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[Hugo_The_Dwarf]

   [CV_NEW_TAG:FANCIFUL]
   [CV_NEW_TAG:DOES_NOT_EXIST]
   [CV_REMOVE_TAG:BIOME]

these are the magic tags

[Tierre]

[CV_REMOVE_TAG:BIOME] This will remove all the biome tags at once? Well that's cool to know:) And i just thought how to do it right:) Thanks Hugo.

[Noodz]

   [CV_NEW_TAG:FANCIFUL]
   [CV_NEW_TAG:DOES_NOT_EXIST]
   [CV_REMOVE_TAG:BIOME]

these are the magic tags

Question: will placing these 3 new tags remove all traces of animal person altogether? I hate it when they don't appear, but some random dwarf can still like "sperm whale man teeth". So i manually edited all raw entries contaning the tag APPLY_CREATURE_VARIATION:ANIMAL_PERSON

[Tierre]

It will delete all traces of them except in engravings. But no dwarf will ever want anything made from their teeth or leather.

[GenericOverusedName]

If you want to outright delete all of the *MAN entries from the files, I've been using the following regex to help me find them quickly:

Code: [Select]

\[CREATURE:.*?[\x20|_]MAN\]\r\n(?:\t+\x20*?(?:\[.*?\])+\r\n)+
Any text editor with regular expressions should be able to use that to parse through the files. Watch out, it'll pick out the subterranean animalmen, blizzardmen, bloodmen, and plump helmet men. If you want to keep those, then don't edit the creature_subterranean , creature_standard or creature_next_underground files.

It will also only work so long as the raws still have the same format as the vanilla ones, with tabs and spacing used the same way.