, 10 }}, 149. { A_NEUTRAL, 0 }, 12, 10, 12, 1, w_abil }, 150. 151. X_attr = { {{ 3, 3, 3, 3, 3, 3 }}, 152. {{ 20, 15, 15, 15, 20, 15 }}, 153. { A_NEUTRAL, 0 }, 12, 10, 14, 1, 0 }; 154. 155. static long next_check = 600L; /* arbitrary first setting */ 156. static NEARDATA const struct clattr *NDECL(clx); 157. static void NDECL(init_align); 158. static void NDECL(exerper); 159. 160. /* adjust an attribute; return TRUE if change is made, FALSE otherwise */ 161. boolean 162. adjattrib(ndx, incr, msgflg) 163. int ndx, incr; 164. int msgflg; /* positive => no message, zero => message, and */ 165. { /* negative => conditional (msg if change made) */ 166. if (!incr) return FALSE; 167. 168. if ((ndx == A_INT || ndx == A_WIS) 169. && uarmh && uarmh->otyp == DUNCE_CAP) { 170. if (msgflg == 0) 171. Your("cap constricts briefly, then relaxes again."); 172. return FALSE; 173. } 174. 175. if (incr > 0) { 176. if ((AMAX(ndx) >= ATTRMAX(ndx)) && (ACURR(ndx) >= AMAX(ndx))) { 177. if (msgflg == 0 && flags.verbose) 178. pline("You're already as %s as you can get.", 179. plusattr[ndx]); 180. ABASE(ndx) = AMAX(ndx) = ATTRMAX(ndx); /* just in case */ 181. return FALSE; 182. } 183. 184. ABASE(ndx) += incr; 185. if(ABASE(ndx) > AMAX(ndx)) { 186. incr = ABASE(ndx) - AMAX(ndx); 187. AMAX(ndx) += incr; 188. if(AMAX(ndx) > ATTRMAX(ndx)) 189. AMAX(ndx) = ATTRMAX(ndx); 190. ABASE(ndx) = AMAX(ndx); 191. } 192. } else { 193. if (ABASE(ndx) <= ATTRMIN(ndx)) { 194. if (msgflg == 0 && flags.verbose) 195. pline("You're already as %s as you can get.", 196. minusattr[ndx]); 197. ABASE(ndx) = ATTRMIN(ndx); /* just in case */ 198. return FALSE; 199. } 200. 201. ABASE(ndx) += incr; 202. if(ABASE(ndx) < ATTRMIN(ndx)) { 203. incr = ABASE(ndx) - ATTRMIN(ndx); 204. ABASE(ndx) = ATTRMIN(ndx); 205. AMAX(ndx) += incr; 206. if(AMAX(ndx) < ATTRMIN(ndx)) 207. AMAX(ndx) = ATTRMIN(ndx); 208. } 209. } 210. if (msgflg <= 0) 211. You_feel("%s%s!", 212. (incr > 1 || incr < -1) ? "very ": "", 213. (incr > 0) ? plusattr[ndx] : minusattr[ndx]); 214. flags.botl = 1; 215. if (moves > 0 && (ndx == A_STR || ndx == A_CON)) 216. (void)encumber_msg(); 217. return TRUE; 218. } 219. 220. void 221. gainstr(otmp, incr) 222. register struct obj *otmp; 223. register int incr; 224. { 225. int num = 1; 226. 227. if(incr) num = incr; 228. else { 229. if(ABASE(A_STR) < 18) num = (rn2(4) ? 1 : rnd(6) ); 230. else if (ABASE(A_STR) < 103) num = rnd(10); 231. } 232. (void) adjattrib(A_STR, (otmp && otmp->cursed) ? -num : num, TRUE); 233. } 234. 235. void 236. losestr(num) /* may kill you; cause may be poison or monster like 'a' */ 237. register int num; 238. { 239. int ustr = ABASE(A_STR) - num; 240. 241. while(ustr < 3) { 242. ustr++; 243. num--; 244. u.uhp -= 6; 245. u.uhpmax -= 6; 246. } 247. (void) adjattrib(A_STR, -num, TRUE); 248. } 249. 250. void 251. change_luck(n) 252. register schar n; 253. { 254. u.uluck += n; 255. if (u.uluck < 0 && u.uluck < LUCKMIN) u.uluck = LUCKMIN; 256. if (u.uluck > 0 && u.uluck > LUCKMAX) u.uluck = LUCKMAX; 257. } 258. 259. int 260. stone_luck(parameter) 261. boolean parameter; /* So I can't think up of a good name. So sue me. --KAA */ 262. { 263. register struct obj *otmp; 264. register long bonchance = 0; 265. 