Patches to work around bugs in version 6G60 of Inform 7 for which an extension-based workaround is known to exist.
Patches to work around bugs in version 6L38 of Inform 7 for which an extension-based workaround is known to exist.
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A simple but flexible rule-based achievement system. Awarded achievements can optionally persist in external files after a restart.
A table-based way to assign scores for actions, rooms and objects.
An adaptive hint system based on Menus by Emily Short.
Provides rudimentary support for a party of old-school D&D characters.
Builds on Emily Short's Basic Help Menu, with hints that are enabled under program control and sample transcriptions
A system for creating Choose Your Own Adventure style programs, with advanced features.
Allows us to write rules that happen after an action fails, such as 'After not examining or searching something'
This extension replaces the Inform 6 lighting code with an Inform 7 version. In essence, it replaces the condition "object has light" in the Inform 6 templates with a call to an Inform 7 rulebook. If you don't want the overhead for a particular object, you can declare it to be "not specially lighted".
Refactors the Startup Rules so that it can be more easily altered
Allows checking the presence of an object or value in a set of objects or values with new either/or and neither/nor phrases. e.g., 'If the noun is either the carrot or the potato:', or 'Instead of eating something when the noun is neither the cake nor the pudding:'
Approaches provides a GO TO place action which allows the player to move through visited rooms to a new location. It also allows other characters to traverse the map to named locations. It is designed to work with Locksmith by Emily Short. Version 7 drops the erroneous requirement of the Plurality extension, which was still mentioned in Version 6.
A means to print numbers as 'a few' or 'hundreds.' Also provides a system of counting numbers which never go below 0 or above a specified maximum value. Any numbers above the maximum are considered infinite.
This is just a (no longer) little extension to handle weapons and fighting.
Fixes for two small bugs with indefinite articles.
Assorted Text Generation supplies routines for producing prose in various common situations.
A minimal extension that makes the NPC optional in ASK NPC ABOUT TOPIC and TELL NPC ABOUT TOPIC commands.
A table-based way to add atmospheric effects to rooms, regions, things and scenes.
An extension to automatically draw a map.
Translation in italian of Version 4/140513 of Automap by Mark Tilford. An extension to automatically draw a map.
Creates a drawer kind of container, which is designed to be part of an item of furniture. Automatically parses names such as 'top drawer' or 'fourth drawer' or 'left drawer'; adds some features for describing furniture with drawers.
Allows the programmer to save and restore from an autosave file without the user being aware of it
Implicit taking of noun or second noun that may be invoked by (or used as) a check rule.
Tests objects just like Juhana Leinonen's extension, but does an UNDO after each test.
This adds the properties health, magic and sanity to a person or animal. It allows these values to be progarmatically manipulated and includes a process that replenishes health and magic over time. It also provides commands and functions for obtaining a descriptive status of the condition of these three properties for any given person or animal.
This extension allows you to add basic Interactive Fiction help to your game.
Define a command HELP that lists standard instructions accessible through hyperlinks. Based on Basic Help Menu by Emily Short.
Fornisce un comando AIUTO che mostra un elenco con istruzioni standard attivabili mediante collegamenti ipertestuali.
Fornisce un comando AIUTO che mostra un elenco con istruzioni standard attivabili mediante collegamenti ipertestuali.
Adds a HELP command to your Glulx or Z-Code project for Inform 6M62 or later which brings up a menu giving some standard instructions about IF. This is a tech and content update of Emily Short's Basic Help Menu extension made for compatibility with Wade Clarke's Menus. Requires Menus by Wade Clarke (version 5 or greater) to run.
Fornisce un comando AIUTO che mostra un menù con istruzioni standard. Semplicemente tradotto in italiano.
Allows the author to set hyperlinks in the main window and give instructions about what is to result from performing them.
Provides objects and actions for (proper) reading, writing and erasing.
A library of basic relations, actions and plans for Planner.
Allows the author to incorporate Glulx real time events into an
Inform 7 project.
A general purpose benchmarking test framework that produces statistically significant results.
Better performance for the Flex/Block value systems using Glulx's native malloc features
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Alters BRIEF mode to display a room's brief description instead of nothing.
Containers and actors that limit their contents by bulk
Translation in italian of Version 9 of Bulk Limiter by Eric Eve.
Containers and actors that limit their contents by bulk
Bulky items that can be carried only if the player is not carrying anything else.
Basato sull'espansione Version 2 of Bulky Items by Juhana Leinonen.
Provides a complex system for customzing the printed descriptions of characters wearing or carrying lots of stuff, similar to the room description system in Standard Rules. Requires Large Game Speedup by Nathanael Nerode.
A method of using assertions stored in a table to verify your game works as expected.
This is a very simple extension, adding only a single phrase.
A simple system for building conversations.
A simple fix to preserve casing when the player's command is altered.
Provides a command line in the bottom part of the screen, in which the player finds the most common commands. Glulx only.
Translation in italian of Version 2/140728 of Command Line by Leonardo Boselli. Provides a command line in the bottom part of the screen, in which the player finds the most common commands. Glulx only.
This extension allows the programmer to override what the player typed and parse different commands instead.
A simple way to preload input onto the command line before the player begins to type.
Creates a situation without a command prompt where the player may simply press space or enter to WAIT. But if the player instead begins to type a command, the command prompt will then appear.
Support for creating 'unit tests' that run a series of commands and make assertions about the output of some of them.
Displays a list of common parser commands in a sidebar as a reference for novice players. Includes actions to turn the sidebar off and on. Story author can tailor the command list and the appearance of the sidebar, or just plug and play. For version 6L or 6M of Inform 7.
Responds to attempts to interact with unimplemented clothing, body parts, or generic surroundings. Requires Smarter Parser by Aaron Reed.
