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[Billy Jack]

So after learning that modders had to keep most of the RAWs in synch between different tilesets that they want to include, I thought there had to be a better way.

I wrote a little program that will take a file and change the TILE & COLOR (along with other tokens) in your main "master" RAW folder.

The input file would have the same structure as the original "master" file with all of the tokens that you don't want to change removed. The program will likely work for any token that makes use of a : after the token name and the token only occurs once in the object, but I designed it to help with tileset changes and haven't tested it with anything else.

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creature_amphibians

[OBJECT:CREATURE]

[CREATURE:TOAD]
   [CREATURE_TILE:249][COLOR:2:0:0]

The only issue that I am aware of at this time, is that the multiple DISPLAY_COLOR tokens that may occur in a PLANT for the products that can be processed from them, alcohol, leaves, powder, etc.  So in my example set of RAWs, I only included the token that would change the plant's color.

I'm including the files necessary to convert the RAWs back to the default ASCII tileset. The program doesn't handle the changes that are also needed for the graphics files, it only handles the RAWs.

Usage:
TokenRAWplacement "masterRAWfolder" "inputRAWfolder" [/b]


The /b option will create a backup of the master file before it overwrites it.


Once I figure out how to put my source code in GIT, I'll make it available.  Or I just may post it in the forums since it's less than 200 lines of VB.


http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=8161

[Billy Jack]

The code (for people who want to compile it themselves.  Visual Basic 2010 Express shouldn't have a problem compiling it.

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Module TokenRAWPlacement
    Dim masterRAWFolder As String
    Dim inputRAWFolder As String
    Dim inputDict As Dictionary(Of String, String)
    Dim masterDict As Dictionary(Of String, String)
    Dim blnBackupRAW As Boolean = False
    Dim tokenObj As String = ""


    Sub Main()

        ProcessArguments()

        Dim inputFiles As Array = GetFileList(inputRAWFolder)

        For Each inputfile As String In inputFiles
            If inputfile = "" Then Continue For

            Dim inputDict As New Dictionary(Of String, String)
            inputDict = GetDict(inputfile)

            Dim masterDict As New Dictionary(Of String, String)
            Dim masterfile As String = masterRAWFolder & "\" & My.Computer.FileSystem.GetName(inputfile)

            masterDict = GetDict(masterfile)

            Dim inputDictKeyColl As Dictionary(Of String, String).KeyCollection = inputDict.Keys
            Dim masterDictKeyColl As Dictionary(Of String, String).KeyCollection = masterDict.Keys

            For Each inputobj As String In inputDictKeyColl
                If inputobj = "header" Then Continue For

                Dim tokenList As String = inputDict(inputobj).Replace(vbLf, "").Replace(vbCr, "")
                'Debug.Print(tokenList)
                Dim tokens As Array = Split(tokenList, "[")

                For Each token As String In tokens
                    If token = "" Or token = " " Or token = vbCr Or token = vbLf Or token = vbCrLf Or token = vbTab Then Continue For
                    If Not token.EndsWith("]") Then Continue For
                    Dim tokenName As String = token.Substring(0, token.IndexOf(":"))

                    'Dim tokena As String = tokenName(0)
                    'Dim newVal As String = tokenName(1).ToString.Substring(0, tokenName(1).ToString.Length - 1)

                    Dim newval As String = token.Replace(tokenName, "").Replace("]", "")

                    'Debug.Print(token)
                    'Debug.Print(newVal)

                    Dim masterText = masterDict(inputobj)
                    Debug.Print(masterText)

                    If masterText.IndexOf(tokenName) = -1 Then Continue For

                    Dim mastertoken As Array = Split(masterText, "[" & tokenName & ":")
                    Dim hereItIs As Array = Split(mastertoken(1), "]")

                    Dim lastBit As String = ""
                    For i = 1 To hereItIs.Length - 1
                        lastBit = lastBit & hereItIs(i) & "]"

                        'Debug.Print(lastBit)
                    Next
                    lastBit = lastBit.Substring(0, lastBit.Length - 1)

                    'Debug.Print(lastBit)


                    masterDict(inputobj) = mastertoken(0) & "[" & token & lastBit

                    Debug.Print(masterDict(inputobj))
                Next

            Next

            Dim output As String = ""

            For Each masterobj As String In masterDictKeyColl
                If masterobj = "header" Then
                    output = output & masterDict(masterobj)
                Else
                    output = output & "[" & tokenObj & ":" & masterobj & "]" & masterDict(masterobj)
                End If
                Debug.Print(output)

            Next
            If blnBackupRAW Then
                If My.Computer.FileSystem.FileExists(masterfile & ".TokenRAWPlacement") Then
                    My.Computer.FileSystem.DeleteFile(masterfile & ".TokenRAWPlacement")
                End If

                My.Computer.FileSystem.RenameFile(masterfile, My.Computer.FileSystem.GetName(masterfile) & ".TokenRAWPlacement")
            End If

            Dim fileout = My.Computer.FileSystem.OpenTextFileWriter(masterfile, False)

            fileout.Write(output)

            fileout.Close()
        Next

    End Sub
    Function GetDict(file As String) As Dictionary(Of String, String)