266. for(otmp = invent; otmp; otmp=otmp->nobj) 267. if (otmp->otyp == LUCKSTONE 268. || (otmp->oartifact && spec_ability(otmp, SPFX_LUCK))) { 269. if (otmp->cursed) bonchance -= otmp->quan; 270. else if (otmp->blessed) bonchance += otmp->quan; 271. else if (parameter) bonchance += otmp->quan; 272. } 273. 274. return sgn((int)bonchance); 275. } 276. 277. /* there has just been an inventory change affecting a luck-granting item */ 278. void 279. set_moreluck() 280. { 281. int luckbon = stone_luck(TRUE); 282. 283. if (!luckbon && !carrying(LUCKSTONE)) u.moreluck = 0; 284. else if (luckbon >= 0) u.moreluck = LUCKADD; 285. else u.moreluck = -LUCKADD; 286. } 287. 288. #endif /* OVLB */ 289. #ifdef OVL1 290. 291. void 292. restore_attrib() 293. { 294. int i; 295. 296. for(i = 0; i < A_MAX; i++) { /* all temporary losses/gains */ 297. 298. if(ATEMP(i) && ATIME(i)) { 299. if(!(--(ATIME(i)))) { /* countdown for change */ 300. ATEMP(i) += ATEMP(i) > 0 ? -1 : 1; 301. 302. if(ATEMP(i)) /* reset timer */ 303. ATIME(i) = 100 / ACURR(A_CON); 304. } 305. } 306. } 307. (void)encumber_msg(); 308. } 309. 310. #endif /* OVL1 */ 311. #ifdef OVLB 312. 313. #define AVAL 50 /* tune value for exercise gains */ 314. 315. void 316. exercise(i, inc_or_dec) 317. int i; 318. boolean inc_or_dec; 319. { 320. #ifdef DEBUG 321. pline("Exercise:"); 322. #endif 323. if (i == A_INT || i == A_CHA) return; /* can't exercise these */ 324. 325. /* no physical exercise while polymorphed; the body's temporary */ 326. if (u.umonnum >= LOW_PM && i != A_WIS) return; 327. 328. if(abs(AEXE(i)) < AVAL) { 329. /* 330. * Law of diminishing returns (Part I): 331. * 332. * Gain is harder at higher attribute values. 333. * 79% at "3" --> 0% at "18" 334. * Loss is even at all levels (50%). 335. * 336. * Note: *YES* ACURR is the right one to use. 337. */ 338. AEXE(i) += (inc_or_dec) ? (rn2(19) > ACURR(i)) : -rn2(2); 339. #ifdef DEBUG 340. pline("%s, %s AEXE = %d", 341. (i == A_STR) ? "Str" : (i == A_WIS) ? "Wis" : 342. (i == A_DEX) ? "Dex" : "Con", 343. (inc_or_dec) ? "inc" : "dec", AEXE(i)); 344. #endif 345. } 346. if (moves > 0 && (i == A_STR || i == A_CON)) (void)encumber_msg(); 347. } 348. 349. /* hunger values - from eat.c */ 350. #define SATIATED 0 351. #define NOT_HUNGRY 1 352. #define HUNGRY 2 353. #define WEAK 3 354. #define FAINTING 4 355. #define FAINTED 5 356. #define STARVED 6 357. 358. static void 359. exerper() 360. { 361. if(!(moves % 10)) { 362. /* Hunger Checks */ 363. 364. int hs = (u.uhunger > 1000) ? SATIATED : 365. (u.uhunger > 150) ? NOT_HUNGRY : 366. (u.uhunger > 50) ? HUNGRY : 367. (u.uhunger > 0) ? WEAK : FAINTING; 368. 369. #ifdef DEBUG 370. pline("exerper: Hunger checks"); 371. #endif 372. switch (hs) { 373. case SATIATED: exercise(A_DEX, FALSE); break; 374. case NOT_HUNGRY: exercise(A_CON, TRUE); break; 375. case WEAK: exercise(A_STR, FALSE); break; 376. case FAINTING: 377. case FAINTED: exercise(A_CON, FALSE); break; 378. } 379. 380. /* Encumberance Checks */ 381. #ifdef DEBUG 382. pline("exerper: Encumber checks"); 383. #endif 384. switch (near_capacity()) { 385. case MOD_ENCUMBER: exercise(A_STR, TRUE); break; 386. case HVY_ENCUMBER: exercise(A_STR, TRUE); 387. exercise(A_DEX, FALSE); break; 388. case EXT_ENCUMBER: exercise(A_DEX, FALSE); 389. exercise(A_CON, FALSE); break; 390. } 391. 