Report parsing errors to the player when ordering other characters to do things. Inform 7 normally redirects these errors to 'answer <topic>' so that the character can respond to arbitrary statements. But in an story with compliant characters who the player orders around routinely, that is frustrating to a player who has made a typo; this helps out the player. Requires Parser Error Number Bugfix and version 4 of Neutral Standard Responses. Tested with Inform 6M62.
Computer hardware and software, including search engines and email programs. Version 3 adds handling for batteries and cords, if we include Power Sources by Emily Short (which itself depends on Plugs and Sockets by Sean Turner).
An extension to allow a single rulebook to determine the presence of multiple backdrops.
Allows easy implementation of a Creative Commons Public License of the author's choice.
Allows easy implementation of a Creative Commons Public License of the author's choice. Modified from Version 1/101023 of Configurable Creative Commons License by Creative Commons for 6L02 compliance.
Allows easy implementation of a Creative Commons Public License of the author's choice. Modified from Version 1/101023 of Configurable Creative Commons License by Creative Commons for 6L02 compliance.
An extension to consolidate action reports when performing an action on multiple objects, such as with 'take all'. Requires Hypothetical Questions by Jesse McGrew. Version 3 updated by Emily Short for 6L38 compatibility.
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Provides a mechanism for contextually shifting descriptions.
An interactive question-and-answer system for building conversations.
A framework for conversations that allows saying hello and goodbye, abbreviated forms of ask and tell commands for conversing with the current interlocutor, and asking and telling about things as well as topics.
Translation in italian of Version 11 of Conversation Framework by Eric Eve.
A framework for conversations that allows saying hello and goodbye, abbreviated forms of ask and tell commands for conversing with the current interlocutor, and asking and telling about things as well as topics.
Builds on Conversational Defaults and adds the ability to define particular points in a conversational thread (nodes) at which particular conversational options become available.
Translation in italian of Version 7 of Conversation Nodes by Eric Eve.
Builds on Conversational Defaults and adds the ability to define particular points in a conversational thread (nodes) at which particular conversational options become available.
This extension includes both Conversation Nodes and Conversation Suggestions, and makes the suggestions aware of conversation nodes. It therefore includes the complete conversational system in one package. It also requires Conversation Responses, Conversational Defaults, Conversation Framework and Epistemology. The documentation for this extension give some guidance on how these other extensions can be mixed and matched.
Translation in italian of Version 3 of Conversation Package by Eric Eve.
This extension includes both Conversation Nodes and Conversation Suggestions, and makes the suggestions aware of conversation nodes. It therefore includes the complete conversational system in one package. It also requires Conversation Responses, Conversational Defaults, Conversation Framework and Epistemology. The documentation for this extension give some guidance on how these other extensions can be mixed and matched.
Provides a meaning for defining responses to conversational commands (such as ASK FRED ABOUT GARDEN) as a series of rules.
Translation in italian of Version 7 of Conversation Responses by Eric Eve.
Provides a meaning for defining responses to conversational commands (such as ASK FRED ABOUT GARDEN) as a series of rules.
A way of controlling conversations using rules and tables. Also implements topic suggestions and Conversation nodes. Requires Plurality by Emily Short and Conversation Framework, Epistemology and List Control by Eric Eve.
Translation in italian of Version 7 of Conversation Rules by Eric Eve.
A way of controlling conversations using rules and tables. Also implements topic suggestions and Conversation nodes. Requires Plurality by Emily Short and Conversation Framework, Epistemology and List Control by Eric Eve.
Provides a means of suggesting topics of conversation to the player, either in response to a TOPICS command or when NPCs are greeted. This extension requires Conversation Framework. Version 3 makes use of Complex Listing by Emily Short if it's included in the same game rather than indexed text to generate a list of suggestions.
Translation in italian of Version 6 of Conversation Suggestions by Eric Eve.
Provides a means of suggesting topics of conversation to the player, either in response to a TOPICS command or when NPCs are greeted. This extension requires Conversation Framework. Version 3 makes use of Complex Listing by Emily Short if it's included in the same game rather than indexed text to generate a list of suggestions.
A simple change to the Standard Rules to allow conversation to work without a touchable noun.
Provides a set of rules to facilitate defining default conversational responses for different conversational commands targeted at various NPCs. This extension requires Conversation Framework.
Translation in italian of Version 3 of Conversational Defaults by Eric Eve.
Provides a set of rules to facilitate defining default conversational responses for different conversational commands targeted at various NPCs. This extension requires Conversation Framework.
Un'estensione in italiano per facilitare il rilascio di 'interactive fiction' secondo la Creative Commons License v25. Basata sull'estensione GNU General Public License v3 di Otis T. Dog.
A way to implement collections of people that can spread across multiple rooms. The extension will keep track of the size of the crowd in each room. Requires Conditional Backdrops by Mike Ciul.
A development tool for saving debugging information to an external text file during beta testing.
Take quick notes about what needs doing: bugs, ideas, et cetera. Helpful for debugging.
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Initializes and repurposes the unused Glulx text styles to provide more flexibility in formatting.
Allows for doors that are implemented as having independent 'faces' -- to put a knocker on that can only be seen from on side, for instance, or to allow the player to lock one side with a key but the other with a latch. Also introduces a 'latched door' kind.
Provides a mechanism for allowing description levels to change based on number of visits
Common definitions useful for Inform7 authors and extension developers.
When a player types a standard direction in response to a disambiguation question, assume they meant to go that direction, not answer the question.
Allows finer control over the disambiguation process used by Inform to decide what the player was referring to. Less guesswork, more questions asking for more input. Also removes the multiple-object-rejection in favour of asking for more information.
