Daniel Stelzer

This extension replaces the Inform 6 lighting code with an Inform 7 version. In essence, it replaces the condition "object has light" in the Inform 6 templates with a call to an Inform 7 rulebook. If you don't want the overhead for a particular object, you can declare it to be "not specially lighted".

"Fixes for two small bugs with indefinite articles."

"Allows the programmer to save and restore from an autosave file without the user being aware of it"

This is a very simple extension, adding only a single phrase.

"A simple fix to preserve casing when the player's command is altered."

This extension allows the programmer to override what the player typed and parse different commands instead.

"A simple way to preload input onto the command line before the player begins to type."

"A simple change to the Standard Rules to allow conversation to work without a touchable noun."

"Initializes and repurposes the unused Glulx text styles to provide more flexibility in formatting."

"Adds a new hook into the parser, to edit a blank command before analyzing it."

"Glulx Text Styles provides a more powerful way to set up special text effects for Glulx."

"A set of functions I have often found useful, with checks to prevent conflicts with extensions."

"Provides a simple way to hide the command prompt during long stretches of text."

"Provides a simple, HTML-inspired syntax for adding hyperlinks within say phrases. No manual management of hyperlinks required. Requires Text Capture by Eric Eve. Works seamlessly with, but does not require, Flexible Windows."

"Changes the one-minute-per-turn rule to account for failed and implicit actions."

"Allows the player to give commands to multiple actors at the same time. (This version heavily modifies the I6 parser.)"

"A music-focused sound extension, which allows authors to loop sounds on different channels and fade between them."

"Allows an author to check how many times their story has been played."

"This extension enables the characters to sensibly circumvent obstacles to their desired actions. Intended for works in which the non-player characters perform game actions just like the player-character, but cannot be strictly scripted because of a changing gameworld."

"Replaces 'You can't see any such thing' for a seen but out-of-scope noun with a message acknowledging that the parser recognizes the object. With Glulx, also keeps track of where the player last saw that object."

This utility extension allows players to define replacements to alter their own commands. It does not affect the world model or the game itself in any way, only the user interface.

"Exposes the snippets referring to each noun."

"A conversation system tracking facts known, phrases spoken, and subjects of conversation."

This is a deceptively simple extension to conjugate action names. By default stored actions always print the present participle ("taking the book"), which can lead to awkward prose. This extension provides three phrases to help with this.