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[mradam5]

I have a few questions

1) Is it possible to have a creatures blood inflict an interaction or do i just have to put the effects of the interaction

2) i want to create a creature covered in fire i have what i did below but it doesn't light the grass it walks on on fire

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[USE_TISSUE_TEMPLATE:FLAME:FLAME_TEMPLATE]
[TISSUE_LAYER:BY_CATEGORY:ALL:FLAME] 3) Does the [IMMOLATE] tag do anything

4)is there a way to make interaction that will always transform into a creature but randomize witch caste they will transform into

5) How could i make a creature have magma blood that keeps the temperature of magma

You can set the blood of a creature to any material you like. Just make a custom material and attach a syndrome to it.

yeah i tried to do it but i cant get it to work
i tried this

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[CE_BODY_MAT_INTERACTION:MAT_TOKEN:BLOOD:START:0]
[CE:INTERACTION:BLOOD_DRUNK_CURSE_BS]but it didnt work then i tried

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[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:BLOOD_DRUNK_CURSE_DB]and that didnt work

[Putnam]

[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:START:0]
    [CDI:INTERACTION:BLOOD_DRUNK_CURSE_DB]

[Shonai_Dweller]

Is there any way to hide a civ from the neighbors view without giving it CAVE as default site? I assumed that's what SKULKING did, but apparently not (What exactly does SKULKING do? Wiki entry seems to start mid-sentence).

Also, if a civ made up mainly of creatures with UTTERANCES has a caste which doesn't, will it cause them to fight each other when you go visit in Adventurer, or will they remember they're on the same side?

[Putnam]

(What exactly does SKULKING do? Wiki entry seems to start mid-sentence).

? wiki says "This makes the severity of attacks depend on the extent of item/baby thievery rather than the passage of time. Designed to go with ITEM_THIEF, may or may not work with BABYSNATCHER."

[Shonai_Dweller]

(What exactly does SKULKING do? Wiki entry seems to start mid-sentence).

? wiki says "This makes the severity of attacks depend on the extent of item/baby thievery rather than the passage of time. Designed to go with ITEM_THIEF, may or may not work with BABYSNATCHER."

So, to work out what this sentence means. By adding Skulking to a civ, the severity of an attack (to be understood as a thief attack, or an ambush? And what does severity mean? How many thieves they send?) depends on "the extent of item thievery" (meaning how much they've stolen in the past? How much they could possibly steal this time?).

It doesn't make sense as a description of what the tag SKULKING is for and seems to have been copy-pasted from somewhere with more context.

[Putnam]

I can't imagine what "severity of attacks" could possibly mean besides how many kobolds are sent and I can't imagine what "extent of thievery" means besides how much stuff/value is stolen. The whole thing seems perfectly logical to me.

[Shonai_Dweller]

I can't imagine what "severity of attacks" could possibly mean besides how many kobolds are sent and I can't imagine what "extent of thievery" means besides how much stuff/value is stolen. The whole thing seems perfectly logical to me.

So if a civ has SKULKING, the number of thieves they send depends on the amount of stuff they'll steal? Is that based on fortress wealth?

And if they don't have skulking? Or does item_thief break without it?

[Putnam]

The number of thieves are sent in sieges, ambushes and stealing attempts, yeah. It's based on stolen wealth, thus "extent of thievery". If they don't have skulking, it's probably based specifically on fortress wealth.

[Shonai_Dweller]

The number of thieves are sent in sieges, ambushes and stealing attempts, yeah. It's based on stolen wealth, thus "extent of thievery". If they don't have skulking, it's probably based specifically on fortress wealth.

Ah, so it's based on past stolen wealth? That makes more sense now. The more they manage to steal, the braver they become next time. OK.

[Urist MCtimestopper]

Hi, new to modding there.
I wan't to make one of creatures attack to cause damaged creature to take three times as much of damage.
I tried to make an syndrome with "CE_ATTACK_FORCE_MULTIPLAYER:FORCE_MULT:3:1", attached to said creature and spread after piercing attack tears down skin, but it seems it just doesnt work.
Is there any other way around?

[Putnam]

It's [CE_MATERIAL_FORCE_MULTIPLIER:FORCE_MULT:a:b]

[Urist MCtimestopper]

It's [CE_MATERIAL_FORCE_MULTIPLIER:FORCE_MULT:a:b]

Yeah, that's what i was refering to.

[scamtank]

Yeah, that's what i was refering to.

CE_ATTACK_FORCE_MULTIPLAYER:FORCE_MULT:3:1

[Putnam]

Even that's not right. It's [CE_MATERIAL_FORCE_MULTIPLIER:MAT_MULT:NONE:NONE:a:b:START:0].

What you probably want is the creature token [GENERAL_MATERIAL_FORCE_MULTIPLIER:a:b]

[Ianflow]

Woops made a topic rather than seeing that there was a thread
Def wanting any help possible on this. Help me have little Kobold Neighborhoods in my fort haha

Hi there, really enthused by the latest version, but I am wondering if there are any ways I can mod my game so that I'm able to either embark with, or add Kobolds to my fort as a stable sort of thing. In the past I've achieved it by giving them [pet] tags, but with the new update I'm hopeful I can create Dorf Forts that have active Kobold pops that ensure Kobolds are a part of the world for more than just the first 300 years