392. } 393. 394. /* status checks */ 395. if(!(moves % 5)) { 396. #ifdef DEBUG 397. pline("exerper: Status checks"); 398. #endif 399. if ((HClairvoyant & (INTRINSIC|TIMEOUT)) && 400. !(HClairvoyant & I_BLOCKED)) exercise(A_WIS, TRUE); 401. if (HRegeneration) exercise(A_STR, TRUE); 402. 403. if(Sick || Vomiting) exercise(A_CON, FALSE); 404. if(Confusion || Hallucination) exercise(A_WIS, FALSE); 405. if(Wounded_legs || Fumbling || HStun) exercise(A_DEX, FALSE); 406. } 407. } 408. 409. void 410. exerchk() 411. { 412. int i, mod_val; 413. 414. /* Check out the periodic accumulations */ 415. exerper(); 416. 417. #ifdef DEBUG 418. if(moves >= next_check) 419. pline("exerchk: ready to test. multi = %d.", multi); 420. #endif 421. /* Are we ready for a test? */ 422. if(moves >= next_check && !multi) { 423. #ifdef DEBUG 424. pline("exerchk: testing."); 425. #endif 426. /* 427. * Law of diminishing returns (Part II): 428. * 429. * The effects of "exercise" and "abuse" wear 430. * off over time. Even if you *don't* get an 431. * increase/decrease, you lose some of the 432. * accumulated effects. 433. */ 434. for(i = 0; i < A_MAX; AEXE(i++) /= 2) { 435. 436. if(ABASE(i) >= 18 || !AEXE(i)) continue; 437. if(i == A_INT || i == A_CHA) continue;/* can't exercise these */ 438. 439. #ifdef DEBUG 440. pline("exerchk: testing %s (%d).", 441. (i == A_STR) ? "Str" : (i == A_WIS) ? "Wis" : 442. (i == A_DEX) ? "Dex" : "Con", AEXE(i)); 443. #endif 444. /* 445. * Law of diminishing returns (Part III): 446. * 447. * You don't *always* gain by exercising. 448. * [MRS 92/10/28 - Treat Wisdom specially for balance.] 449. */ 450. if(rn2(AVAL) > ((i != A_WIS) ? abs(AEXE(i)*2/3) : abs(AEXE(i)))) 451. continue; 452. mod_val = sgn(AEXE(i)); 453. 454. #ifdef DEBUG 455. pline("exerchk: changing %d.", i); 456. #endif 457. if(adjattrib(i, mod_val, -1)) { 458. #ifdef DEBUG 459. pline("exerchk: changed %d.", i); 460. #endif 461. /* if you actually changed an attrib - zero accumulation */ 462. AEXE(i) = 0; 463. /* then print an explanation */ 464. switch(i) { 465. case A_STR: You((mod_val >0) ? 466. "must have been exercising." : 467. "must have been abusing your body."); 468. break; 469. case A_WIS: You((mod_val >0) ? 470. "must have been very observant." : 471. "haven't been paying attention."); 472. break; 473. case A_DEX: You((mod_val >0) ? 474. "must have been working on your reflexes." : 475. "haven't been working on reflexes lately."); 476. break; 477. case A_CON: You((mod_val >0) ? 478. "must be leading a healthy life-style." : 479. "haven't been watching your health."); 480. break; 481. } 482. } 483. } 484. next_check += rn1(200,800); 485. #ifdef DEBUG 486. pline("exerchk: next check at %ld.", next_check); 487. #endif 488. } 489. } 490. 491. /* next_check will otherwise have its initial 600L after a game restore */ 492. void 493. reset_attribute_clock() 494. { 495. if (moves > 600L) next_check = moves + rn1(50,800); 496. } 497. 498. static const struct clattr * 499. clx() 500. { 501. register const struct clattr *attr; 502. 503. switch (u.role) { 504. case 'A': attr = &a_attr; 505. break; 506. case 'B': attr = &b_attr; 507. break; 508. case 'C': attr = &c_attr; 509. break; 510. case 'E': attr = &e_attr; 511. break; 512. case 'H': attr = &h_attr; 513. break; 514. case 'K': attr = &k_attr; 515. break; 516. case 'P': attr = &p_attr; 517. break; 518. case 'R': attr = &r_attr; 519. break; 520. case 'S': attr = &s_attr; 521. break; 522. #ifdef TOURIST 523. case 'T': attr = &t_attr; 524. break; 525. #endif 526. case 'V': attr = &v_attr; 527. break; 528. case 'W': attr = &w_attr; 529. break; 530. default: /* unknown type */ 531. attr = &X_attr; 532. break; 533. } 534. return(attr); 535. } 536. 537. static void 538. init_align() /* called from newhp if u.ulevel is 0 */ 539. { 540. register const struct clattr *attr = clx(); 541. 542. u.ualign = attr->align; 543. /* there should be priests of every stripe */ 544. if (Role_is('P')) 545. u.ualign.type = (rn2(2)) ? attr->align.type : (rn2(2)) ? 1 : -1; 546. else u.ualign.type = attr->align.type; 547. } 548. 549. void 550. init_attr(np) 551. register int np; 552. { 553. register int i, x, tryct; 554. register const struct clattr *attr = clx(); 555. 556. for(i = 0; i < A_MAX; i++) { 557. 558. ABASE(i) = AMAX(i) = attr->base.a[i]; 559. ATEMP(i) = ATIME(i) = 0; 560. np -= attr->base.a[i]; 561. } 562. 563. tryct = 0; 564. while(np > 0 && tryct < 100) { 565. 566. x = rn2(100); 567. for (i = 0; (i < A_MAX) && ((x -= attr->cldist.a[i]) > 0); i++) ; 568. if(i >= A_MAX) continue; /* impossible */ 569. 570. if(ABASE(i) >= ATTRMAX(i)) { 571. 572. tryct++; 573. continue; 574. } 575. tryct = 0; 576. ABASE(i)++; 577. AMAX(i)++; 578. np--; 579. } 580. 581. tryct = 0; 582. while(np < 0 && tryct < 100) { /* for redistribution */ 583. 584. x = rn2(100); 585. for (i = 0; (i < A_MAX) && ((x -= attr->cldist.a[i]) > 0); i++) ; 586. if(i >= A_MAX) continue; /* impossible */ 587. 588. if(ABASE(i) <= ATTRMIN(i)) { 589. 590. tryct++; 591. continue; 592. } 593. tryct = 0; 594. ABASE(i)--; 595. AMAX(i)--; 596. np++; 597. } 598. } 599. 600. void 601. redist_attr() 602. { 603. register int i, tmp; 604. 605. for(i = 0; i < A_MAX; i++) { 606. if (i==A_INT || i==A_WIS) continue; 607. /* Polymorphing doesn't change your mind */ 608. tmp = AMAX(i); 609. AMAX(i) += (rn2(5)-2); 610. if (AMAX(i) > ATTRMAX(i)) AMAX(i) = ATTRMAX(i); 611. if (AMAX(i) < ATTRMIN(i)) AMAX(i) = ATTRMIN(i); 612. ABASE(i) = ABASE(i) * AMAX(i) / tmp; 613. /* ABASE(i) > ATTRMAX(i) is impossible */ 614. if (ABASE(i) < ATTRMIN(i)) ABASE(i) = ATTRMIN(i); 615. } 616. (void)encumber_msg(); 617. } 618. 619. void 620. adjabil(oldlevel,newlevel) 621. int oldlevel, newlevel; 622. { 623. register const struct clattr *attr = clx(); 624. #ifdef GCC_WARN 625. /* this is the "right" definition */ 626. register const struct innate *abil = attr->abil; 627. #else 628. /* this one satisfies more compilers */ 629. register struct innate *abil = (struct innate *)attr->abil; 630. #endif 631. 632. if(abil) { 633. for(; abil->ability; abil++) { 634. if(oldlevel < abil->ulevel && newlevel >= abil->ulevel) { 635. /* Abilities gained at level 1 can never be lost 636. * via level loss, only via means that remove _any_ 637. * sort of ability. A "gain" of such an ability from 638. * an outside source is devoid of meaning, so we set 639. * FROMOUTSIDE to avoid such gains. 