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* Click the Graphical CLI Top Tab. This is misnamed somewhat, as what it REALLY displays is important stats that Mafia has extracted from the graphical interface while you've been playing. It effectively acts as a Log of your activity. You can see all the adventures and fights that you have done this session. This is an important tab to remember, as I was very leery of Mafia at first. Mostly because it did a bunch of stuff and I had no idea what the heck it was doing! This log keeps track of EVERY action that mafia performs. Note that you can type 'clear' into the text box at the bottom to clear the log. ('Clear Results' does not seem to do the trick)
* Click the Graphical CLI Top Tab. This is misnamed somewhat, as what it really displays is the relevant information that Mafia has extracted from KoL while you have been playing using the standard graphical interface. It effectively acts as a Log of your activity. You can see all the adventures and fights that you have done this session. This is an important tab to remember, as I was very leery of Mafia at first. Sometimes, Mafia would do stuff and I had no idea what the heck it was doing! This log keeps track of '''every''' action that mafia performs. This should go a long way to ease your mind, since you can always refer to this panel.  Note that you can type 'clear' into the text box at the bottom to clear the log. ('Clear Results' does not seem to do the trick)
:: [[File:Lesson3 CLI.png]]
:: [[File:Lesson3 CLI.png]]


* Notice the Mafia Frame has all your stats, including some extra ones like your Monster Level Modifier, Combat Encounter Percentage Modification, Initiative Modifier, Experience Booster Mod, Meat Find and Item Find modifiers. The only thing lacking is a Semi-Rare counter, which is found on the Relay Browser instead.  
* The Character Display has all your stats, including some extra ones at the bottom like your Monster Level Modifier, Combat Encounter Rate Modifier, Initiative Modifier, Experience Bonus, Meat Drop and Item Drop modifiers. The only thing lacking is a Semi-Rare counter, which is found on the Relay Browser instead.  The semi-rare counter is also found under your current effects found in the casting section.


* Click the area in mafia that has all your stats. Feast your eyes on all the cool additional info that mafia calculates for you, such as Damage Absorption, all your resistances, bonus damage, and other kinds of cool stuff.
* Click the Character Display where all your stats are displayed and mafia will pop-up a little box. Feast your eyes on all the additional cool info that mafia calculates for you, such as Damage Absorption, your resistances, bonus damage, and lots of useful information.
:: [[File:Lesson3 stats.png]]
:: [[File:Lesson3 stats.png]]


* In the Adventure Tab's bottom two panels, you can right click and do various operations. For example, hopefully you found a usable item in your last 20ish adventures. Right-click the item. This pulls up a menu where you can Consume(use) the item, sell it, get a wiki description, and other options. This is really handy instead of having to dig through your inventory, find it, then deal with the item appropriately.
* In the Adventure Tab's bottom two panels, you can right click and do various operations. For example, hopefully you found a usable item in your previous adventures. Right-click the item. This pulls up a menu where you can consume (use) the item, autosell it, get a wiki description or other options. This is a really handy alternative to digging through your inventory, finding it, and finally dealing with a recently found item.  Currently, you can '''not''' mall-sell an item from this menu. Autosell is not the same as mallsell.
:: [[File:Lesson3 useresults.png]]
:: [[File:Lesson3 useresults.png]]




BOTTOM LINE: The KolMafia frame keeps track of stuff you do in the relay browser (normal play).
'''BOTTOM LINE:''' The KoLmafia frame keeps track of stuff you do in the relay browser (normal play).


Continue to [[KoLmafia Guide: Attack Script|Lesson 4: Attack Script]]


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'''Continue''' to [[KoLmafia Guide: Attack Script|Lesson 4: Attack Script]]
 
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Latest revision as of 19:51, 12 July 2010

The goal of this lesson is to understand the relationship between the relay browser and the Mafia Frame. The Mafia Frame stays in-sync with the relay browser automatically. This means anything done in the relay browser is captured in Mafia. There is no refresh necessary.

Now that you've adventured for a while, go to the Mafia Frame. Click the 'Adventure' Top Tab if it is not already up. Notice the following:

  • The Adventure location dropdown is automatically set to where you adventured last, indicated by the highlighted area.
  • Two panels are in the bottom middle of the screen. The 'Location Details' at the right side shows you all possible encounters for the zone you were last in with drops, percentages and other info. This panel is based on information from the game itself and is roughly equivalent to a compacted wikipedia entry on a zone. It changes based on which zone you have selected in the Adventure dropdown. This is a quick and easy way to determine if this zone is a bit out of your league, or if it is really too easy for you to fully benefit. Advanced players use this info to boost Monster Level for more challenge and benefits since it calculates how often you will hit or evade based on your Muscle/Moxie.
The 'Session Results' panel at the left is a running total of the results of your adventures used so far. This gives you a general idea of how much meat, substats, and items that you have received in your last X number of adventures. To reset this panel, click the 'Tools' Main MenuBar, then 'Clear Results'. (Please don't do this yet.)
  • Click the Graphical CLI Top Tab. This is misnamed somewhat, as what it really displays is the relevant information that Mafia has extracted from KoL while you have been playing using the standard graphical interface. It effectively acts as a Log of your activity. You can see all the adventures and fights that you have done this session. This is an important tab to remember, as I was very leery of Mafia at first. Sometimes, Mafia would do stuff and I had no idea what the heck it was doing! This log keeps track of every action that mafia performs. This should go a long way to ease your mind, since you can always refer to this panel. Note that you can type 'clear' into the text box at the bottom to clear the log. ('Clear Results' does not seem to do the trick)
  • The Character Display has all your stats, including some extra ones at the bottom like your Monster Level Modifier, Combat Encounter Rate Modifier, Initiative Modifier, Experience Bonus, Meat Drop and Item Drop modifiers. The only thing lacking is a Semi-Rare counter, which is found on the Relay Browser instead. The semi-rare counter is also found under your current effects found in the casting section.
  • Click the Character Display where all your stats are displayed and mafia will pop-up a little box. Feast your eyes on all the additional cool info that mafia calculates for you, such as Damage Absorption, your resistances, bonus damage, and lots of useful information.
  • In the Adventure Tab's bottom two panels, you can right click and do various operations. For example, hopefully you found a usable item in your previous adventures. Right-click the item. This pulls up a menu where you can consume (use) the item, autosell it, get a wiki description or other options. This is a really handy alternative to digging through your inventory, finding it, and finally dealing with a recently found item. Currently, you can not mall-sell an item from this menu. Autosell is not the same as mallsell.


BOTTOM LINE: The KoLmafia frame keeps track of stuff you do in the relay browser (normal play).


Continue to Lesson 4: Attack Script