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Zeno Rogue 2021-05-31 09:39:16 +02:00
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content.cpp
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@ -1655,7 +1655,7 @@ ITEM('c', 0x202020, "Curse of Weakness", itCurseWeakness, IC_ORB, IF_CURSE, RESE
)
ITEM('c', 0x6060FF, "Curse of Draining", itCurseDraining, IC_ORB, IF_CURSE, RESERVED, osPowerUtility,
"Drains your power of all your orbs (and curses) by 2 charges per turn."
"Drains the powers of all your orbs (and curses) by 2 charges per turn."
)
ITEM('c', 0x000060, "Curse of Water", itCurseWater, IC_ORB, IF_CURSE, RESERVED, osTerraform,
@ -1711,7 +1711,7 @@ WALL('d', 0x7F6A30, "Unhappy Die", waRichDie, WF_WALL | WF_PUSHABLE, RESERVED, 0
"It will reward you if you roll it so that the highest number is on top again!")
WALL('d', 0x106040, "Happy Die", waHappyDie, WF_WALL | WF_PUSHABLE, RESERVED, 0, sgNone,
"A happy sentent die. Dice are happy when they are in their correct position "
"A happy sentient die. Dice are happy when they are in their correct position "
"(the highest number on the top); happy dice with one roll from their best position are sometimes found too."
"Other positions are much less convenient for them and expose their "
"weak spots. You can roll Happy Dice, but it may become angry!"

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@ -1303,7 +1303,7 @@ EX void show_vr_settings() {
dialog::add_action([] {
dialog::editNumber(absolute_unit_in_meters, .01, 100, 0.1, 1, XLAT("absolute unit in meters"),
XLAT(
"The size of the absolute unit of the non-Euclidean geometry correspond in meters. "
"The size of the absolute unit of the non-Euclidean geometry in meters. "
"This affects the headset movement and binocular vision.\n\n"
"In spherical geometry, the absolute unit is the radius of the sphere. "
"The smaller the absolute unit, the stronger the non-Euclidean effects.\n\n"