        Dim filereader = My.Computer.FileSystem.OpenTextFileReader(file)
        Dim filecontent = filereader.ReadToEnd
        filereader.Close()

        Dim beginTokenObj = filecontent.IndexOf("[")
        Dim endTokenObj = filecontent.IndexOf("]")

        tokenObj = filecontent.Substring(beginTokenObj + 8, endTokenObj - beginTokenObj - 8)
        If tokenObj = "ITEM" Then tokenObj = "ITEM_TOOL"

        Dim Objects As Array = Split(filecontent, "[" & tokenObj & ":")

        Dim objDict As New Dictionary(Of String, String)

        objDict.Add("header", Objects(0))
        For i = 1 To Objects.Length - 1
            Dim objName As String = Objects(i).Substring(0, Objects(i).IndexOf("]"))
            Dim objContent As String = Objects(i).Replace(objName & "]", "")

            Try
                objDict.Add(objName, objContent)
            Catch
                Console.WriteLine("Object " & objName & " already defined.")
            End Try
        Next

        Return objDict

    End Function


    Function GetFileList(fldr) As Array
        Dim list As String = ""
        For Each foundfile As String In My.Computer.FileSystem.GetFiles(fldr)
            list = list & foundfile & vbCrLf
            'Debug.Print(foundfile)
        Next

        GetFileList = Split(list, vbCrLf)

    End Function


    Sub ProcessArguments()

        For Each s As String In My.Application.CommandLineArgs
            If s = "/b" Then
                blnBackupRAW = True
                Continue For
            End If
            If My.Computer.FileSystem.DirectoryExists(s) And masterRAWFolder = "" Then
                masterRAWFolder = s.ToLower
                Debug.Print("MasterRAWFolder:  " & masterRAWFolder)
                Continue For
            End If
            If My.Computer.FileSystem.DirectoryExists(s) And inputRAWFolder = "" Then
                inputRAWFolder = s.ToLower
                Debug.Print("InputRAWFolder:   " & inputRAWFolder)
                Continue For
            End If
        Next

        If masterRAWFolder = "" Or inputRAWFolder = "" Then
            Console.WriteLine("")
            Console.WriteLine("Replaces the RAW tokens in a each file that has a matching item in both the")
            Console.WriteLine("masterRAWfolder and the inputRAWfolder.")
            Console.WriteLine("")
            Console.WriteLine("WARNING: The RAWs in the masterRAWfolder will be overwritten. Backup before")
            Console.WriteLine("using this tool. The replaced file will have a new extension of")
            Console.WriteLine("TokenRAWPlacement.")
            Console.WriteLine("")
            Console.WriteLine("TokenRAWPlacement Usage:")
            Console.WriteLine("")
            Console.WriteLine("     TokenRAWPlacement.exe masterRAWfolder inputRAWfolder")
            Console.WriteLine("")
            Console.WriteLine("         masterRAWfolder  Folder containing the RAW files to be searched and")
            Console.WriteLine("                          have specified tokens replaced.")
            Console.WriteLine("         inputRAWfolder   Folder containing the RAW files with their tokens to")
            Console.WriteLine("                          be used as the replacement values.")
            Console.WriteLine("")
            Console.WriteLine("Brought to you by: Billy Jack")

            End


        End If

    End Sub

End Module


Yeah, I didn't comment or do much error checking.  I just wanted to get it done since I told Meph I could knock it out in a hurry. 

[milo christiansen]

Not to belittle your tool, but this is one of the thing that Rubble (see my signature) was designed to do. (Of course Rubble requires you to wrap everything in templates for it to work, so this would probably be better for simple jobs)

[Billy Jack]

yes, this tool is designed to be bundled in one of the various wrappers that are used in mods that contain multiple tilesets.

So instead of the modder having to maintain the individual RAWs for each tileset when creatures/inorganics change, they can have a configuration file (hopefully provided by the tileset author) for each of the necessary RAW files. When the user clicks on the "Ironhand", the mod wrapping settings program would call the tool with the pointers to the input and output folders. The tool will then change out the specified tokens in each of the RAWs that it has an input file for.

Edit:  I was aware of Rubble prior to this, put I see it as having a steep learning curve for doing some simple things.  Your tool requires templates and knowledge of regular expressions in order to find what is being looked for, along with knowledge of whatever programming/scripting language you are using.

How would I use Rubble to change the [CREATURE_TILE:xx] and [COLOR:#:#:#] tokens for each of the creatures definitions in a file like creature_large_tropical.txt? I'm pretty certain that the Rubble template would be pretty complex and require a fews days of work for someone not familiar with the tool.

With my tool, the template file would look like this.

