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...d this attribute to create puzzles where the player is blocked by multiple keys of the same color and must find enough correctly-colored doors in order to Keys can be placed in any of the default colors recognized by [[ZZT-OOP]], as we

Give all keys keys

Both of these are out-of-bounds errors related to the arrays used for keys, as follows: ...by the first byte, from 0 to 255. The bug can be fixed by changing the <tt>Keys</tt> array range from <tt>1..7</tt> to <tt>0..7</tt>, but doing so will als

...rrent object into an empty, and many [[stat]]-less elements (such as [[Key|keys]] and [[Door|doors]]) are replaced with empties when they disappear from th

...to track their under tile. Other statless pushables ([[ammo]], [[gems]], [[keys]], and [[sliders]]) also exhibit this erasing behavior, though it is more n

...to track their under tile. Other statless pushables ([[ammo]], [[gems]], [[keys]], and [[boulders]]) also exhibit this erasing behavior, though it is most

.... All 16-bit (short) values are signed. Boolean values (such as a player's keys) are represented with 0 for false and 1 for true. ...Player's keys. A nonzero value means the player has the specified key. The keys are in this order: Blue, Green, Cyan, Red, Purple, Yellow, White.