Disables the disambiguation prompt on demand. Also provides a rulebook for disambiguating objects outside of an action context.
The ability to remove doors from the world and put them back.
Dishes is a convenience extension for use with Measured Liquid. It provides some standard-sized cups, glasses, graduated measuring cups, jugs, bottles, etc., as well as a corked bottle kind that opens with the use of a secondary cork object.
Translation in italian of Version 2 of Dishes by Emily Short.
Dishes is a convenience extension for use with Measured Liquid. It provides some standard-sized cups, glasses, graduated measuring cups, jugs, bottles, etc., as well as a corked bottle kind that opens with the use of a secondary cork object.
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This is a relatively simple extension which adds a new phrase: "describe (place - an object) from the viewpoint of (item - a thing)". This should print the room description just as if the player had typed "look" while in the place. You can also leave off the viewpoint clause if it isn't necessary.
Provides the ability to create new objects during game play.
Lets new rooms be created on the fly.
Provides a way to change the capacity of a table during the game.
Easy Doors provides a new kind of door which does not use map connections, and may be manipulated via rules more flexibly than the standard doors provided in Inform 7. Version 3 removes elements for compatibility with 6M62
This extension extends section 12.20 of Writing With Inform. The individual parts of a stored action -- actor, noun, second noun, action name -- can be changed directly. Also exposes new parts: request, text, participle, preposition, number, and each kind of value.
Provides a system of counting numbers which never go below 0 or above a specified maximum value. Any numbers above the maximum are considered infinite.
Adds a new hook into the parser, to edit a blank command before analyzing it.
Adds the ability to enter 'under' some object, such as hiding under a bed.
Basato sull'espansione Version 2 of Exit Descriptions by Matthew Fletcher.
A status line exit-lister and an EXITS command, with optional colouring of unvisited exits. Selected rooms and doors can be optionally be excluded from the list of exits.
Automatic listing of available exits, with a reasonable dose of customisation built in.
Based on Exit Lister by Eric Eve and Exit Descriptions by Matthew Fletcher. Appends a list of exit directions and names any previously visited rooms at the end of a room description and adds a list of available directions to the status line.
Appends a list of exit directions and names any previously visited rooms at the end of a room description. Just italian responses here.
Various tweaks to understand additional variations of commands and have cleverer, more specific error messages in common failure cases.
More control over what is printed in a banner, including an easily-included copyright line.
Provides a way for the author to release a build of a game while retaining both custom and built-in debugging commands. Also wraps Inform's debug tracing routines in phrases that authors can use to trigger rule-tracing from the source text rather than from the command prompt and provides other debugging features.
Adds some of the most commonly attempted verb synonyms and alternate grammar lines. Based on the Inform 6 extension ExpertGrammar.h by Emily Short.
Provides actions to face a direction, look toward a named room, or look through a named door.
Italian translation of Version 10 of Facing by Emily Short. Provides actions to face a direction, look toward a named room, or look through a named door.
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Creates an adjective for far-off items which cannot be touched.
Overrides carrying requirements for specific actions, and provides more nuanced carrying and touchability requirements when needed.
A logging tool for I7 that lets you log to transcript and (with Glulx) to file
Exposes the Glk windows system so authors can completely control the creation and use of windows
Provides a framework for organizing and displaying footnotes in a game. Version 2 makes Footnotes responsive and 6L38-compatible.
An extension to make sure that rejected actions do not take a move. It is recommended that users modify this file if they do want an action to take a move.
Game Ending as defined in Version 2/090402 of the Standard Rules by Graham Nelson.
More broad-minded English language gender/number model where male, female, and neuter are three separate true-false properties. Allows for objects to respond to any specified combination of HE, SHE, IT, and THEY. As fast as the Standard Rules. Tested with Inform 6M62.
When using Gender Options, clean up some I6 internals with functions related to gender which are irrelevant to English or rendered obsolete with Gender Options. Since these are called in the depths of ListWriter this should slightly improve speed. Not included in Gender Options due to likely interference with other extensions. Requires Gender Options. Probably will not work with non-English languages. Tested with Inform 6M62.
Provides a fader object for fading to or from 100% black. For use with Glimmr Canvas Animation.
Provides a plug-and-play graphical automapping solution built on top of Mark Tilford's Automap extension. Can fall back to text-based map on interpreters that don't support graphics.
A tileset intended primarily for use with Glimmr Automap.
A bitmap font for use with the Glimmr system of extensions.
Provides a 'track'-based system for independent animation of graphic elements, canvases, and windows. Features animation presets, automated easing/tweening, and a detailed debugging log.
A GUI editor that allows you to visually generate compositions for use with projects based on Glimmr Canvas-Based Drawing. Outputs valid Glimmr/I7 source code.
A framework for drawing graphics of various types--from sprite images to painted text--to a Glulx graphics window. Takes an object-oriented approach, with graphic elements represented as individual objects.
Provides a dynamic console window for Glimmr debugging output.
Provides commands for displaying images, shape primitives (such as rectangles, boxes, and lines), user-specified bitmap drawings, image maps, and for text-painting using 'fonts' with glyphs composed of either bitmaps or image files.
Allows the author to define multiple fields for entering text in a graphics window. The basics of mouse and keyboard input are provided, including conversion of typed digits into numbers.
Allows us to identify any number of rectangular areas of a Glulx graphic window as 'hotlinked'. When the player clicks within one of these zones, a command will be entered on behalf of the player, or we can specify some appropriate response of our own.
Provides a font made up of individual images for use with the Glimmr system of extensions.
Creates a graphics window that can be used with any Flexible Windows project. If used with Glimmr Canvas-Based Drawing, also creates a canvas to be displayed in the window. Includes code for drawing a single image centered in the window.
A low level event handling system
Provides a mechanism to 'suspend' line and character inputs in progress to allow something to be printed, and then input resumed afterwards.
A low level utility library for managing Glk references after restarting or restoring
Provides functions for controlling colours and reverse styling at character granularity
Provides a separate Glulx window for debugging messages. Compatible with Inform build 6L38. Requires v14 of Flexible Windows by Jon Ingold.
Core definitions which other Glulx/Glk extensions depend on
Provides hooks to allow the author to write specialized multimedia behavior that would normally go through HandleGlkEvent. This is a rather dull utility library that will be of most use to authors wanting to write Glulx extensions compatible with other Glulx extensions already in use.
Provides two types of input loop, primary and secondary, for more flexible use of multiple input sources. Also provides multiple entry points into and better tracking of input handling. Allows for easy handling of keystroke input.
Allows the user to easily create multiple virtual timers for real-time events. Compatible with Inform build 6L38.
Allows the author heightened control over the status line, including opening and closing it at will, using a background color rather than the default reversed-out display, specifying when the status line opens among multiple Glulx windows, or eliminating it altogether.
Gives control over text formatting in Glulx.
Glulx Text Styles provides a more powerful way to set up special text effects for Glulx.
Allows the author to set hyperlinks in the Simple Graphical Window and give instructions about what is to result from performing them.
Provides support for an image-based map with a static background and icons for the player and optionally other things or doors.
A set of functions I have often found useful, with checks to prevent conflicts with extensions.
Allows things to be hidden under other things, using a many-to-one underconcealment relation. Can be used either standalone (with basic functionality) or in conjunction with Underside (to add fuller functionality to both extensions). Version 3 of Hiding Under avoids using phrases deprecated in Version 6E59 of Inform.
Translation in italian of Version 4 of Hiding Under by Eric Eve.
Allows things to be hidden under other things, using a many-to-one underconcealment relation. Can be used either standalone (with basic functionality) or in conjunction with Underside (to add fuller functionality to both extensions). Version 3 of Hiding Under avoids using phrases deprecated in Version 6E59 of Inform.
This extension improves the performance of Indexed Text and Regular Expressions by altering much of their template code. There are no changes to how you use either feature.
Record and review highscores to an external file
Provides a broad set of HTML color names for use with Glulx Text Effects, Simple Graphical Window, Flexible Windows, and/or other Glulx graphics/text extensions. Requires Glulx Text Effects by Emily Short.
Provides a framework to allow multiple hyperlink-processing extensions to co-exist without stepping on each others' toes.
This extension emulates Blue Lacuna's emphasized hyperlink system for simplifying common IF input (by Aaron Reed) substituting emphasis with hyperlinks. Nouns, directions, and topics can be clicked directly to examine, go, or discuss.
Heavily based on Keyword Interface by Aaron Reed.
Requires Basic Hyperlinks by Emily Short and Text Capture by Eric Eve.
Translation in italian of Version 9/140604 of Hyperlink Interface (for Glulx only) by Leonardo Boselli.
This extension emulates Blue Lacuna's emphasized hyperlink system for simplifying common IF input (by Aaron Reed) substituting emphasis with hyperlinks. Nouns, directions, and topics can be clicked directly to examine, go, or discuss.
Heavily based on Keyword Interface by Aaron Reed.
Requires Basic Hyperlinks by Emily Short and Text Capture by Eric Eve.
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Provides a core processing loop for hyperlinks. This is a basic interface intended to be used by other extensions rather than directly in stories.
Allows us to test the consequences of a phrase or action without permanently changing the game state.
Provides implicit taking, opening, closing, locking and unlocking actions for a variety of cases where this makes for smoother game play. The extension also defines phrases which make it easy to define additional implicit actions if desired. Version 11 can be used with Locksmith by Emily Short (although Implicit Actions covers most of what Locksmith does, and in most cases it will be better to use Implicit Actions without Locksmith). Requires Version 5 (or above) of Text Capture by Eric Eve.
Provides implicit taking, opening, closing, locking and unlocking actions for a variety of cases where this makes for smoother game play. The extension also defines phrases which make it easy to define additional implicit actions if desired. Version 11 can be used with Locksmith by Emily Short (although Implicit Actions covers most of what Locksmith does, and in most cases it will be better to use Implicit Actions without Locksmith). Requires Plurality by Emily Short and Version 4 of Text Capture by Eric Eve.
Lets the author offer the player in-line hints, with options for presentation. This extension requires Inform 6M62 or higher to run.
Indefinite Article Substitution Fix (for Glulx only, at present) is intended to fix a bug in the interaction of indefinite articles with text substitutions.
Handles undo using external files for very big story files
This small extension eliminates the three newlines printed before the banner. It also provides a tool to attempt to place the cursor at the bottom of the screen, like old Infocom games. Due to wild variance between interpreters, it is not reliable.
Provides a simple, HTML-inspired syntax for adding hyperlinks within say phrases. No manual management of hyperlinks required. Requires Text Capture by Eric Eve. Works seamlessly with, but does not require, Flexible Windows.
Provides a simple, HTML-inspired syntax for adding hyperlinks within say phrases. No manual management of hyperlinks required. Requires Text Capture by Eric Eve. Works seamlessly with, but does not require, Flexible Windows.
Provides a simple HTML-inspired syntax for adding hyperlinks within any say phrases.
Phrases for testing, as far as is possible, which interpreter the story is running under.
Introductions provides an introductory paragraph about objects in a room description the first time the player looks in that location. It also allows the author to add segue text that will appear between one description and the next.
Parser e messaggi di base tradotti in italiano.
To make Italian the language of play. Heavily based on code written by Massimo Stella. Now maintained by Leonardo Boselli. Requires 'Text Capture' by Eric Eve.
This extension emulates Blue Lacuna's emphasized keyword system for simplifying common IF input. Nouns, directions, and topics can be typed without a verb to examine, go, or discuss. Works with Glulx or z-code.
Translation in italian of Version 9/140501 of Keyword Interface by Aaron Reed.
This extension emulates Blue Lacuna's emphasized keyword system for simplifying common IF input. Nouns, directions, and topics can be typed without a verb to examine, go, or discuss. Works with Glulx or z-code.
Performance improvements for games with large numbers of objects, by avoiding looping over all objects.
A cut-down version of Implicit Actions for use where code size may be restricted and the full functionality of Implicit Actions is not needed. Requires Plurality by Emily Short and is compatible with Locksmith by Emily Short.
Basic support for sources of liquids and things that can hold a liquid, more minimalist than Liquid Handling by Al Golden.
Provides a means of using tables as shuffled, cyclic or stop lists.
Provides a means of using tables as shuffled, cyclic or stoping lists. This is an alternative to List Control that uses list controller objects instead of a Table of Table Types.
Allows the author to set per-room images and show these as the player moves from room to room. Requires Simple Graphical Window by Emily Short.
Gestione implicita di porte e contenitori cosicché la manipolazione della chiusura sia automatica se il giocatore possiede le chiavi necessarie. Basato su Version 7 of Locksmith by Emily Short.
Prints a special message instead of 'You can't see any such thing' when certain items are out of scope, indicating that they have disappeared unexpectedly. Useful for flashbacks, theft, and NPCs who might sneak away.
Automatic walk in a map. Translated in Italian.
Measured Liquid provides a concept of volume, together with the ability to fill containers, pour measured amounts of liquid, and drink from containers. It handles mixtures as well, if desired. It is compatible with, but does not require, the Metric Units extension by Graham Nelson.
Translation in italian of Version 6 of Measured Liquid by Emily Short.
Measured Liquid provides a concept of volume, together with the ability to fill containers, pour measured amounts of liquid, and drink from containers. It handles mixtures as well, if desired. It is compatible with, but does not require, the Metric Units extension by Graham Nelson.
Display full-screen menus defined by tables
Lets you include a menu system of help, hints and/or other information in your Glulx or Z-Code project for Inform 6M62 or later. This upgrade of Emily Short's classic Menus extension features user-friendly single keypress controls, a more sophisticated UI, compatibility with screen readers and portable devices, an optional book mode with automatic pagination, and isolated message content to make translations easier. Classic Menus tables can be reformatted for this extension with a little work.
A table-based way to display full-screen menus to the player. Semplicemente tradotto in italiano.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages conversations.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages conversations. Translated in Italian.
Release for web with the Quixe interpreter.
Release for web with the Quixe interpreter.
An all-in-one framework to write online interactive fiction with hyperlinks and other useful stuff.
An all-in-one framework to write online interactive fiction with hyperlinks and other useful stuff. Translated in Italian.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages help, tutorials and so on.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages help, tutorials and so on. Translated in Italian.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages the user friendly interface.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages the user friendly interface. Translated in Italian.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages additional features of the world model.
The part of the MilleUna Framework that manages additional features of the world model.
Inform 7 allows the connections between rooms to be modified during play, but doors never change. This extension makes doors as versatile as rooms.
Modern Conveniences creates kitchen and bathroom kinds of room, which will automatically be furnished with a set of plausible appliances. (This was originally an example in the manual of how to create extensions, and an annotated version may still be found there.) Version 3 adds compatibility with Measured Liquid, modeling flowing water from taps.
Changes the handling of the EXIT action, allowing commands such as EXIT PLATFORM and GET OUT OF CHAIR, making characters leave enterable objects before traveling, and altering the default interpretation of >OUT when the player is neither inside an object nor in a room with an outside exit. Updated for adaptive text.
Changes the one-minute-per-turn rule to account for failed and implicit actions.
Allows the author to define a mood value for characters and then use text substitutions such as '[when bored]The king fidgets on his throne[or sleepy]The king snores[at other times]The king grins[end when].' Moods will be interpreted in 'writing a paragraph' and similar contexts as the mood of the person described in the paragraph, but at other times according to the mood of the person to whom the player is currently speaking.
Allows the player to give commands to multiple actors at the same time. (This version heavily modifies the I6 parser.)
Provides facilities for the basic reproduction of multiple-channel audio with loops under Glulx.
A way to implement collections of objects that can spread across multiple rooms, like stones in a pile of gravel. The player may interact with individual objects from the collection, and the extension will keep track of how many are in each room. Requires Conditional Backdrops by Mike Ciul.
A music-focused sound extension, which allows authors to loop sounds on different channels and fade between them.
Change the default values of the properties of Mutable Kinds at run-time
This is just a collection of worked examples illustrating various features of Inform. There isn't actually anything in the extension per se, but the examples in the documentation can be click-pasted in the Inform IDE for convenience.
Replaces misleading, vague, and narratively-voiced parser messages with instructive, clarifying, and neutral versions, respectively. For Inform 6M62.
A system for creating an in-game notepad that the player can write on.
A system for creating an in-game notepad that the player can write on. Unico cambiamento: traduzione in italiano.
A basic extension of the Implicit Actions extension into actions carried out by NPCs. This extension automatically includes Implicit Actions.
A basic extension of the Implicit Actions extension into actions carried out by NPCs. This extension automatically includes Implicit Actions. Solo tradotto in italiano.
Provides more nuanced aspects of tracking time within a game.
Numbers the options in disambiguation questions, to help new players and solve the 'disambiguation loop' problem caused by indistinguishable objects.
Numbers the options in disambiguation questions, to help new players and solve the 'disambiguation loop' problem caused by indistinguishable objects. Modified to support hyperlinks.
Numbers the options in disambiguation questions, to help new players and solve the 'disambiguation loop' problem caused by indistinguishable objects. Semplicemente tradotto in italiano.
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The ability to treat object kinds as values.
Support for getting the matched object when matching a snippet against a pattern and for disabling clarification when a command or snippet is ambiguous.
A development tool for testing all actions on any given object - or one action on all objects - at once to see whether the game's responses are sensible.
Objects Matching Snippets is a very simple extension that provides a convenient way to search for names of objects within a snippet such as the player's command or the topic understood.
An extension to go with Room Description Control, which emulates as closely as possible the behavior of Inform defaults, but allows the intervention of Room Description Control.
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Fixes a nasty bug in the I7 error names in Inform 7 version 6M62 (and probably earlier).
Based on Version 11 of Patrollers by Michael Callaghan.
In lieu of compass directions, we may VISIT, ATTEND, GO TO, and FIND various people, events, places, and things. Characters may INVITE, PERMIT, and FORBID each other to or from their respective domains.
We may ask the time when (a description of scenes) began/ended; the number of turns since (a description of scenes) began/ended; if (a future event) is soon; the time/turns until (a future event); the time/turns when (a future event). We may also un-schedule a future event with 'never shall'; begin or end a scene on an event; say a time 'as a time period'; repeat through future events; and change the turns-to-minutes ratio with 'per'.
This grants five new phrases regarding the player's command, the matched text, and the topic understood: if one is a topic listed in a table, if one includes or matches a topic listed in a table, what corresponds to one within a table, and the last phrase corrects a bug so the topic understood may be used within an understand-as-mistake line.
A universal goal planner for self-directed NPCs.
Allows an author to check how many times their story has been played.
System for handling plugs and sockets.
Points Awarding as defined in Version 2/090402 of the Standard Rules by Graham Nelson.
Adds basic typo correction by checking the first few letters of misunderstood input against the printed names of nearby objects. Requires version 15 of Smarter Parser by Aaron Reed. Supports Scope Caching by Mike Ciul for faster performance.
This provides two commands available to the player: "exits" which lists all the obvious exits in the current location, and "enterables" which lists the enterable things.
Postures defines three postures -- seated, standing, and reclining -- and allows pieces of furniture to specify which postures are possible and preferred when the player is on those furnishings.
Power Sources provides an implementation of plugs and batteries, and is designed to be used alongside Computers or as a base for other device implementations. It requires Plugs and Sockets by Sean Turner.
Provides a way to customise the prepositions used to refer to containment or support, and perhaps other custom relationships added by other extensions.
'Printing the name' rules make TWO passes over the same object when Inform needs to determine the appropriate article to print. This is a non-issue for many rules, but 'printing the name' rules with side effects may need to know which stage is currently being processed (article-choosing or name-printing), so that they can avoid double-execution of any side effects.
This extension enables the characters to sensibly circumvent obstacles to their desired actions. Intended for works in which the non-player characters perform game actions just like the player-character, but cannot be strictly scripted because of a changing gameworld.
This extension enables the characters to sensibly circumvent obstacles to their desired actions. Intended for works in which the non-player characters perform game actions just like the player-character, but cannot be strictly scripted because of a changing gameworld.
A light testing extension to identify rooms and game items that may still be lacking descriptions or other properties.
An extension to allow us to suspend normal parser input to receive and respond to answers to questions.
An extension to Reactable Quips to allow for more traditional menu-based conversation.
Un[']estensione a Reactable Quips per permettere un più tradizionale consersazione basata su menù. L[']unica modifica è la traduzione in italiano.
Random number generation using a simple seedable pseudorandom number generator.
A way to create and extend a game world on the fly during testing via a REPL idiom.
A table-based approach to NPC conversation chains, as well as allowing rules to fire on lines of conversation.
Un approccio basato su tabolo per le conversazioni con gli NPC. L'unica modifica è la traduzione in italiano.
Allows the author to get the real-world time and date from the player's computer.
Allows the author to specify a delay of a given number of seconds/milliseconds before continuing the action.
Records the endings the player encounters in multiple play-throughs to an external file; then adds an ENDINGS option to the final question to allow the player to review which endings he has seen so far.
Allows the player to travel between regions. Useful for example when the player travels between large regions far apart from each other (e.g. cities), or for traveling in vehicles and public transportation.
allowing relative directional movement as well as locationally relative descriptions.
(I see no description here.)
(I see no description here.)
Replaces 'You can't see any such thing' for a seen but out-of-scope noun with a message acknowledging that the parser recognizes the object. With Glulx, also keeps track of where the player last saw that object.
Replaces 'You can't see any such thing' for a seen but out-of-scope noun with a message acknowledging that the parser recognizes the object. With Glulx, also keeps track of where the player last saw that object.
Just copied from Version 9/140430 of Remembering by Aaron Reed with 'Include Epistemology' removed (because of incompatibilities with 'Conversation Package'). Replaces 'You can't see any such thing' for a seen but out-of-scope noun with a message acknowledging that the parser recognizes the object. With Glulx, also keeps track of where the player last saw that object.
Translation in italian of Version 9/140430 of Remembering by Aaron Reed.
Replaces 'You can't see any such thing' for a seen but out-of-scope noun with a message acknowledging that the parser recognizes the object. With Glulx, also keeps track of where the player last saw that object.
Adds some helpful testing commands for changing default responses.
Responsive Disambiguation is a plug-and-play extension; it should have its desired effect merely by including it.
Automatically corrects commands given to NPCs where the order is reversed, for example HELLO, ALICE instead of ALICE, HELLO.
Allows us to erase then rewrite the commands our player types in.
Improves how rideable vehicles and animals interact with other supporters.
Vehicles which one sits on top of, rather than inside, such as elephants or motorcycles. La traduzione in italiano è l'unica modifica apportata rispetto all'originale.
A framework by which the author can considerably change the listing of objects in a room description. Includes facilities for concealing objects arbitrarily and changing the order in which objects are listed.
This utility extension allows players to define replacements to alter their own commands. It does not affect the world model or the game itself in any way, only the user interface.
This extensions loops over all the rooms in your games and tries examining words in the room description to see how the game responds. This is designed to catch words players expect to be able to examine, but cannot due to author oversight.
The ability to toggle objects' scopability; the parser does not acknowledge the existence of unscopable objects, even if they are explicitly added to scope.
Gives things the 'marked visible' property, to check the visibility of something without repeating the entire scope loop each time. Works with Epistemology by Eric Eve, Conditional Backdrops by Mike Ciul, and Remembering by Aaron Reed.
Allows us to ask why the Deciding the Scope For Something activity is running, so we can modify the scope only when we absolutely need to. Highly useful for giving NPCs commands over telephones or while in darkness, creating 'can hear' relations, or modifying how Inform parses the command line.
About the score. Translated in Italian.
Doors and switches that cannot be acted upon until they are discovered.
Doors and switches that cannot be acted upon until they are discovered.
Allows commands of the form GET X, Y, AND Z to be parsed.
Allows non-player characters to follow the player (or one another); adds a FOLLOW command and a corresponding STOP FOLLOWING command so that the player can issue these orders to non-player characters. Adds adaptive text features.
Allows non-player characters to follow the player (or one another); adds a FOLLOW command and a corresponding STOP FOLLOWING command so that the player can issue these orders to non-player characters. Semplicemente tradotto in italiano.
Provides a graphics window in one part of the screen, in which the author can place images; with provision for scaling, tiling, or centering images automatically. Glulx only.
Provides a graphics window in one part of the screen, in which the author can place images; with provision for scaling, tiling, or centering images automatically, as well as setting a background color. Glulx only. Modified because of changes in 6L38 release.
Provides an HTML window in the left part of the screen, in which the player may write anything. Glulx only.
Simple Spelling aims to make stories more screen-reader-friendly by allowing players to request the spelling of any visible thing. This extension adds two actions: 'listing visible items for spelling' and 'spelling the numbered word.'
Singing as defined in Version 2/090402 of the Standard Rules by Graham Nelson.
A room description extension based on Room Description Control (which is required). All contents of a room are summarized in a single paragraph, starting with the regular room description.
Requires armor, clothing and other worn and held items to occupy specific slots on the body.
Provides a number of small interface improvements for players, understanding commands like GO BACK and GET IN, an EXITS command which automatically runs after failed movement, a USE verb, and more. Compatible with Modified Exit and Approaches by Emily Short, Keyword Interface by Aaron Reed, and Implicit Actions by Eric Eve.
Translation in italian of version 13/140501 of Small Kindnesses by Aaron Reed.
Provides a number of small interface improvements for players, understanding commands like GO BACK and GET IN, an EXITS command which automatically runs after failed movement, a USE verb, and more. Compatible with Modified Exit and Approaches by Emily Short, Keyword Interface by Aaron Reed, and Implicit Actions by Eric Eve.
Understands a broader range of input than the standard parser, and can direct new players towards proper syntax.
Some functions for setting and use of snippets (parts of the player's command).
Player's thoughts and speech are expressed using the Thinking Privately and Speaking Out Loud activities. NPCs wait until end of turn rules to speak.
This extension is unfinished. It is not recommended for general use.
A less schematic inventory. In Italian.
A system for precomputing slow startup code
Provides information about the substrate that a story is executing on.
Exposes the snippets referring to each noun.
After examining a thing, this extension lists the possible actions.
After examining a thing, this extension lists the possible actions. The commands are written in italian.
Personal extension to keep the main source text clean.
Swearing as defined in Version 2/090402 of the Standard Rules by Graham Nelson.
Rejects commands with tabs in them.
An extension to go with Room Description Control, providing a different style of room description than the default. Parenthetical remarks such as (open) and (in which are...) are omitted in favor of full English sentences. Removes the requirement for Text Variations.
(I see no description here.)
Telephones, standard and portable. Solo tradotto in italiano.
Allows the capture of text that would otherwise be sent to the screen, so that the text can be further manipulated, displayed at some other point, or simply discarded. Version 6/120511 allows the use of unicode in Glulx.
Allows authors to accept input in a separate window from output, or to redirect output to windows other the main window. Input and output windows can be changed during play. Also provides more control over transcript output. Requires Flexible Windows.
(I see no description here.)
A conversation system tracking facts known, phrases spoken, and subjects of conversation.
A conversation system tracking facts known, phrases spoken, and subjects of conversation.
Translation in italian of Version 5/140601 of Threaded Conversation by Chris Conley.
A conversation system tracking facts known, phrases spoken, and subjects of conversation.
Applies title case to room names printed as a heading or in the status line. Creates the printing a heading activity for further customization. Tested with Inform 6M62. Requires Undo Output Control by Erik Temple or by Nathanael Nerode to handle the case of room name printing after UNDO.
Provides an intro screen to the story, offering an image and menu.
Provides an intro panel to the game, offering a menu, a restore and restart prompt, a quotation and (under Glulx) a picture. Updated to version 3 for compatibility with Inform 6L02 and later by Emily Short. Updated to version 4 by Gavin Lambert to fix an error with 'use skip intro'.