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creature_large_tropical
[OBJECT:CREATURE]

[CREATURE:ELEPHANT]
[CREATURE_TILE:'E']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:WARTHOG]
[CREATURE_TILE:'W']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:LION]
[CREATURE_TILE:'L']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:LEOPARD]
[CREATURE_TILE:'l']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:JAGUAR]
[CREATURE_TILE:'J']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:TIGER]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:CHEETAH]
[CREATURE_TILE:'c']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:GAZELLE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:MANDRILL]
[CREATURE_TILE:'m']
[COLOR:1:0:1]

[CREATURE:CHIMPANZEE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'c']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:BONOBO]
[CREATURE_TILE:'b']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GORILLA]
[CREATURE_TILE:'G']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:ORANGUTAN]
[CREATURE_TILE:'O']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_SIAMANG]
[CREATURE_TILE:'s']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_WHITE_HANDED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_BLACK_HANDED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_GRAY]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_SILVERY]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_PILEATED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_BILOU]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_WHITE_BROWED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:7:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_BLACK_CRESTED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:CAMEL_1_HUMP]
[CREATURE_TILE:'C']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:CAMEL_2_HUMP]
[CREATURE_TILE:'C']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:CROCODILE_SALTWATER]
[CREATURE_TILE:'C']
[COLOR:2:0:0]

[CREATURE:BIRD_VULTURE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'v']
[COLOR:4:0:0]

[CREATURE:RHINOCEROS]
[CREATURE_TILE:'R']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIRAFFE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'G']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:HONEY BADGER]
[CREATURE_TILE:'b']
[COLOR:7:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIANT TORTOISE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIANT TORTOISE MAN]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIGANTIC TORTOISE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:ARMADILLO]
[CREATURE_TILE:'a']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:ARMADILLO MAN]
[CREATURE_TILE:'a']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:ARMADILLO, GIANT]
[CREATURE_TILE:'A']
[COLOR:7:0:0]
Pretty straight forward for any tileset or mod author.

[Urist McTeellox]

I just want to check my understanding of the code here. It's almost 2am in my local timezone, so forgive me if I've missed anything obvious.

Am I correct that any tags placed into a template file will get picked up and used, so ideally templates should *only* consist of tags which are different for each tileset, but can happily include all the variations liked picked shrub colours and different grass variations?

How does the code know that [CREATURE:ELEPHANT] is referring to an entity, and that isn't a tag inside the entity? Is it because it's using the '[OBJECT:CREATURE]' header at the top of the file?

~ T

[Billy Jack]

The first bit of code checks for the [OBJECT:

The text after that will indicate the identifier's for the rest of the file.  [OBJECT:CREATURE] has the rest of the token definitions as [CREATURE:xxxxx].  The only exception I've seen is the ITEM_TOOL.  But since they are the only ITEM's that have tiles, the code knows that [OBJECT:ITEM] will have have items that start with [ITEM_TOOL:xxx]

It then splits the entire file into an array, using [xxxx: as the split indicator.

Cycle through the array, looking for the first ']' and take the text that's ahead of it as the name xxx.  As it's locating those, it moves the data into an associative array, or Dictionary in .NET terms.
It uses xxx as the key and the rest of the text in that array as the item. Both the input file and master file are cycled through.

So the file above, the input dictionary will have a key of 'ELEPHANT' with it's item data as '[CREATURE_TILE:'E'][COLOR:7:0:0]'. it will have keys for each of the CREATUREs.

After that, the input dictionary is cycled through, using it's keys to locate the matching keys in the master dictionary. Uses more array splitting to get the name of the token and the data that needs to change.

Once the master dictionary's item data has been updated, the file is rebuilt and saved.

The program will handle tokens that use a colon in them. It won't handle non-coloned tokens such as [FANCIFUL].
Plant may have multiple tokens of the same name, so it will only change the first token.  I don't know if I've ever seen a tile for any of the other stuff defined in them, since they are usually in a container.

[milo christiansen]

Edit:  I was aware of Rubble prior to this, put I see it as having a steep learning curve for doing some simple things.  Your tool requires templates and knowledge of regular expressions in order to find what is being looked for, along with knowledge of whatever programming/scripting language you are using.

How would I use Rubble to change the [CREATURE_TILE:xx] and [COLOR:#:#:#] tokens for each of the creatures definitions in a file like creature_large_tropical.txt? I'm pretty certain that the Rubble template would be pretty complex and require a fews days of work for someone not familiar with the tool.

[CREATURE_TILE:{#TILE;<creature id>;xx}] and [COLOR:{#COLOR;<creature id>;#:#:#}] (then you put {SET_TILE;<creature id>;xx} or {SET_COLOR;<creature id>;#:#:#} into your tileset support addon) No regexes needed. (I do use regexes to make insertion of calls to #TILE and #COLOR automatic for inorganics, plants and material templates, but the user does not need to know that.)

For most cases you just need somthing like {SHARED_INORGANIC;ID;<guts of the inorganic>} (other shared object templates exist), calls to #TILE and #COLOR are inserted automaticly. Then for every tileset you want to add support for you just need to make a large file with lots of calls to SET_TILE and SET_COLOR (I think you got the idea that you need regexes from the section of the docs where it explains how to machine generate the tileset addon file)

I plan to write a tutorial for the Rubble tutorial thread about this. It'll probably be the next one after the current one I am working on.

[Billy Jack]

So explain to me the steps I would need to do if I downloaded a mod that only included one tileset and I want to use a different tileset. If this is what you will cover in your tutorial, then just say so.

