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[Eagle_eye]

Wielding crutches will allow you to stand again, I think. Be aware that you'll still move really slowly until your adventurer trains in crutch walking.

Sadly, crutches only work when you only have one nonfunctional leg which should read "ability to stand somewhat impaired" in the health menu if I remember correctly. If you have "ability to stand lost", then both legs are broken and there is currently no way to walk again.

Not even id you dualweild crutches!? D=

I think dualwielding will work. it has for me in past versions, at least. haven't gotten a cripple in .19 yet.

[lowbart]

I disagree. My current adventurer in 31.18 has "ability to stand lost" due to nerve damage in one leg, and he walks with a crutch and his good leg. Don't know about when both legs are screwed up, though.

[Glanzor]

Wielding crutches will allow you to stand again, I think. Be aware that you'll still move really slowly until your adventurer trains in crutch walking.

Sadly, crutches only work when you only have one nonfunctional leg which should read "ability to stand somewhat impaired" in the health menu if I remember correctly. If you have "ability to stand lost", then both legs are broken and there is currently no way to walk again.

Not even id you dualweild crutches!? D=

I think dualwielding will work. it has for me in past versions, at least. haven't gotten a cripple in .19 yet.

It has never for me. But I haven't tried for several versions so I'm not sure. Maybe it was fixed?

[Deon]

What do I need to edit for nerves to heal?

Nerves do not naturally heal, but you can add a tag to the tissue raws that allows it to heal.

It doesn't work this way. When the nerves are severed, it's permanent. It's not a tissue damage, it's a "toggle" status.

Wielding crutches will allow you to stand again, I think. Be aware that you'll still move really slowly until your adventurer trains in crutch walking.

Sadly, crutches only work when you only have one nonfunctional leg which should read "ability to stand somewhat impaired" in the health menu if I remember correctly. If you have "ability to stand lost", then both legs are broken and there is currently no way to walk again.

There's no "abilisty to stand somewhat impaired", you confuse it with "ability to grasp". When you lose control of one leg, you cannot stand on another, so it says "ability to stand is lost".

[Necalli]

There's no "abilisty to stand somewhat impaired", you confuse it with "ability to grasp". When you lose control of one leg, you cannot stand on another, so it says "ability to stand is lost".

Actually there is: http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/DF2010:String_dump#Subsection_3. I've seen it too.
Though, I don't completely understand what it means. Limp? "Get a crutch and fast"?
It's a temporal condition, that much is clear.

[Deon]

There's no "abilisty to stand somewhat impaired", you confuse it with "ability to grasp". When you lose control of one leg, you cannot stand on another, so it says "ability to stand is lost".

Actually there is: http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/DF2010:String_dump#Subsection_3. I've seen it too.
Though, I don't completely understand what it means. Limp? "Get a crutch and fast"?
It's a temporal condition, that much is clear.

What is it, I don't even... Some stuff meaning that there's some "magic arc" stuff already coded in, just not implemented??

[Baron Baconeer]

Bah, losing a leg is an opportunity, not an impairment! I've crippled a whole elven civilization just because... Why did I do it again?

[Necalli]

Bah, losing a leg is an opportunity, not an impairment! I've crippled a whole elven civilization just because... Why did I do it again?

Not losing a leg, but breaking it. I believe... Hell, OK, I'll do some leap-off-the-cliff tests, then post here. I've SEEN it.