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[Brightgalrs]

I think I have found a bug/crash.
Steps to reproduce:

• Open Therapist
• In Therapist's options make sure "Alert on lost connection" is un-checked
• In Dwarf Fortress, embark in a new world and get to the "Prepare for Journey carefully" screen
• Connect to DF in Therapist
• In DF abort the embark attempt
• Don't touch Therapist, leave the dwarfs from the attempt
• Repeat step 3
• Repeat step 4
• Therapist should crash

[Urist Tilaturist]

Will the thread title ever be updated to show that DT is compatible with 40.24, though there still seem to be some bugs?

[g2knee]

Will the thread title ever be updated to show that DT is compatible with 40.24, though there still seem to be some bugs?

I'd say this is significant.  Being able to use DT with the latest release of DF makes a big difference.  DF version 40.24 fixes some big bugs.

[Dzlan]

Hey guys.
I'm actually playing a lot of the older Dwarf Fortress 34.11
And I'm sort of new ish to Linux. I was wondering if someone could help me to get Dwarf Therapist working with the older version of DF.
I've never understood how this makefile thing works with qt-4 and stuff.
What would I download for this to work, and what would I do with the download?
Could I get it done with the splintermind version? I remember getting this to work a couple of weeks back but it wasn't letting me change proffession names and stuff.
Thanks, any help is much appreciated.

[ResMar]

Will the thread title ever be updated to show that DT is compatible with 40.24, though there still seem to be some bugs?

I'd say this is significant.  Being able to use DT with the latest release of DF makes a big difference.  DF version 40.24 fixes some big bugs.

Hold your horses, he's only human.

[lethosor]

Will the thread title ever be updated to show that DT is compatible with 40.24, though there still seem to be some bugs?

I think that the title refers to the most recent build on Github, which only supports 0.40.19 and below.

[dylancaspar]

hey guys,

i'm a complete newb to dwarftherapsit. never used it before.
i have a couple of questions..

1) is there a version (mac compatible) that works with the current DF (0.40.24)? if not, can i run an older version or will i encounter some serious issues?
2) how do i go about installing & running the program?

sorry, i know this is very simple stuff -- but i looked around a bit and seemed to turn up more questions than answers..

[fricy]

hey guys,

i'm a complete newb to dwarftherapsit. never used it before.
i have a couple of questions..

1) is there a version (mac compatible) that works with the current DF (0.40.24)? if not, can i run an older version or will i encounter some serious issues?
2) how do i go about installing & running the program?

sorry, i know this is very simple stuff -- but i looked around a bit and seemed to turn up more questions than answers..

Looks like I haven't updated since 40.23, so easiest solution I can recommend is to grab the Macnewbie pack from my sig, Therapist included among others. Installation is like any other mac app: mount the .dmg and drag and drop the app. As for running: use the Macnewbie launcher.

[dylancaspar]

hey guys,

i'm a complete newb to dwarftherapsit. never used it before.
i have a couple of questions..

1) is there a version (mac compatible) that works with the current DF (0.40.24)? if not, can i run an older version or will i encounter some serious issues?
2) how do i go about installing & running the program?

sorry, i know this is very simple stuff -- but i looked around a bit and seemed to turn up more questions than answers..

Looks like I haven't updated since 40.23, so easiest solution I can recommend is to grab the Macnewbie pack from my sig, Therapist included among others. Installation is like any other mac app: mount the .dmg and drag and drop the app. As for running: use the Macnewbie launcher.

thanks a lot !

[synyster31]

Im using the latest version of DT in the Lazy Newbie Pack but I don't seem to have wall/floor building labour option anywhere. Is this because DT is lagging behind the game version?

[splinterz]

memory layouts have been around for a while, but i've finally had some time to package up everything and test a bit for stability. the new labors are added to the default views, custom cell coloring is possible now, and some bug fixes have been done. sorry for the delay, i've just been swamped with work lately.

Spoiler: 31.0 patch notes (click to show/hide)

• added new labors (road building, construction) to the game_data.ini and the default full labor view
• added a new feature to override cell background colors for active, pending and disabled cells in the views on a set or column level
• the row highlight border will show now even when hovering over the row
• grid cells that cannot have the labor toggled (roles, labors) will highlight the cells in red (eg. children, moods)
• updated the skill columns to give a description of why the labor toggling is disabled
• memory tools will only show up in debug mode
• memory layouts for 40.20-24
• fixed an issue where already gelded animals could be marked again for gelding
• fixed an issue where updating a column's color didn't immediately update the column header's color
• fixed some wording and cleaned up obsolete game_data entries
• fixed some material description in reactions
• fixed the drawing on the skill legend
• fixed a crash on exit when moving between different world saves due to different weapons existing
• fixed reading the game_data.ini with translations
• fixed an issue where re-connecting could cause DT to crash on exit
• fixed diagnosis required from showing in the health grid when it wasn't required
• fixed unauthorized DT instances quit correctly (Lethosor)
  

@Brightgalrs: thanks for the detailed steps. this may have been fixed in this update, since i haven't been able to reproduce it yet. i'll keep testing it, but if you do, let me know the results.

[Nice Save]

I have a suggestion: An option to store the user settings file DT in the install directory, rather than AppData. This would let us have different settings for different DF installs.

I have an install of Masterwork that had a bunch of options set to match my preferences, but I'm also writing a guide to DF for newcomers so I wanted to start from the default DT settings. However, when I downloaded DT again it picked up all my options from the MW version, and I couldn't find where the settings were stored to back them up. I eventually worked it out because after I cleared user settings the path was in run.log, but by that time the settings were gone.

For that matter, it would be handy to have the settings path in the dialogue box when you select to clear user settings.

[PeridexisErrant]

Another suggestion: automatically download memory layouts that are available from Github but not locally. No difference for my pack since I have a script that does this, but a godsend to many players.

[splinterz]

Another suggestion: automatically download memory layouts that are available from Github but not locally. No difference for my pack since I have a script that does this, but a godsend to many players.

yes, i know.

[LordBaal]

Wow! PeridexisErrant and splinterz in the same thread, talking to each other! It's like seeing Elvis and Santa chatting over a coffee!