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STUPID wallet/rupies bug. You better notify them asap please.

12 replies · 2,890 views · Started 31 May 2007

Initializing how much rupees doesn't do SH*T now.
It still is only limitted to stupid 255 rupies.

And obtaining a wallet doesn't help either because someone decided it would be funny to make wallets to display "A" all the freakin time..

Seriously. I really want this bug fixed ASAP. I don't even know why this bug exists. The setup was fine before, why did you mess with it?

Also, yeah, you fixed the bugs with the bombs to work with old zelda files, WHAT ABOUT NEW ZELDA FILES? What the heck dude.

Oh my god...

You got to be kidding me.
I've seen what you people done wrong...

You people set the RUPIES counter to the KEYS feature.
If you set max keys higher, then you can get higher rupies.

How the hell did THIS happen!?

In the future, please post each bug in its own thread.

I'll look into the rupee problem later.

Open you quest, go to the item properties, go to Bomb (Normal) and hit the "defaults" button. Save your quest.

Does that fix your bomb problem? If not, please post a link to the broken quest.

Keys and rupees switched in the init dialog: fixed in the next build.
I'm having no problems with the wallets. If you're sure you're using Wallet (1) instead of Wallet (Magic), follow the procedure I outlined above for bombs also for Wallet (1).

Hot Water Music, if you want to post in this forum to help squash ZC bugs, by all means continue to do so. However, if rather simple bugs (two of which are probably your quest being misconfigured, and not actual bugs) are an affront to your delicate nature, I recommend you stick with 1.90 DOS instead until 2.5 is done.

I donno if this is a bug, but even though I can enter 99999 in the init max, it always lowers to like 60000 (as my estimate of what I remember I seen)

Also thanks for fixing it up.

65535, the largest number that can fit inside an unsigned 16-bit integer.
Many numbers are capped at this value as a technical limitation; this is intentional and probably won't be changed, as there isn't much need for so many rupees 😉

I figured it's a memory-limitation.

I resetted my wallets but they still display and A.
They do raise the ammount of rupees I can carry but it STILL displays an A.

There was a bug in the "default" button; try resetting their item properties again in the build I just released. If that still doesn't work, post your quest and I'll take a look at it.