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[bz-mof]

My sheriff needs 1 armor stand. It's ok when this thing stands in one of his rooms.
But if I define an Armory from the armor stand and assign this to the sheriff, he tell that he requires an armor stand...

[Toady One]

Okay, I'll create a report.  I wonder...  does it care about armor stands placed in statue gardens either?  Maybe it is only checking the core rooms (bedroom/office/dining/tomb).

[bz-mof]

btw:
the armor stand was always located in the sheriffs office, but once there were like two rooms (armory and office) defined in the same space.

[Toady One]

This should be fixed now.  Yeah, when the armor stand is defined as a room, it loses it's subordinate status to the office and is no longer considered a property of that room.  Now it'll check all rooms assigned to a dwarf rather than just the core room types.

[bz-mof]

Wow, You are really fast!
And, as I hope You are going to read this, I want to thank You for this great game! It is really the best one I have played in a long time (and I believe it will be, too).

[penguinofhonor]

Hey Toady! This is somewhat related: If someone wants a door in his room, don't you think that a door to that room should count? As of now, the walls of a room do not appear to be able to qualify for demands and, since doors count as walls, they aren't counted unless you actually build it in the room.

[Scotty]

do you size the room so that it includes the walls too?

[Trollvottel]

Penguin - maybe try setting the door as internal? (Not really sure what that does though  

[Deon]

External door acts as wall when you define the room size (stops the area from expanding), internal door counts as the room part, so you can part your room in 2 which will be still counted as 1 room.