Using the TokenRAWplacement tool, you would have an input file of:

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creature_large_tropical
[OBJECT:CREATURE]

[CREATURE:ELEPHANT]
[CREATURE_TILE:'E']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:WARTHOG]
[CREATURE_TILE:'W']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:LION]
[CREATURE_TILE:'L']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:LEOPARD]
[CREATURE_TILE:'l']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:JAGUAR]
[CREATURE_TILE:'J']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:TIGER]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:CHEETAH]
[CREATURE_TILE:'c']
[COLOR:6:0:1]

[CREATURE:GAZELLE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:MANDRILL]
[CREATURE_TILE:'m']
[COLOR:1:0:1]

[CREATURE:CHIMPANZEE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'c']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:BONOBO]
[CREATURE_TILE:'b']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GORILLA]
[CREATURE_TILE:'G']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:ORANGUTAN]
[CREATURE_TILE:'O']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_SIAMANG]
[CREATURE_TILE:'s']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_WHITE_HANDED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_BLACK_HANDED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_GRAY]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_SILVERY]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_PILEATED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_BILOU]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_WHITE_BROWED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:7:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIBBON_BLACK_CRESTED]
[CREATURE_TILE:'g']
[COLOR:0:0:1]

[CREATURE:CAMEL_1_HUMP]
[CREATURE_TILE:'C']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:CAMEL_2_HUMP]
[CREATURE_TILE:'C']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:CROCODILE_SALTWATER]
[CREATURE_TILE:'C']
[COLOR:2:0:0]

[CREATURE:BIRD_VULTURE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'v']
[COLOR:4:0:0]

[CREATURE:RHINOCEROS]
[CREATURE_TILE:'R']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIRAFFE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'G']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:HONEY BADGER]
[CREATURE_TILE:'b']
[COLOR:7:0:1]

[CREATURE:GIANT TORTOISE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIANT TORTOISE MAN]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:GIGANTIC TORTOISE]
[CREATURE_TILE:'T']
[COLOR:6:0:0]

[CREATURE:ARMADILLO]
[CREATURE_TILE:'a']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:ARMADILLO MAN]
[CREATURE_TILE:'a']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

[CREATURE:ARMADILLO, GIANT]
[CREATURE_TILE:'A']
[COLOR:7:0:0]

Run the tool, TokenRAWPlacement c:\DwarfFortress\raw\objects c:\mytilesets and it will change the defined tokens in the master set of RAWs.
If you get tired of that tileset, you run the tool again, pointing to the next tileset.

The tileset author would only create the files as shown above, without having to include any other tokens. The modder who wants to include many tilesets, would only need to run the tool to change the RAWs on the fly. He wouldn't have to keep a full set of creature/plants/item/materials RAWs in a separate folder. He would just need an input file for each tileset.

EDIT: It looks like with Rubble I still need a file to map each object to its appropriate tile and color for each tileset. If you think creating a Rubble tileset support addon, adding some SHARED-INORGANIC (I don't know what you are doing with this, but I've never tried to understand Rubble), and then creating a file to make SET_TILE, SET_COLOR, SET_ALTTILE, SET_DEAD_TREE_TILE, SET_DEAD_SAPLING_TILE, etc., is easy then I have nothing more to say on it.  I just have better things I could learn instead of another scripting language because I want to use Ironhand instead of Phoebus.

I just don't think that's as easy as having:

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plant_standard
[OBJECT:PLANT]

[PLANT:MUSHROOM_HELMET_PLUMP]
[PICKED_TILE:6]
[PICKED_COLOR:5:0:0]
[SHRUB_TILE:58]
[DEAD_SHRUB_TILE:58]
[SHRUB_COLOR:5:0:0]
[DEAD_SHRUB_COLOR:0:0:1]


[PLANT:GRASS_TAIL_PIG]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:7:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:7:0:0]
[SHRUB_TILE:58]
[DEAD_SHRUB_TILE:58]
[SHRUB_COLOR:7:0:0]
[DEAD_SHRUB_COLOR:0:0:1]


[PLANT:GRASS_WHEAT_CAVE]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:7:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:0]
[SHRUB_TILE:58]
[DEAD_SHRUB_TILE:58]
[SHRUB_COLOR:7:0:1]
[DEAD_SHRUB_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:POD_SWEET]
[PICKED_TILE:232]
[PICKED_COLOR:4:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:5:0:1]
[SHRUB_TILE:58]
[DEAD_SHRUB_TILE:58]
[SHRUB_COLOR:4:0:1]
[DEAD_SHRUB_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:BUSH_QUARRY]
[PICKED_TILE:5]
[PICKED_COLOR:7:0:0]
[SHRUB_TILE:58]
[DEAD_SHRUB_TILE:58]
[SHRUB_COLOR:7:0:0]
[DEAD_SHRUB_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:ROOT_MUCK]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:0:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:TUBER_BLOATED]
[PICKED_TILE:232]
[PICKED_COLOR:6:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:7:0:0]

[PLANT:BULB_KOBOLD]
[PICKED_TILE:232]
[PICKED_COLOR:0:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:7:0:1]

[PLANT:BERRIES_PRICKLE]
[PICKED_TILE:58]
[PICKED_COLOR:2:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:2:0:0]

[PLANT:BERRIES_STRAW_WILD]
[PICKED_TILE:58]
[PICKED_COLOR:4:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:5:0:1]

[PLANT:GRASS_LONGLAND]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:6:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:0]

[PLANT:HERB_VALLEY]
[PICKED_TILE:152]
[PICKED_COLOR:2:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:1]

[PLANT:WEED_RAT]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:2:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:0]

[PLANT:BERRIES_FISHER]
[PICKED_TILE:58]
[PICKED_COLOR:7:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:1]

[PLANT:REED_ROPE]
[PICKED_TILE:159]
[PICKED_COLOR:2:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:1]

[PLANT:MUSHROOM_CUP_DIMPLE]
[PICKED_TILE:3]
[PICKED_COLOR:1:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:1:0:1]
[SHRUB_TILE:58]
[DEAD_SHRUB_TILE:58]
[SHRUB_COLOR:1:0:1]
[DEAD_SHRUB_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:WEED_BLADE]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:2:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:2:0:0]

[PLANT:ROOT_HIDE]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:6:0:0]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:0]

[PLANT:SLIVER_BARB]
[PICKED_TILE:231]
[PICKED_COLOR:0:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:4:0:0]

[PLANT:BERRY_SUN]
[PICKED_TILE:58]
[PICKED_COLOR:6:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:1]

[PLANT:VINE_WHIP]
[PICKED_TILE:21]
[PICKED_COLOR:3:0:1]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:3:0:1]
[TREE_TILE:5]

[PLANT:SAGUARO]
[TREE_TILE:198]

[PLANT:PINE]
[TREE_TILE:24]

[PLANT:CEDAR]
[TREE_TILE:23]

[PLANT:OAK]
[TREE_TILE:6]

[PLANT:MAHOGANY]
[TREE_TILE:6]

[PLANT:ACACIA]
[TREE_TILE:5]

[PLANT:KAPOK]
[TREE_TILE:226]

[PLANT:MAPLE]
[TREE_TILE:5]

[PLANT:WILLOW]
[TREE_TILE:244]

[PLANT:TOWER_CAP]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:7:0:1]
[TREE_TILE:6]
[TREE_COLOR:7:0:1]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[SAPLING_COLOR:7:0:1]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:BLACK_CAP]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:0:0:1]
[TREE_TILE:6]
[TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:NETHER_CAP]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:1:0:0]
[TREE_TILE:6]
[TREE_COLOR:1:0:0]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[SAPLING_COLOR:1:0:0]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:GOBLIN_CAP]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:4:0:1]
[TREE_TILE:6]
[TREE_COLOR:4:0:1]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[SAPLING_COLOR:4:0:1]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:FUNGIWOOD]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:6:0:1]
[TREE_TILE:5]
[TREE_COLOR:6:0:1]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[SAPLING_COLOR:6:0:1]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:TUNNEL_TUBE]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:5:0:1]
[TREE_TILE:179]
[TREE_COLOR:5:0:1]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[SAPLING_COLOR:5:0:1]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:SPORE_TREE]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:3:0:0]
[TREE_TILE:5]
[TREE_COLOR:3:0:0]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]
[SAPLING_COLOR:3:0:0]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:BLOOD_THORN]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:4:0:0]
[TREE_TILE:181]
[DEAD_TREE_TILE:181]
[TREE_COLOR:4:0:0]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:5:0:0]
[SAPLING_COLOR:4:0:0]
[DEAD_SAPLING_COLOR:5:0:0]

[PLANT:GLUMPRONG]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:5:0:0]
[TREE_TILE:180]
[TREE_COLOR:5:0:0]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:0:0:1]

[PLANT:FEATHER]
[DISPLAY_COLOR:7:0:1]
[TREE_TILE:5]
[TREE_COLOR:7:0:1]
[DEAD_TREE_COLOR:7:0:0]

[PLANT:HIGHWOOD]
[TREE_TILE:20]

[PLANT:LARCH]
[TREE_TILE:24]

[PLANT:CHESTNUT]
[TREE_TILE:6]

[PLANT:ALDER]
[TREE_TILE:5]

[PLANT:BIRCH]
[TREE_TILE:5]

[PLANT:ASH]
[TREE_TILE:6]

[PLANT:CANDLENUT]
[TREE_TILE:226]

[PLANT:MANGO]
[TREE_TILE:226]

[PLANT:RUBBER]
[TREE_TILE:226]

[PLANT:CACAO]
[TREE_TILE:226]

[PLANT:PALM]
[TREE_TILE:226]

[milo christiansen]

How about:

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# ALL tiles/colors for the Essential DF mod
# This file was automatically generated (execpt the tool tiles, and Rubble 3.3 will do them as well)
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_CAULDRON;150}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_LADLE;13}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_BOWL;248}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_MORTAR;248}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_PESTLE;'/'}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_KNIFE_CARVING;'/'}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_KNIFE_BONING;'/'}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_KNIFE_SLICING;'/'}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_KNIFE_MEAT_CLEAVER;'/'}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_FORK_CARVING;'/'}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_NEST_BOX;8}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_JUG;229}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_LARGE_POT;232}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_HIVE;22}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_HONEYCOMB;236}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_POUCH;173}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_MINECART;152}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TOOL_WHEELBARROW;152}

