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I'm guessing that charges are intentionally not shown for unidentified magical objects, which makes sense (unless it's a scroll, but I just checked and Scroll of Flame doesn't stack so I'm extrapolating that no scrolls do).
This behavior doesn't make sense for ammunition, though. Unidentified bolts should show their charge number because it's a plainly visible quantity, not a mysterious attribute.
Hopefully this can be fixed without having to add any XML flags. Maybe the presence of the missile-type flag is enough to distinguish an item that should hide charges and one that shouldn't?
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Due to the existence of infinite-ammo missiles like the Sling, there is more complexity here than just checking if a missile-type is present. Maybe missile != 0 && max_charges != 0 would do the trick.
I'm guessing that charges are intentionally not shown for unidentified magical objects, which makes sense (unless it's a scroll, but I just checked and Scroll of Flame doesn't stack so I'm extrapolating that no scrolls do).
This behavior doesn't make sense for ammunition, though. Unidentified bolts should show their charge number because it's a plainly visible quantity, not a mysterious attribute.
Hopefully this can be fixed without having to add any XML flags. Maybe the presence of the missile-type flag is enough to distinguish an item that should hide charges and one that shouldn't?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: