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This directory contains library extensions for various purposes
contributed by members of the IF community
1 Subdirectory:
adhints
25 items:
NewMenu.h
[31-Jan-1996]
A replacement for the default menu code in Inform,
particularly for the 5/12 version of the libraries,
by Mike Phillips.
adhints
[24-Oct-2024]
a subdirectory with the Adaptive Hints library
by Mike Phillips
adname.h
[15-Dec-1995]
Adname Library release 1, by Andrew Clover.
Provides adnames, i.e. words that refer to an object but
don't imply it.
attrtest.h
[29-Aug-1996]
AttrTest release 2, by Julian Arnold.
Provides a new debugging verb which allows you to list or
change the attributes of any object in your game whilst
you play it.
daemons.h
[5-Oct-1995]
Priority Daemons Library by Andrew Plotkin, release 1.
Support for daemons that execute in a determined order.
date.h
[21-Jun-1996]
An Inform 5.5 library extension to print the date.
Recognises 30 and 31 day months and leap years.
Written by L. Ross Raszewski.
floating_contents.h
[9-Oct-1995]
Floating Contents Library by Julian Arnold, release 2.
A new system for handling floating objects in Inform;
either complements or replaces `found_in'.
follower.h
[15-Dec-1995]
Follower Library release 3,
by Gareth Rees and Andrew Clover.
Support for creatures that can be followed by the player.
footnote.h
[20-Jul-1996]
An Inform Library extension for Inform 5.5 or greater
to produce sequentially numbered footnotes, by
L. Ross Raszewski
hints.h
[20-Jul-1996]
Invisiclues-style Help menu "tool kit" for Inform 5.5
or later by L. Ross Raszewski
locktest.h
[20-Jul-1996]
An Inform library to choose default keys to open locks,
by L. Ross Raszewski
mapdemo.inf
[16-Aug-1998]
A demonstration of an auto-mapping implementation
for Inform 5.5, by Nathan Eady
mapdemo.z5
[18-Jul-1998]
A compiled version of mapdemo.inf
newlock.h
[20-Jul-1996]
A replacement for Lock and Unlock to implement multiple
keys and key-side definition, by L. Ross Raszewski
ordinal.h
[21-Jun-1996]
An Inform 5.5 library extension to print an
ordinal number ("first", "second", etc.)
Written by L. Ross Raszewski.
physics.h
[4-Jan-1996]
A complex weight/size system to replace the 'capacity'
property, version 1.1, by Sam Hulick.
pluralobj.h
[15-Dec-1995]
Plural Objects Library release 2, by Andrew Clover.
Changes to the library messages to make them plural-aware
and use plural forms appropriately.
scenery.tar.Z
[7-Mar-1996]
Scenery non-objects to provide verbose descriptions,
by Joe Mason, 9/95. Includable header in two parts,
reworked from Richard Barnett's "A Scenic View" example
(release 1; release 2 is now available as
/if-archive/infocom/compilers/inform5/examples/#AScenicView.inf
senses.h
[15-Sep-1996]
An Inform library to handle sensory perception,
by L. Ross Raszewski. Supports recursive senses, sense
muting, invisible objects, and sense-specific opacity.
showobj.h
[8-Nov-1995]
Show Objects Library by David Wagner,
version 3 (07nov95) for library 5/12.
Debugging tool that reconstructs an object's definition
as it would appear in the Inform source code.
smartcantgo.h
[8-Nov-1995]
Smart "Can't Go" Library by David Wagner,
version 3 (08nov95).
A routine that lists the exits of rooms instead of just
"You can't go that way.".
timewait.h
[15-Dec-1995]
Time/Wait Library release 3, by Andrew Clover.
Support for parsing times of day and "wait until three
o'clock" commands.
use.h
[21-Jun-1996]
An Inform 5.5 library extension to add a handy
"use" verb. Written by L. Ross Raszewski.
waittime.h
[21-Jun-1996]
An Inform library to provide understanding of
English time strings, to give an enhanced "wait"
command. Written by L. Ross Raszewski.
whatis.h
[20-Jul-1996]
An improvement upon "What is" commands such as the
Zork-like "What is a Grue" and "Who am I", by
By L. Ross Raszewski
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