{SET_TILE;CITRINE;169}
{SET_COLOR;CITRINE;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;LAPIS_LAZULI;169}
{SET_COLOR;LAPIS_LAZULI;1:15:0}
{SET_TILE;ONYX;169}
{SET_COLOR;ONYX;0:15:0}
{SET_TILE;OPAL;169}
{SET_COLOR;OPAL;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;ROCK_CRYSTAL;169}
{SET_COLOR;ROCK_CRYSTAL;7:15:0}
{SET_TILE;AQUAMARINE;170}
{SET_COLOR;AQUAMARINE;3:15:0}
{SET_TILE;BERYL;170}
{SET_COLOR;BERYL;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;GARNET;170}
{SET_COLOR;GARNET;4:15:0}
{SET_TILE;JADE;170}
{SET_COLOR;JADE;2:15:0}
{SET_TILE;TOURMALINE;170}
{SET_COLOR;TOURMALINE;3:15:0}
{SET_TILE;ZIRCON;170}
{SET_COLOR;ZIRCON;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;AMETHYST;171}
{SET_COLOR;AMETHYST;5:15:0}
{SET_TILE;EMERALD;171}
{SET_COLOR;EMERALD;2:15:0}
{SET_TILE;RUBY;171}
{SET_COLOR;RUBY;4:15:0}
{SET_TILE;SAPPHIRE;171}
{SET_COLOR;SAPPHIRE;1:15:0}
{SET_TILE;TOPAZ;171}
{SET_COLOR;TOPAZ;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;DIAMOND;172}
{SET_COLOR;DIAMOND;7:15:0}
{SET_TILE;STAR_EMERALD;172}
{SET_COLOR;STAR_EMERALD;2:15:0}
{SET_TILE;STAR_RUBY;172}
{SET_COLOR;STAR_RUBY;4:15:0}
{SET_TILE;STAR_SAPPHIRE;172}
{SET_COLOR;STAR_SAPPHIRE;1:15:0}
{SET_COLOR;CONGLOMERATE;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;CONGLOMERATE;131}
{SET_COLOR;SANDSTONE;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;SANDSTONE;133}
{SET_COLOR;SILTSTONE;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;SILTSTONE;133}
{SET_COLOR;CHALK;7:15:0}
{SET_TILE;CHALK;137}
{SET_COLOR;MARBLE;7:15:0}
{SET_TILE;MARBLE;137}
{SET_COLOR;GRANITE;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;GRANITE;132}
{SET_COLOR;BASALT;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;BASALT;132}
{SET_COLOR;OBSIDIAN;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;OBSIDIAN;132}
{SET_COLOR;GNEISS;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;GNEISS;133}
{SET_COLOR;SCHIST;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;SCHIST;133}
{SET_COLOR;SLATE;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;SLATE;133}
{SET_COLOR;QUARTZITE;0:15:1}
{SET_TILE;QUARTZITE;133}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_COPPER_ORE;'*'}
{SET_COLOR;COPPER_ORE;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;COPPER_ORE;156}
{SET_COLOR;TIN_ORE;7:7:0}
{SET_TILE;TIN_ORE;156}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_TIN_ORE;'*'}
{SET_COLOR;IRON_ORE;4:7:1}
{SET_TILE;IRON_ORE;156}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_IRON_ORE;'*'}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_NATIVE_SILVER;'*'}
{SET_COLOR;NATIVE_SILVER;3:7:1}
{SET_TILE;NATIVE_SILVER;156}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_NATIVE_GOLD;'*'}
{SET_COLOR;NATIVE_GOLD;6:7:1}
{SET_TILE;NATIVE_GOLD;156}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_NATIVE_ALUMINUM;'*'}
{SET_COLOR;NATIVE_ALUMINUM;7:7:1}
{SET_TILE;NATIVE_ALUMINUM;156}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_NATIVE_PLATINUM;'*'}
{SET_COLOR;NATIVE_PLATINUM;7:15:0}
{SET_TILE;NATIVE_PLATINUM;171}
{SET_COLOR;ANTHRACITE;0:7:1}
{SET_TILE;ANTHRACITE;139}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_ANTHRACITE;7}
{SET_COLOR;COAL_BITUMINOUS;0:7:1}
{SET_TILE;COAL_BITUMINOUS;139}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_COAL_BITUMINOUS;7}
{SET_COLOR;LIGNITE;0:7:1}
{SET_TILE;LIGNITE;139}
{SET_COLOR;ALABASTER;7:15:0}
{SET_TILE;ALABASTER;131}
{SET_COLOR;GYPSUM;6:15:0}
{SET_TILE;GYPSUM;131}
{SET_COLOR;BAUXITE;4:15:0}
{SET_TILE;BAUXITE;131}
{SET_COLOR;ROCK_SALT;7:15:0}
{SET_TILE;ROCK_SALT;131}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_RAW_ADAMANTINE;7}
{SET_COLOR;RAW_ADAMANTINE;3:15:0}
{SET_TILE;RAW_ADAMANTINE;172}
{SET_COLOR;SLADE;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;SLADE;176}
{SET_TILE;ITEM_SLADE;'*'}
{SET_COLOR;SLADE;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;CLAY;4:6:0}
{SET_TILE;CLAY;142}
{SET_COLOR;FIRE_CLAY;4:6:0}
{SET_TILE;FIRE_CLAY;142}
{SET_COLOR;LOAM;6:7:0}
{SET_TILE;LOAM;142}
{SET_COLOR;SILT;6:7:0}
{SET_TILE;SILT;142}
{SET_COLOR;SAND;6:4:1}
{SET_TILE;SAND;142}
{SET_COLOR;PEAT;0:6:1}
{SET_TILE;PEAT;142}
{SET_COLOR;PELAGIC_CLAY;4:6:0}
{SET_TILE;PELAGIC_CLAY;142}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_BLADE_WEED;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_BLADE_WEED;2:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_BLADE_WEED;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_BLADE_WEED;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_BLADE_WEED;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_BLADE_WEED;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_BLOATED_TUBER;'%'}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_BLOATED_TUBER;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_BLOATED_TUBER;237}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_BLOATED_TUBER;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_BLOATED_TUBER;6:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_BLOATED_TUBER;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_FISHER_BERRY;248}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_FISHER_BERRY;3:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_FISHER_BERRY;'"'}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_FISHER_BERRY;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_FISHER_BERRY;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_FISHER_BERRY;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_HIDE_ROOT;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_HIDE_ROOT;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_HIDE_ROOT;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_HIDE_ROOT;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_HIDE_ROOT;6:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_HIDE_ROOT;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_KOBOLD_BULB;'%'}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_KOBOLD_BULB;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_KOBOLD_BULB;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_KOBOLD_BULB;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_KOBOLD_BULB;7:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_KOBOLD_BULB;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_LONGLAND_GRASS;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_LONGLAND_GRASS;2:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_LONGLAND_GRASS;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_LONGLAND_GRASS;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_LONGLAND_GRASS;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_LONGLAND_GRASS;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_MUCK_ROOT;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_MUCK_ROOT;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_MUCK_ROOT;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_MUCK_ROOT;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_MUCK_ROOT;6:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_MUCK_ROOT;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_PRICKLE_BERRY;248}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_PRICKLE_BERRY;4:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_PRICKLE_BERRY;'"'}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_PRICKLE_BERRY;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_PRICKLE_BERRY;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_PRICKLE_BERRY;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_RAT_WEED;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_RAT_WEED;2:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_RAT_WEED;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_RAT_WEED;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_RAT_WEED;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_RAT_WEED;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_ROPE_REED;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_ROPE_REED;2:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_ROPE_REED;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_ROPE_REED;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_ROPE_REED;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_ROPE_REED;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_SLIVER_BARB;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_SLIVER_BARB;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_SLIVER_BARB;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_SLIVER_BARB;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_SLIVER_BARB;7:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_SLIVER_BARB;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_STRAWBERRY;248}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_STRAWBERRY;4:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_STRAWBERRY;'"'}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_STRAWBERRY;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_STRAWBERRY;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_STRAWBERRY;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_SUN_BERRY;248}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_SUN_BERRY;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_SUN_BERRY;'"'}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_SUN_BERRY;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_SUN_BERRY;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_SUN_BERRY;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_VALLEY_HERB;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_VALLEY_HERB;2:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_VALLEY_HERB;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_VALLEY_HERB;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_VALLEY_HERB;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_VALLEY_HERB;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_WHIP_VINE;21}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_WHIP_VINE;2:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_WHIP_VINE;21}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_WHIP_VINE;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_WHIP_VINE;2:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_WHIP_VINE;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_DIMPLE_CUP;3}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_DIMPLE_CUP;3:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_DIMPLE_CUP;3}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_DIMPLE_CUP;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_DIMPLE_CUP;3:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_DIMPLE_CUP;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_CAVE_WHEAT;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_CAVE_WHEAT;7:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_CAVE_WHEAT;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_CAVE_WHEAT;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_CAVE_WHEAT;7:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_CAVE_WHEAT;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_PIG_TAIL;252}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_PIG_TAIL;7:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_PIG_TAIL;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_PIG_TAIL;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_PIG_TAIL;7:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_PIG_TAIL;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_PLUMP_HELMET;3}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_PLUMP_HELMET;5:0:1}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_PLUMP_HELMET;3}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_PLUMP_HELMET;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_PLUMP_HELMET;5:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_PLUMP_HELMET;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_SWEET_POD;'%'}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_SWEET_POD;4:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_SWEET_POD;252}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_SWEET_POD;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_SWEET_POD;4:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_SWEET_POD;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;PICKED_QUARRY_BUSH;'"'}
{SET_COLOR;PICKED_QUARRY_BUSH;7:0:0}
{SET_TILE;SHRUB_QUARRY_BUSH;'"'}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_SHRUB_QUARRY_BUSH;252}
{SET_COLOR;SHRUB_QUARRY_BUSH;7:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SHRUB_QUARRY_BUSH;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_MANGROVE;5}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_MANGROVE;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_MANGROVE;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_SAGUARO;166}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_SAGUARO;7:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_SAGUARO;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_PINE;24}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_PINE;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_PINE;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_CEDAR;24}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_CEDAR;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_CEDAR;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_OAK;6}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_OAK;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_OAK;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_MAHOGANY;23}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_MAHOGANY;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_MAHOGANY;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_ACACIA;5}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_ACACIA;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_ACACIA;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_KAPOK;226}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_KAPOK;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_KAPOK;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_MAPLE;5}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_MAPLE;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_MAPLE;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_WILLOW;244}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_WILLOW;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_WILLOW;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_TOWER_CAP;130}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_TOWER_CAP;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_TOWER_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_TOWER_CAP;7:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_TOWER_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_BLACK_CAP;130}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_BLACK_CAP;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_BLACK_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_BLACK_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_BLACK_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_NETHER_CAP;130}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_NETHER_CAP;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_NETHER_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_NETHER_CAP;1:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_NETHER_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_GOBLIN_CAP;129}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_GOBLIN_CAP;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_GOBLIN_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_GOBLIN_CAP;4:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_GOBLIN_CAP;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_FUNGIWOOD;255}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_FUNGIWOOD;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_FUNGIWOOD;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_FUNGIWOOD;6:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_FUNGIWOOD;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_TUNNEL_TUBE;255}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_TUNNEL_TUBE;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_TUNNEL_TUBE;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_TUNNEL_TUBE;5:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_TUNNEL_TUBE;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_SPORE_TREE;255}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_SPORE_TREE;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_SPORE_TREE;0:0:1}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_SPORE_TREE;3:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_SPORE_TREE;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_BLOOD_THORN;255}
{SET_TILE;DEAD_TREE_BLOOD_THORN;181}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_BLOOD_THORN;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_BLOOD_THORN;5:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;SAPLING_BLOOD_THORN;4:0:0}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_SAPLING_BLOOD_THORN;5:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_GLUMPRONG;255}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_GLUMPRONG;7:6:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_GLUMPRONG;0:0:1}
{SET_TILE;TREE_FEATHER;23}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_FEATHER;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_FEATHER;7:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_HIGHWOOD;23}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_HIGHWOOD;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_HIGHWOOD;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_LARCH;24}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_LARCH;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_LARCH;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_CHESTNUT;6}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_CHESTNUT;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_CHESTNUT;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_ALDER;5}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_ALDER;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_ALDER;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_BIRCH;5}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_BIRCH;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_BIRCH;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_ASH;6}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_ASH;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_ASH;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_CANDLENUT;226}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_CANDLENUT;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_CANDLENUT;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_MANGO;226}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_MANGO;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_MANGO;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_RUBBER;226}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_RUBBER;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_RUBBER;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_CACAO;226}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_CACAO;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_CACAO;6:0:0}
{SET_TILE;TREE_PALM;226}
{SET_COLOR;TREE_PALM;2:2:1}
{SET_COLOR;DEAD_TREE_PALM;6:0:0}


[Billy Jack]

I'm not going to question whether or not that would work. I think what TokenRAWplacement and Rubble are intended to do are two different things.

Rubble is intended to help generate RAW files based on templates (I know that may be simplistic and I apologize)

TokenRAWplacement is intended to be included with a Mod launching utility such as LNP or Masterwork. In the GUI, selecting a new tileset would call the TokenRAWplacement program to change the necessary tokens to properly display that tileset as it was designed.

Where it becomes more helpful is when dealing with true mods that change characteristics of creatures, plants, materials, and anything else that is displayed as a tile.  Instead of making sure that each of the different tilesets have RAWs that are in harmony with all of the modded characteristics, the tileset RAW would only have the info needed to apply the display information to the existing master set of RAWs. Thereby eliminating the possible bug tracking that would need to occur across tilesets (it works fine in Ironhand but fails in Phoebus).

[milo christiansen]

And I was just saying that, while your utility look interesting Rubble can do everything it can do plus.

In any case enough. There is no use going back and forth anymore so I'll just stop.

[Billy Jack]

lol

Yeah, since we are the only ones talking about it, I guess there's no interest anyways.

[Meph]

I am, I just lack understanding. I have the feeling that this could somehow be linked with the MDF GUI to allow changing only the tilenumbers in ONE set of raws, instead of having 12 sets... it would make modding a lot easier. So I only keep one set, do all my modding on this, and if a person changes the tileset with the GUI, it would only change the tilenumbers and colors in this current set, instead of replacing the files with the ones from the backup sets.

And this utility would make more sense in the utility section Its only for modders with large mods and multiple tilesets anyway, I guess the usual suspects will hear about it soon enough.

[Billy Jack]

Meph, you are correct in your understanding as to its intent.

One set of RAWs that contain all of the modded data, and one abbreviated set with only color and tile info for each different tileset.

I'm going to update the code in order to allow it to be run against an existing tileset and reduce it down to only the necessary tokens needed to define the display settings in the file.  That way, when the new version of DF comes out, there won't be any waiting for tilesets to be updated to support the new RAW changes.

(and now Putnam will step in with a link to the post with all of the expected RAW changes.  )

[Putnam]

(and now Putnam will step in with a link to the post with all of the expected RAW changes.  )

You can't expect me to come in that quickly in a topic I've never posted in before :I

But it happened anyway.

(Just search "Justin Bieber" in the future of the fortress topic to find the post--why do you think I said that, anyway? )