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Revision as of 12:02, 4 November 2009

If the option itemsTakeAuto or itemsGatherAuto in config.txt is enabled, Kore will automatically pick up loots. However, Kore will not automatically pick up items unless you specify them in the file pickupitems.txt.

Syntax

The format of this file is simply a set of lines that observes the following syntax:

<item name> <pickup flag>

Details

<item name>

This is the simple name of an item. You can use the keyword "all" to set the default option for all items.

Notes:

  • Kore can see unidentified items, so just use normal item names as if they are already identified.
  • Specify item names without the refine level and compounded cards. For example, if you specified to pick up Stiletto [3], it will pick up all 3-slotted Stilettos, including +9 3-slotted Stilettos and Triple Hurricane Stilettos.

<pickup flag>

This is a flag that controls if Kore should pick up the item or not. It takes one of the following values:

Value Description
-1 Drop the item when it enters your inventory.
0 Do not pick up the item.
1 Pick up the item.
2 Pick up the item as fast as possible (don't use this on normal, seemingly worthless, items).

Examples

In the following example, kore will pick up Old Blue Boxes and 2-slotted Two-handed Axes as quickly as possible. It will ignore 3-slotted Axes, Traps and Magnifiers and drop those items when they are in the inventory. All other items will be picked up by default.

Old Blue Box 2
Two-handed Axe [2] 2
Axe [3] -1
Magnifier -1
Trap -1

#Pick up all items by default
all 1

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