The default league is now Crucible.
Fixed update-data which was broken due to a change made on the data repository
to support multiple groups per mod.
fractured can be used as an influence when buying items.
Added conditions has fractured, has_mod fractured and has_group fractured.
Added influence conditions shaper, elder, crusader, hunter, redeemer,
warlord, exarch, eater, synthesized, fractured.
Added rarity conditions normal, magic and rare.
The default league is now Sanctum.
Metacrafting mods now cost Divine Orbs.
Costs are now displayed in Divine Orbs instead of Exalted Orbs.
Harvest augments now also remove a random modifier.
Harvest crafts now use Crystallised Lifeforce.
Added Fracturing Orb (instruction keyword: fracture).
Added Eldritch currencies: Eldritch Ichors, Eldritch Embers, Eldritch Orbs of Annulment, Eldritch Exalted Orbs, and Eldritch Chaos Orbs. As a side-effect, I now know how to write “Eldritch”.
You can now specify that your base item has Eldritch influence(s).
Added instruction show_unveil_mod_pool which outputs the list of mods that
can be unveiled on the current item.
Added instruction unveil, which allows you to unveil an item by specifying
which mods to select in priority.
Command write-ninja-costs has been renamed to update-costs.
update-costs now also fetches Harvest and Aisling costs
from The Forbidden Trove’s repository.
The tls dependency is now mandatory. This should fix the
“no SSL or TLS support compiled into Conduit” error.
You can no longer specify costs as sums of other currencies in costs.json.
This was already not very useful and is even less useful now that update-costs
fetches all costs. And it would have been more code to maintain.
Fixed interaction between imprints and splits. You can now imprint split items. However you cannot use an imprint to revert a split item to a non-split version. (Contributed by AR-234.)
Item splitting now requires the current item to be rare. (Contributed by AR-234.)
Item splitting now requires the current item to have at least two modifiers.
Item splitting now always puts at least one modifier on each item.
Added command-line option --show-seed.
The seed it gives you can be used with --seed to reproduce the run.
Added options to configure the output: --no-item, --no-cost,
--no-total, --no-echo, --no-histogram, --short (short-hand: -s),
--summary (short-hand: -S).
Run kalandralang run --help to see a description of these options.
Added option --show-time to display total and average crafting time
used by Kalandralang.
(Contributed by AR-234.)
Added option --timeout to tell Kalandralang to stop after a given amount of time.
(Contributed by AR-234.)
Added option --loop to tell Kalandralang to run the recipe forever
(or until the given --timeout is reached or until you press Ctrl+C).
(Contributed by AR-234.)
The default data directory on Linux is now ~/.kalandralang/data (instead of ./data). (Contributed by AR-234.)
Added command update-data which downloads data from RePoE.
It only downloads files if they have changed.
Thanks to this command you do not have to download data yourself anymore.
(Contributed by AR-234.)
Added support for arithmetic operations.
Those can involve affix counts and modifier tiers.
For instance: tier "Intelligence" <= 3 is a condition meaning
that the item has at tier 3 intelligence or better.
(With help from AR-234 and nebuchenazarr
even though I’m not sure nebuchenazarr is aware of it.)
no_prefix, prefix_count N, prefix_count N..M,
no_suffix, suffix_count N, suffix_count N..M,
no_affix, affix_count N and affix_count N..M are now deprecated.
You can use the following instead:
prefix_count = 0, prefix_count = N, N <= prefix_count <= M,
suffix_count = 0, suffix_count = N, N <= suffix_count <= M,
affix_count = 0, affix_count = N and N <= affix_count <= M
which are instances of the more general arithmetic operation feature.
Added support for flasks. (Contributed by AR-234.)
Recipes are checked for errors before running.
Errors are: goto to labels that do not exist; modifier identifiers that do
not exist; modifier group identifiers that do not exist; base item identifiers
that do not exist. Additionally, defining a label but not using it with goto
causes a warning to be emitted.
You can now specify that your base is synthesized. You cannot specify the implicits but Kalandralang will prevent you from using crafts that cannot be performed on synthesized items.
Made the output of show_mod_pool slightly more pretty.
Fixed an issue where some modifiers were incorrectly displayed, such as local physical damage increase modifiers displaying as “No physical damage”. (Contributed by Olxinos.)
Jewels now sometimes get 3 modifiers instead of always 4. (Contributed by Raphaël Rieu-Helft.)
The chance to get 4, 5 or 6 modifiers has been updated to more accurately reflect past in-game experiments. (Contributed by Raphaël Rieu-Helft.)
Significantly improved performance. Quick experiments show a 10× to 20× speedup depending on the recipe.
Added predicates affix_count, no_affix, open_affix and full_affixes.
(Contributed by AR-234.)
You can no longer use an Awakener’s Orb if both items have the same influence. (Contributed by AR-234.)
Added predicates has_mod <id> and has_group <id>.
Predicate has_mod <id> holds if the current item has a modifier with the given
modifier identifier (i.e. the old behavior of has).
Predicate has_group <id> holds if the current item has a modifier with the given
modifier group identifier.
Predicate has <id> is now equivalent to has_mod <id> or has_group <id>.
Modifier identifiers are no longer shown by default.
Added command-line option --show-mod-id (short-hand -m)
which causes modifier identifiers to be displayed after modifiers,
in parentheses (i.e. it restores the previous behavior).
Added command-line option --show-mod-group-id (short-hand -g)
which causes modifier group identifiers to be displayed after modifiers,
in parentheses.
Tip: to show both modifier identifiers and modifier group identifiers,
use -mg (or -gm).
The default league is now Sentinel.
Revamped the find command: added options to filter by identifier, group, domain,
or name / translation, and to only list items or only list modifiers.
Note that previously, commands such as find int would search for int
both in identifiers and mod translations. Now it only searches in mod translations,
but you can search in identifiers separately with find -i int.
You can combine those options, for instance find -d crafted -g int dex returns
crafted modifiers with a group that contain int and with dex in the translation
(so it returns all +#-# to Dexterity and Intelligence modifiers).
You can also use Perl regular expressions instead of shell globs.
For instance, find -ri ^Recombinator lists all modifiers that can only appear
using recombinators (-r means “use regular expressions”, -i means “identifier”,
and ^ means “at the beginning”).
Added Orb of Dominance.
Added partial support for recombinators. The chances to select modifiers is likely to be very accurate, however special effects (adding a mod, changing a tier…) are not fully implemented and their chances were evaluated from a very small sample size.
Set-aside items are now a stack. This allows you to set more than one items aside. This is in particular useful to recombine two items A and B to form AB, to items C and D to form CD, and finally recombine AB and CD together. (Also contributed by haggys22.)
Added is_base predicate to check the current item base type.
Typically useful when transferring mods on better bases with recombinators.
One can now craft on a normal item. This turns it into a magic item.
Added exact keyword to the buy instruction which disables automatic
addition of random mods. You can now start with exactly the base that you have
in your stash.
Added normal, magic and rare keywords to the buy instruction to specify
the rarity of the item you are buying. If exact is not specified, random
mods may be added but rarity will stay as requested.
You can now buy items with multiple fractured mods.
First released version.