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[Strelokoncrack]

Hello,

I hope this is the right place to post since i encountered the following problem after editing the creature_standard.
The only thing i did is putting in [SPEED:30]; [NO_EAT]; [NO_DRINK] like that:

        [INTELLIGENT]
   [TRANCES]
   [BENIGN]
   [CANOPENDOORS]
   [SPEED:30]
   [NO_EAT]
   [NO_DRINK]
   [PREFSTRING:beards]

Now my problem is that as soon as i generate a new world and embark, everyone of my dwarvs IS a heavily injured Reptile, but they keep their original names etc...
Can somebody tell me what i am doing wrong? (version 0.31.25)

please help and thanks in advance.

[nogoodnames]

That is extremely odd and the only possible explanation I can think of is duplicated raws. Check to make sure you didn't leave any duplicate entries in the creature_standard file while you were editing it.

[Putnam]

Yeah, it sounds like duplicated raws to me. That shit is whack, yo.

Testing troll mod, accidentally included second entity file, ended up with civ called "forgotten beast civilization"

[Strelokoncrack]

Hey thanks very much for your help, it now works, i didnīt knew i couldnīt keep a creature_standard - copy.txt in the raw folder without interferring.

I guess thats that for the thread.

[jaxy15]

Yeah, duplicate raws are fun.
I had a playable human civ who ate cave fish women. And I once played as a GCS who killed cave spiders living in houses.

[Dwarfu]

Strelokoncrack, what was the full name of the file?  As of 31.22, it should not be reading in backup files...(you may just have to change the .txt part).

[Knight Otu]

He posted it - creature_standard - copy.txt
Apparently a manual copy. That's not something Toady can always easily catch.

[Dwarfu]

I saw what he wrote, I was just verifying that it was indeed the full name of the file.

[Knight Otu]

Fair enough. I didn't consider the possibility that the name could be incomplete.