KoLmafia Guide: Basics (Relay Browser) - Revision history

Fewyn at 21:59, 15 September 2013

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	# On the Mafia Frame, click the '''RELAY BROWSER''' icon. It is second one over from the top left and looks like a little treasure map with an X marks the spot. [[File:Relay-icon.png]] Or, under the Main MenuBar click 'General', then click 'Relay Browser'.		# On the Mafia Frame, click the '''RELAY BROWSER''' icon. It is second one over from the top left and looks like a little treasure map with an X marks the spot. [[File:Relay-icon.png]] Or, under the Main MenuBar click 'General', then click 'Relay Browser'.

Bale at 19:50, 12 July 2010

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	'''Continue''' to [[KoLmafia Guide: Java Interface\|Lesson 2: Java Interface]]		'''Continue''' to [[KoLmafia Guide: Java Interface\|Lesson 2: Java Interface]]

	[[Category:KoLmafia Guide]]		[[Category:KoLmafia Guide]][[Category:New User Help]]

Heeheehee: consistency

2010-07-05T17:48:27Z

consistency

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	We are going to play using ~~KoLMafia~~ in the easiest manner possible.		We are going to play using KoLmafia in the easiest manner possible.
	Here is a shot of the main frame where you will click one button and then minimize:		Here is a shot of the main frame where you will click one button and then minimize:

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	##* Click Preferences		##* Click Preferences
	##* Click the Browser Tab.		##* Click the Browser Tab.
	##* In the Browser textbar, click the [...] button to browse and find the executable for the desired browser. Alternatively, you can try typing in the name of the browser and ~~KoLMafia~~ will attempt to find it for you.		##* In the Browser textbar, click the [...] button to browse and find the executable for the desired browser. Alternatively, you can try typing in the name of the browser and KoLmafia will attempt to find it for you.
	# Do you have any greasemonkey scripts? You can still use many of them in this relay browser. I don't really recommend using any invasive ones since we are trying to migrate away from them and focus on Mafia for the time being. Go ahead and disable all Greasemonkey scripts for now. Just keep in mind that you can still use them if you want functionality that Mafia cannot easily duplicate. For example, there is a Greasemonkey script that tries to calculate your total meat value that I still use. A Raid Manager is also a great one once you start doing Clan Dungeons which parses your clan dungeon logs. There is no equivalent in mafia at the time being.		# Do you have any greasemonkey scripts? You can still use many of them in this relay browser. I don't really recommend using any invasive ones since we are trying to migrate away from them and focus on Mafia for the time being. Go ahead and disable all Greasemonkey scripts for now. Just keep in mind that you can still use them if you want functionality that Mafia cannot easily duplicate. For example, there is a Greasemonkey script that tries to calculate your total meat value that I still use. A Raid Manager is also a great one once you start doing Clan Dungeons which parses your clan dungeon logs. There is no equivalent in mafia at the time being.
	# Completely ignore the Mafia Frame or minimize it. Play like normal for a while (at least 20 turns), using the Relay Browser. It is practically identical to standard play. Try to play in a zone with some non-combat choice encounters.		# Completely ignore the Mafia Frame or minimize it. Play like normal for a while (at least 20 turns), using the Relay Browser. It is practically identical to standard play. Try to play in a zone with some non-combat choice encounters.


	'''Seeing ~~KolMafia~~ in Action:'''		'''Seeing KoLmafia in Action:'''

	While using the Relay Browser, you will start noticing some cool stuff that it does automatically to help you out. Here is a short list of stuff to note/try:		While using the Relay Browser, you will start noticing some cool stuff that it does automatically to help you out. Here is a short list of stuff to note/try:
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	#: [[File:Lesson1 KolCbt.png]]		#: [[File:Lesson1 KolCbt.png]]
	# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.		# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.
	# If you click the underlined number under an effect, ~~KolMafia~~ will use an appropriate item or spell to remove it.		# If you click the underlined number under an effect, KoLmafia will use an appropriate item or spell to remove it.
	# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.		# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.