640. */ 641. if (abil->ulevel == 1) 642. *(abil->ability) |= (FROMEXPER|FROMOUTSIDE); 643. else 644. *(abil->ability) |= FROMEXPER; 645. if(!(*(abil->ability) & FROMOUTSIDE)) { 646. if(*(abil->gainstr)) 647. You_feel("%s!", abil->gainstr); 648. } 649. } else if (oldlevel >= abil->ulevel && newlevel < abil->ulevel) { 650. *(abil->ability) &= ~FROMEXPER; 651. if((*(abil->ability) & INTRINSIC)) { 652. if(*(abil->losestr)) 653. You_feel("%s!", abil->losestr); 654. else if(*(abil->gainstr)) 655. You_feel("less %s!", abil->gainstr); 656. } 657. } 658. } 659. } 660. } 661. 662. int 663. newhp() 664. { 665. register const struct clattr *attr = clx(); 666. int hp, conplus; 667. 668. if(u.ulevel == 0) { 669. 670. hp = attr->shp; 671. init_align(); /* initialize alignment stuff */ 672. return hp; 673. } else { 674. 675. if(u.ulevel < attr->xlev) 676. hp = rnd(attr->hd); 677. else 678. hp = attr->ndx; 679. } 680. 681. switch(ACURR(A_CON)) { 682. case 3: conplus = -2; break; 683. case 4: 684. case 5: 685. case 6: conplus = -1; break; 686. case 15: 687. case 16: conplus = 1; break; 688. case 17: conplus = 2; break; 689. case 18: conplus = 3; break; 690. default: conplus = 0; 691. } 692. hp += conplus; 693. return((hp <= 0) ? 1 : hp); 694. } 695. 696. #endif /* OVLB */ 697. #ifdef OVL0 698. 699. schar 700. acurr(x) 701. int x; 702. { 703. register int tmp = (u.abon.a[x] + u.atemp.a[x] + u.acurr.a[x]); 704. 705. if (x == A_STR) { 706. if (uarmg && uarmg->otyp == GAUNTLETS_OF_POWER) return(125); 707. #ifdef WIN32_BUG 708. else return(x=((tmp >= 125) ? 125 : (tmp <= 3) ? 3 : tmp)); 709. #else 710. else return((schar)((tmp >= 125) ? 125 : (tmp <= 3) ? 3 : tmp)); 711. #endif 712. } else if (x == A_CHA) { 713. if (tmp < 18 && (u.usym == S_NYMPH || 714. u.umonnum==PM_SUCCUBUS || u.umonnum == PM_INCUBUS)) 715. return 18; 716. } else if (x == A_INT || x == A_WIS) { 717. /* yes, this may raise int/wis if player is sufficiently 718. * stupid. there are lower levels of cognition than "dunce". 719. */ 720. if (uarmh && uarmh->otyp == DUNCE_CAP) return(6); 721. } 722. #ifdef WIN32_BUG 723. return(x=((tmp >= 25) ? 25 : (tmp <= 3) ? 3 : tmp)); 724. #else 725. return((schar)((tmp >= 25) ? 25 : (tmp <= 3) ? 3 : tmp)); 726. #endif 727. } 728. 729. /* condense clumsy ACURR(A_STR) value into value that fits into game formulas 730. */ 731. schar 732. acurrstr() 733. { 734. register int str = ACURR(A_STR); 735. 736. if (str <= 18) return((schar)str); 737. if (str <= 121) return((schar)(19 + str / 50)); /* map to 19-21 */ 738. else return((schar)(str - 100)); 739. } 740. 741. #endif /* OVL0 */ 742. #ifdef OVL2 743. 744. /* avoid possible problems with alignment overflow, and provide a centralized 745. * location for any future alignment limits 746. */ 747. void 748. adjalign(n) 749. register int n; 750. { 751. register int newalign = u.ualign.record + n; 752. 753. if(n < 0) { 754. if(newalign < u.ualign.record) 755. u.ualign.record = newalign; 756. } else 757. if(newalign > u.ualign.record) { 758. u.ualign.record = newalign; 759. if(u.ualign.record > ALIGNLIM) 760. u.ualign.record = ALIGNLIM; 761. } 762. } 763. 764. #endif /* OVL2 */ 765. 766. /*attrib.c*/
