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[Bronnh]

Well they don't SEEM to, I try going to different tundra sites in Fort mode and it's all barren. OH and if it matters I also have a tree set to spawn there, which also don't seem to spawn.

[Putnam]

I know this sounds odd, but:

1. Add [CIV_CONTROLLABLE] to humans.
2. Make sure you embark as humans.
3. Try to take some arctic roots on embark.

[Bronnh]

I'll try that.

EDIT: Tried it with my custom race and I can bring the plants. SO they are being generated. Maybe they're just really rare?

[smakemupagus]

What's the reagent line for sand in a custom reaction?

[Deon]

It's POWDER_MISC.

There're different kinds of sand, so if you want to use ANY, just add [REACTION_CLASS:SAND] to sand types, and then use

Code: [Select]

[REAGENT:sand:1:POWDER_MISC:NONE:INORGANIC:NONE][REACTION_CLASS:SAND]
[REAGENT:bag:1:BOX:NONE:NONE:NONE][BAG][PRESERVE_REAGENT]
[DOES_NOT_DETERMINE_PRODUCT_AMOUNT][CONTAINS:sand]
Otherwise it's [REAGENT:sand:1:POWDER_MISC:NONE:INORGANIC:SAND_TAN] or any other type of sand.

[smakemupagus]

Thanks

[lwCoyote]

Can dwarves be modded so that they can, during world gen, settle in good/evil/savage biomes? *dreams of a world with a minimum savagery of 100 and dwarves*

[Stirk]

Can dwarves be modded so that they can, during world gen, settle in good/evil/savage biomes? *dreams of a world with a minimum savagery of 100 and dwarves*

Yes, you can give it "Good", "Evil", "Savage", etc creature tokens, though I am not sure how that effects civilized creatures.

[Bronnh]

Alright, another question. Is it possible to use syndromes or interactions to change a creature's body materials without transforming them into another creature?

[Putnam]

No

[Guthbug]

Since we're talking about syndromes and interactions, I'm going to stop beating my head on the wall and post this question. Maybe one of you has already figured this out and I'm trying to reinvent the wheel.

I have an underground race of undead. Upon embark they're fine, but after a few days in the dark they become cave adapted and can no longer survive being outside. When they go outside, I want to hit them with blistering first (as if they were caught in a blistering rain in an evil biome) and then shortly thereafter afflict them with necrosis so that they begin to rot away.

How would I do this? Where would I call the interaction and then use the add_syndrome? In their creature file? Can anyone show me an example of what this ought to look like?

[Putnam]

You can't do that. There's no way to have the interaction happen when they go above-ground.

[Nahere]

Couldn't he give them an interaction "become cave-adapted" after reaching a certain level of cave-adaptation, which would then afflict them with the wanted syndrome if their cave-adaptation level fell to low?

[Putnam]

Couldn't he give them an interaction "become cave-adapted" after reaching a certain level of cave-adaptation, which would then afflict them with the wanted syndrome if their cave-adaptation level fell to low?

They can't start out cave-adapted, though.

[Nahere]

Couldn't he give them an interaction "become cave-adapted" after reaching a certain level of cave-adaptation, which would then afflict them with the wanted syndrome if their cave-adaptation level fell to low?

They can't start out cave-adapted, though.

Upon embark they're fine, but after a few days in the dark they become cave adapted and can no longer survive being outside.