SinginSally at 14:14, 4 May 2010

2010-05-04T14:14:32Z

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	We are going to play using KoLMafia in the easiest manner possible.		We are going to play using KoLMafia in the easiest manner possible.
	Here is a shot of the main frame:		Here is a shot of the main frame where you will click one button and then minimize:

	[[File:Interface-Main-Annotated.png]]		[[File:Interface-Main-Annotated.png]]
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	##* In the Browser textbar, click the [...] button to browse and find the executable for the desired browser. Alternatively, you can try typing in the name of the browser and KoLMafia will attempt to find it for you.		##* In the Browser textbar, click the [...] button to browse and find the executable for the desired browser. Alternatively, you can try typing in the name of the browser and KoLMafia will attempt to find it for you.
	# Do you have any greasemonkey scripts? You can still use many of them in this relay browser. I don't really recommend using any invasive ones since we are trying to migrate away from them and focus on Mafia for the time being. Go ahead and disable all Greasemonkey scripts for now. Just keep in mind that you can still use them if you want functionality that Mafia cannot easily duplicate. For example, there is a Greasemonkey script that tries to calculate your total meat value that I still use. A Raid Manager is also a great one once you start doing Clan Dungeons which parses your clan dungeon logs. There is no equivalent in mafia at the time being.		# Do you have any greasemonkey scripts? You can still use many of them in this relay browser. I don't really recommend using any invasive ones since we are trying to migrate away from them and focus on Mafia for the time being. Go ahead and disable all Greasemonkey scripts for now. Just keep in mind that you can still use them if you want functionality that Mafia cannot easily duplicate. For example, there is a Greasemonkey script that tries to calculate your total meat value that I still use. A Raid Manager is also a great one once you start doing Clan Dungeons which parses your clan dungeon logs. There is no equivalent in mafia at the time being.
	# Completely ignore the Mafia Frame. Play like normal for a while (at least 20 turns), using the Relay Browser. It is practically identical to standard play. Try to play in a zone with some non-combat choice encounters.		# Completely ignore the Mafia Frame or minimize it. Play like normal for a while (at least 20 turns), using the Relay Browser. It is practically identical to standard play. Try to play in a zone with some non-combat choice encounters.


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	#: [[File:Lesson1 KolCbt.png]]		#: [[File:Lesson1 KolCbt.png]]
	# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.		# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.
			# If you click the underlined number under an effect, KolMafia will use an appropriate item or spell to remove it.
	# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.		# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.

Bale: ^_^

2010-04-28T22:35:32Z

^_^

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	#*:[[File:Semirare window.png]]		#*:[[File:Semirare window.png]]
	# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last '''five''' adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare and then have to find your adventure location again.		# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last '''five''' adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare and then have to find your adventure location again.
	# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use ~~this~~ later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia ~~knows what class you are, what skills you know and~~ makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.		# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use that [[KoLmafia_Guide:_Attack_Script\|later]] in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions.
	: [[~~File~~:~~Lesson4 CAB.png~~]]		#: [[File:Lesson1 CAB.png]]
	: [[File:~~Lesson4~~ KolCbt.png]]		#If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia makes appropriate buttons for you to save time. It will always have buttons for noodles and olfaction if you know those skills. There's a button to jiggle your chefstaff if you have one equipped. It also adds a script button which will be discussed [[KoLmafia_Guide:_Attack_Script\|later]]. Other buttons are the last several skills you have used.
			#: [[File:Lesson1 KolCbt.png]]
	# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.		# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.
	# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.		# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.

SinginSally at 16:27, 28 April 2010

2010-04-28T16:27:51Z

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	# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last '''five''' adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare and then have to find your adventure location again.		# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last '''five''' adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare and then have to find your adventure location again.
	# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.		# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.
			: [[File:Lesson4 CAB.png]]
			: [[File:Lesson4 KolCbt.png]]
	# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.		# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.
	# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.		# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.

SinginSally at 16:24, 28 April 2010

2010-04-28T16:24:25Z

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	# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.		# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.
	# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.		# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.
	# You ~~MIGHT~~ even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it.		# You might even notice that Mafia does some stuff automatically whether you like it or not! For example, if you get beaten-up, Mafia might use an item to remove that condition automatically. This can be a source of irritation, but we will learn to handle it by setting our preferences appropriately in a later lesson.

	'''BOTTOM LINE:''' You can play KoL just like normal and get a lot of handy bonus information very easily.		'''BOTTOM LINE:''' You can play KoL just like normal and get a lot of handy bonus information very easily.

