(Note: You can change almost all of the fields associated with an object using the View/Edit Object option; be warned that many of them are not SAVEd or RESTOREd since they can't be changed during normal play. If you change one of these and then RESTORE or UNDO, it will stay changed. Conversely, if you make a change, save, quit, and restore, the changed value will not be preserved. The fields having this behavior are marked.)
When metacommand tracing is on, every metacommand that is run will be displayed. You can turn off tracing of ANY metacommands and tracing of metacommands during disambiguation (the latter is off by default).
In addition, AGiliTy has a test mode which automatically reads a log
file from
To use this, you create a LOG file (either by hand, by using the '-c'
option, or by using LOG - note that this log file needs to include
everything from the very beginning, including the key hit at the end of
the title screen, so if using the LOG command you'll need to add a line
or two at the beginning.)
Run AGiliTy in test mode once to get the script. Copy the script to some
other file. Then, whenever you make a change to your game file, rerun
AGiliTy and compare the new script with the old one. (There are programs
that will do this automatically and just print out the lines that have
changed.)