Fornisce un pannello introduttivo al gioco, con un menù, la possibilità di caricare e ricominciare, una citazione e (in Glulx) una figura. Semplicemente tradotto dall'originale.
Transit System provides a train-car kind which follows a schedule around the map, allowing the player or other characters to get on or off.
Provides a framework for listing inventories in natural sentences, akin to Infocom's game Trinity. Separates carried and worn objects, followed by objects that contains other objects. What's listed in the third section is customizable via a rulebook. Objects can be marked as not listed when carried or worn as well as marked as having their contents listed in the inventory when they're empty. This extension is based upon the extension Written Inventory by Jon Ingold.
Translation in italian of 5/070114 of Trinity Inventory by Mikael Segercrantz. Provides a framework for listing inventories in natural sentences, akin to Infocom's game Trinity. Separates carried and worn objects, followed by objects that contains other objects. What's listed in the third section is customizable via a rulebook. Objects can be marked as not listed when carried or worn as well as marked as having their contents listed in the inventory when they're empty. This extension is based upon the extension Written Inventory by Jon Ingold.
Adds a tutorial mode, which is on by default, to any game, to introduce key actions for the novice player. Can be revised or expanded by the author.
Adds a tutorial mode, which is on by default, to any game, to introduce key actions for the novice player. Can be revised or expanded by the author. Changes to the original version: added the hyperlinks of the Hyperlink Interface. Based on Tutorial Mode by Emily Short.
Adds a tutorial mode, which is on by default, to any game, to introduce key actions for the novice player. Can be revised or expanded by the author. Changes to the original version: added the hyperlinks of the Hyperlink Interface. Based on Tutorial Mode by Emily Short. Translated in Italian.
(I see no description here.)
Handles undo using external files for very big story files
Allows objects to be put under other objects. An underside usually starts out closed so that its contents are hidden from view. Requires Version 7 (or later) of Bulk Limiter; the space under objects is limited by bulk. Underside is compatible with Version 10 or later of Implicit Actions, but does not require it. Version 5 of Underside avoids features deprecated in Version 6E59 of Inform.
Translation in italian of version 6 of Underside by Eric Eve.
Allows objects to be put under other objects. An underside usually starts out closed so that its contents are hidden from view. Requires Version 7 (or later) of Bulk Limiter; the space under objects is limited by bulk. Underside is compatible with Version 10 or later of Implicit Actions, but does not require it. Version 5 of Underside avoids features deprecated in Version 6E59 of Inform.
In addition to allowing control over UNDO default messages, provides hooks into UNDO processing, including multiple ways to suspend UNDO temporarily, to place limitations on UNDO (such as allowing only one UNDO in a row), to undo the current turn from code, and to control when the game state is saved. Using the latter, we can effectively control which turn UNDO returns us to. Also allows changing the words which invoke UNDO and OOPS. Also allows the story to edit a blank command before analyzing it. Updated to Inform 6M62.
Provides hooks into UNDO processing, including multiple ways to suspend UNDO temporarily, to place limitations on UNDO (such as allowing only one UNDO in a row), to undo the current turn from code, and to control when the game state is saved. Using the latter, we can effectively control which turn UNDO returns us to. Also allows changing the words which invoke UNDO and OOPS, and allows the story to edit a blank command before analyzing it. Updated to Inform 6M62.
When you include this extension, I7 will appear to behave as it always does. However, the command line will be read using a Unicode-friendly input call, and the internal parsing dictionary will contain Unicode strings instead of byte strings. This means that, theoretically, you can define nouns and verbs using any Unicode character (not just basic Latin-1.)
A developer extension that lets you write unit tests (asserts) in Inform 7.
This extension provides you with testing commands for force opening things. The commands are all in sections marked as "not for release" - this is intended to be a tool during development and test, not for actual games.
Provides Infocom-style parser messages such as 'I don't know the word 'kludge'.'
Will run the Unsuccessful Attempt By rules for all characters, including the player. Also silences the library messages printed by the built-in Check rules.
Allows individual actions to take a different number of seconds, or no time at all. Also allows the standard time taken per turn to be defined as so many seconds, which can be varied during the course of play
This is a deceptively simple extension to conjugate action names. By default stored actions always print the present participle ("taking the book"), which can lead to awkward prose. This extension provides three phrases to help with this.
Allow certain things in adjacent rooms to be examined.
Containers and actor that limit their contents by volume. Modeled after Bulk Limiter by Eric Eve, but understands length, width, and height as well as total size.
Core functionality of Vorple, including JavaScript evaluation and adding HTML elements.
Manually triggering parser commands, changing the contents of the command prompt and manipulating the command history.
Adding, removing, hiding, moving and other basic manipulation of HTML document elements.
Hyperlinks that either open a web site, execute a parser command or evaluate JavaScript code.
Modal windows are dialog prompts or other information windows that pop up on top of the play area and require user action to dismiss.
Displaying images and playing sounds and music.
Notifications that display a short message on the screen and disappear after a few seconds.
Vorple equivalent of Basic Screen Effects by Emily Short. Waiting for a keypress, clearing the screen, aligning, styling and coloring text.
The Vorple version of the standard status line.
Tooltips that can be activated on request or when the mouse cursor is moved over an element.
Just Version 3 of Written Inventory by Jon Ingold made adaptive. Provides a framework for listing inventories in natural sentences. Separates carried and worn objects, followed by objects that contains other objects. What's listed in the third section is customisable via a rulebook.
Just italian responses for Version 3 of Written Inventory by Jon Ingold. Provides a framework for listing inventories in natural sentences. Separates carried and worn objects, followed by objects that contains other objects. What's listed in the third section is customisable via a rulebook.
Allows Inform 7's random number generator to be replaced with one that is consistent across all interpreters