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# This code adapted from https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/issues/4644 to resolve an issue
# described in https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/issues/4640
#
# There is a known issue with the Pillow library that messes up GIF transparency by replacing the
# transparent pixels with black pixels (among other issues) when the GIF is saved using PIL.Image.save().
# This code works around the issue and allows us to properly generate transparent GIFs.

from typing import Tuple, List, Union
from collections import defaultdict
from random import randrange

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using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Reflection.Emit;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using HarmonyLib;
using XRL.Core;
using XRL.World.Parts;
using UnityEngine;

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character inventory module
==========================

Requirements: allow specifying an item list, quantity for each item, and whether each item is equipped. Then parse those items/details and output the HTML.

For example, the module call might look like this:

{{#invoke:Inventory | FormatInventory | powered exoskeleton~1~yes`overloaded laser pistol~2~yes`plastifier jerkin~1~no }}

Maybe there's a nicer way to format the input string instead of using ~ and ` delimiters, but I'm not sure. Or maybe it could be split into two modules (one for the wrapper HTML, and one for individual items). Feel free to do whatever makes the most sense!

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/*
 *  QUD COLORS AND FONTS
 *  ====================
 */
:root {
  --qud-color-y:      #ffffff;
  --qud-color-y-dark: #b1c9c3;
  --qud-color-r:      #d74200;
  --qud-color-r-dark: #a64a2e;
  --qud-color-o:      #e99f10;

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Qud look: Maximum depth >> 3
=======================================
<div class="qud-box-wrapper {{#ifeq:
	{{{bordercolor|}}}| y |white-border|
}}"><div class="qud-box"><span class="qud-box-header">
{{Qud text|&amp;y
	{{{title|

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ScreenBuffer scrapBuffer = ScreenBuffer.GetScrapBuffer2(true); //copy the scrapbuffer
TileMaker tileMaker = new TileMaker("Great Magma Crab"); //you can pass a GameObject or a blueprint string to the TileMaker
tileMaker.WriteTileToBuffer(scrapBuffer, 10, 20); //enter x,y coordinates where you want to draw the tile on screen
Popup._TextConsole.DrawBuffer(scrapBuffer, null, false); //draw the scrapbuffer

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"AccomplishmentAdded"
"ActivateFabricateFromSelf"
"ActivateSkyshroud"
"AddedToInventory"
"AddFood"
"AddWater"
"AdjustWeaponScore"
"AfterCriticalHit"
"AfterLookedAt"
"AfterMoved"

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string a2 = "NPC";
if (this.Property.ContainsKey("Role"))
{
	a2 = this.Property["Role"];
}
if (a2 == "Minion" && (statistic.Name == "Strength" || statistic.Name == "Agility" || statistic.Name == "Toughness" || statistic.Name == "Willpower" || statistic.Name == "Intelligence" || statistic.Name == "Ego"))
{
	statistic.Boost--;
}
int num2 = 0;

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string a2 = "NPC";
if (this.Property.ContainsKey("Role"))
{
	a2 = this.Property["Role"];
}
if (a2 == "Minion" && (statistic.Name == "Strength" || statistic.Name == "Agility" || statistic.Name == "Toughness" || statistic.Name == "Willpower" || statistic.Name == "Intelligence" || statistic.Name == "Ego"))
{
	statistic.Boost--;
}
int num2 = 0;

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//EnchantmentFrameworkAPI.h (Shared by both dlls)
	struct EnchantmentFrameworkInterface
	{
		enum { kInterfaceVersion = 1 };
		UInt32	version;

		std::vector<EnchantmentItem*>	(* GetAllCraftedEnchantments)(); //get all player-created persistent enchantments
		bool	(* GetCraftedEnchantmentParents)(EnchantmentItem* customEnchantment, std::vector<EnchantmentItem*> &baseList); //get base enchantments that were originally combined to craft this custom enchantment
	};