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[Meph]

I always prefer dfhack features that dont break immersion. So I'd write a Workshop with reactions, and soon little Urist walks over to the psychologists office to read up on the records of peoples stress records.

All without the player alt-tabbing out of the game, opening third party tools.

[Alatun]

Here is a script I'm using to track stuff over time in fortress mode. It writes metrics to a CSV output, can track several different metrics, and is intended to be used with dfhack's repeat function.
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I've tried your script, but it causes an error when running this command:

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monitor -watch relations -verbose
...RFF~1\Dwarf Fortress 0.44.12/hack/scripts/monitor.lua:428: attempt to index a nil value

stack traceback:
        ...RFF~1\Dwarf Fortress 0.44.12/hack/scripts/monitor.lua:428: in global 'GetUnitRelations'
        ...RFF~1\Dwarf Fortress 0.44.12/hack/scripts/monitor.lua:576: in local 'script_code'
        ...ames\DWARFF~1\Dwarf Fortress 0.44.12\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:680: in function 'dfhack.run_script_with_env'
        (...tail calls...)

There error occurs, because "df.unit.find(r_local_id)" seems to result in a nil. Seems be the case for deitys ...

This is my fixed version:

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function GetUnitRelations(unit, unitRelationsTable)
-- Get the various relations for a unit. Goal here is to track relation strength
-- These are stored against the historical id, not the unit id. Some conversion is necessary.
-- Courtesy of PatrickLundell and the DFHack thread
-- http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=172722.msg7896495#msg7896495

-- Initialize variables
local i = 0
local tmpUnitRelationsTable = {}

-- Convert unit id to historical id
local hf = df.historical_figure.find(unit.hist_figure_id)

-- confirm unit actually has relationships for listing

if(hf.info.relationships == nil ) then
return
-- Just stop
end

-- Get a list of unit's relation ids and strengths
-- Presumably, rank 0 means no relation
for i=0, #hf.info.relationships.list-1 do
if( hf.info.relationships.list[i].rank > 0) then
local r_histfig_id = hf.info.relationships.list[i].histfig_id
local r_local_id = df.historical_figure.find(r_histfig_id)
local r_attitude = 0
local r_counter = 0
-- Does work: Testing for array length; Doesn't work: testing for next array element, testing for array, testing for exist
local attitude = #hf.info.relationships.list[i].attitude

if attitude >0 then
r_attitude = hf.info.relationships.list[i].attitude[0]
r_counter = hf.info.relationships.list[i].counter[0]
end
           
local r_rank = hf.info.relationships.list[i].rank
local myString = r_rank .. "(" .. r_attitude .. ")"

    -- Always convert historical ids back to unit ids
-- How should offsite/never arrived stuff work here?
-- Expected format here is #, local unit name, rank (attitude)
r_local_id = df.unit.find(r_local_id.unit_id)
if not (r_local_id == nil) then
if verbose then print ("id:" .. i .. "|" .. dfhack.TranslateName(r_local_id.name, translate) .. ": rank=" .. r_rank .. ", attitude=" .. r_attitude .. ", r_counter=" .. r_counter) end
local r_insert = {i,dfhack.TranslateName(r_local_id.name, translate),myString}
table.insert(unitRelationsTable,r_insert)
end
end
end
end