SinginSally at 16:23, 28 April 2010

2010-04-28T16:23:30Z

Bale: added link to wiki

2010-04-07T20:39:32Z

added link to wiki

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	# When you fight a foe, it gives you a quick display about that monster's level, hit points, what it drops, meat drop rate, and so forth. This is really helpful information and is much easier than looking up stuff in the Wiki, or playing blind.		# When you fight a foe, it gives you a quick display about that monster's level, hit points, what it drops, meat drop rate, and so forth. This is really helpful information and is much easier than looking up stuff in the Wiki, or playing blind.
	#:[[File:Monster stats.png]]		#:[[File:Monster stats.png]]
	# There is a hidden counter that gives you a semi-rare encounter periodically. It is normally tracked by eating a fortune cookie or two, then logic-ing out what the magic number is. Then keeping track of how many turns are left until the encounter. If you have no idea what I am talking about, ~~go to the KoL Wiki and~~ look up 'semi-rare'.		# There is a hidden counter that gives you a semi-rare encounter periodically. It is normally tracked by eating a fortune cookie or two, then logic-ing out what the magic number is. Then keeping track of how many turns are left until the encounter. If you have no idea what I am talking about, look up <span class="plainlinks">[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/Semi-Rare_Adventures semi-rare at the KoL Wiki]</span>.
	#* With Mafia, when you eat a Fortune Cookie, it notes the 3 numbers given. It knows which numbers are out of bounds, based on your Ascention Path (Oxycore, Standard, BadMoon, etc) and can sometimes determine the Semi-Rare countdown number based on one cookie. In any case, all valid numbers are added to your buff entries as 'Fortune Cookie(XXX)' counters.		#* With Mafia, when you eat a Fortune Cookie, it notes the 3 numbers given. It knows which numbers are out of bounds, based on your Ascention Path (Oxycore, Standard, BadMoon, etc) and can sometimes determine the Semi-Rare countdown number based on one cookie. In any case, all valid numbers are added to your buff entries as 'Fortune Cookie(XXX)' counters.
	#*:[[File:Fortune cookie counter.png]]		#*:[[File:Fortune cookie counter.png]]

Bale at 23:24, 5 April 2010

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	#* The counter counts down as you adventure. When it is gone and you try to adventure, it will stop you. It reminds you that the counter is up and what your last semi-rare was (so you don't try to do the same one again, which negates it).		#* The counter counts down as you adventure. When it is gone and you try to adventure, it will stop you. It reminds you that the counter is up and what your last semi-rare was (so you don't try to do the same one again, which negates it).
	#* After the semi-rare, two buffs appear which are a minimum and maximum cookie counter. This makes it a lot more likely that Mafia can figure out the right counter number with only one cookie.		#* After the semi-rare, two buffs appear which are a minimum and maximum cookie counter. This makes it a lot more likely that Mafia can figure out the right counter number with only one cookie.
	#:[[File:Semirare window.png]]		#*:[[File:Semirare window.png]]
	# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last FIVE adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare.		# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last FIVE adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare.
	# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.		# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.

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	# On the Mafia Frame, click the RELAY BROWSER icon. It is second one over from the top left and looks like a little treasure map with an X marks the spot. [[File:Relay-icon.png]] Or, under the Main MenuBar click 'General', then click 'Relay Browser'.		# On the Mafia Frame, click the '''RELAY BROWSER''' icon. It is second one over from the top left and looks like a little treasure map with an X marks the spot. [[File:Relay-icon.png]] Or, under the Main MenuBar click 'General', then click 'Relay Browser'.
	## This opens your default browser to KoL and looks just like what you are used to when you login to KoL.		## This opens your default browser to KoL and looks just like what you are used to when you login to KoL.
	## It might use the wrong browser by default. For example, Internet Exploder instead of Firefox or Chrome that you might prefer. If this happens, do this:		## It might use the wrong browser by default. For example, Internet Exploder instead of Firefox or Chrome that you might prefer. If this happens, do this:
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	##* Click Preferences		##* Click Preferences
	##* Click the Browser Tab.		##* Click the Browser Tab.
	##* In the Browser textbar, click the [...] button to browse and find the executable for the desired browser. OR, try typing in the name of the browser and KoLMafia will ~~try~~ to find it for you.		##* In the Browser textbar, click the [...] button to browse and find the executable for the desired browser. Alternatively, you can try typing in the name of the browser and KoLMafia will attempt to find it for you.
	# Do you have any greasemonkey scripts? You can ~~STILL USE a lot~~ of them in this relay browser. I don't really recommend using any invasive ones since we are trying to migrate away from them and focus on Mafia. Go ahead and disable all Greasemonkey scripts for now. Just keep in mind that you can still use them if you want functionality that Mafia cannot easily duplicate. For example, there is a GM script that tries to calculate your total meat value that I still use. A Raid Manager is also a great one once you start doing Clan Dungeons.		# Do you have any greasemonkey scripts? You can still use many of them in this relay browser. I don't really recommend using any invasive ones since we are trying to migrate away from them and focus on Mafia for the time being. Go ahead and disable all Greasemonkey scripts for now. Just keep in mind that you can still use them if you want functionality that Mafia cannot easily duplicate. For example, there is a Greasemonkey script that tries to calculate your total meat value that I still use. A Raid Manager is also a great one once you start doing Clan Dungeons which parses your clan dungeon logs. There is no equivalent in mafia at the time being.
	# Completely ignore the Mafia Frame. Play like normal for a while (at least 20 turns), using the Relay Browser. It is practically identical to standard play. Try to play in a zone with some non-combat choice encounters.		# Completely ignore the Mafia Frame. Play like normal for a while (at least 20 turns), using the Relay Browser. It is practically identical to standard play. Try to play in a zone with some non-combat choice encounters.

