From ec2e94e3463654a6288464a4c070b48ef9bf7368 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: historia <[not public]>
Date: Wed, 17 Jun 2026 21:13:07 -0400
Subject: feat: smithing added, item/object interaction reworked. recipes and
 menus refactored.

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 data/help/cook.yaml | 18 ++++++++----------
 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-)

(limited to 'data/help/cook.yaml')

diff --git a/data/help/cook.yaml b/data/help/cook.yaml
index 20ee72f..ec26e20 100644
--- a/data/help/cook.yaml
+++ b/data/help/cook.yaml
@@ -8,22 +8,20 @@ description: |
 
   Cooking requires a heat source — either a lit fire or a cooking
   range. Some recipes (like baking bread) require a cooking range
-  and cannot be done on an open fire. The fire does not need to
-  stay lit throughout — cooking continues regardless.
+  and cannot be done on an open fire.
 
-  Each item takes 6 ticks to cook. A Cooking skill check determines
-  whether you produce a cooked item or a burnt one. On failure, you
-  get a burnt variant instead of the cooked food.
+  Before cooking starts, you are prompted "How many?" — press
+  return for all, type a number, or type anything else to cancel.
+
+  A Cooking skill check determines whether you produce a cooked
+  item or a burnt one. On failure, you get a burnt variant.
 
   Typing "cook" with no arguments shows a menu of everything you
   can cook with your current inventory and the available station.
-  If only one thing can be cooked, it starts immediately.
-
-  If multiple recipes exist for the same ingredient, a menu appears
-  letting you choose which to make.
+  If only one thing can be cooked, it skips the menu.
 
   You can also cook by using items on a cooking station:
     use trout on fire
     use raw shrimps on range
 
-  See also: eat, use, recipe
+  See also: eat, use, recipe, smithing
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