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	While using the Relay Browser, you will start noticing some cool stuff that it does automatically to help you out. Here is a short list of stuff to note/try:		While using the Relay Browser, you will start noticing some cool stuff that it does automatically to help you out. Here is a short list of stuff to note/try:

	# If you encountered a non-combat adventure with choices, you ~~have seen~~ the first ~~cool~~ Mafia ~~thing~~. It gives you a short description of what happens when you select that particular choice. This is super cool and really lowers the Wikipedia usage or guesswork.		# If you encountered a non-combat adventure with choices, you will see the first Mafia bonus. Mafia gives you a short description of exactly what happens when you select that particular choice. This is super cool and really lowers the Wikipedia usage or guesswork, especially if you are a new player!
	#:[[File:Dumpster Diving.png]]		#:[[File:Dumpster Diving.png]]
	# When you fight a foe, it gives you a quick display about that monster's level, hit points, ~~what it~~ drops, meat drop rate, and so forth. This is really helpful information and is much easier than looking up stuff in the Wiki, or playing blind.		# When you fight a foe, it gives you a quick display about that monster's level, estimated hit points, item drops and percentages, meat drop rate, and so forth. This is really helpful information and is much easier than looking up stuff in the Wiki, or playing blind.
	#:[[File:Monster stats.png]]		#:[[File:Monster stats.png]]
	# There is a hidden counter that gives you a semi-rare encounter periodically. It is normally tracked by eating a fortune cookie or two, then logic-ing out what the magic number is. Then keeping track of how many turns are left until the encounter. If you have no idea what I am talking about, look up <span class="plainlinks">[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/Semi-Rare_Adventures semi-rare at the KoL Wiki]</span>.		# There is a hidden counter that gives you a semi-rare encounter periodically. It is normally tracked by eating a fortune cookie or two, then logic-ing out what the magic number is. Then keeping track of how many turns are left until the encounter. If you have no idea what I am talking about, look up <span class="plainlinks">[http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/Semi-Rare_Adventures semi-rare at the KoL Wiki]</span>.
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	#* After the semi-rare, two buffs appear which are a minimum and maximum cookie counter. This makes it a lot more likely that Mafia can figure out the right counter number with only one cookie.		#* After the semi-rare, two buffs appear which are a minimum and maximum cookie counter. This makes it a lot more likely that Mafia can figure out the right counter number with only one cookie.
	#*:[[File:Semirare window.png]]		#*:[[File:Semirare window.png]]
	# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last ~~FIVE~~ adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare.		# Your Last Adventure link now has a history which shows your last '''five''' adventure locations. Any of them are clickable. This is very convenient, especially when you make short-term detours such as doing a semi-rare and then have to find your adventure location again.
	# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.		# If you use Action Bars (an interface choice in your KoL Account Preferences), you might notice a "Script" button at the top-left when in a fight. We will learn how to use this later in the tutorial to automatically perform a series of combat actions. If you use the standard text-based stuff in a fight, you will see additional hotkey-able clickable buttons along the top with certain actions. Normally to use a combat skill, you have to select your combat skill to use from a drop-down. Mafia knows what class you are, what skills you know and makes appropriate buttons for you to save time.
	# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.		# You will notice that Mafia helps you out some with quests. For example, it auto-fills in answers to certain puzzles, remembers which Dungeon of Doom potions do what, and misc other stuff.