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[Rafatio]

window size probs

What resolution are you running, and what does your DT layout look like (what docks are you using, and where are they docked)

1366x768, changes, emotions and dwarf details docked on the right, most of the premade tabs for the main view... have a look. The pending changes listed were all the clicks it took to trigger the problem with everything freshly started. Seems to happen more often (only? not sure yet) from the roles tab.

edit:  the odd background of the stoneworker column seems to be an image compression effect, it looks normal here

[Bearskie]

Sorry, but where precisely is the game_data.ini file the manual talks about?  I need a peek at the Profession ID list within.

[splinterz]

Sorry, but where precisely is the game_data.ini file the manual talks about?  I need a peek at the Profession ID list within.

https://github.com/splintermind/Dwarf-Therapist/blob/DF2014/resources/game_data.ini

[Bearskie]

Thanks, you're an awesome op splinterz.

[Carch]

first of, thank you so much for maintaining this, for forts of a large number of dwarves this tool is one of my 'must haves' to keep things organized.

on that note, is there an option (or plans to make one) to set burrows for your dwarves through therapist? I know squads are in, but can't seem to find anything with burrows.

[splinterz]

first of, thank you so much for maintaining this, for forts of a large number of dwarves this tool is one of my 'must haves' to keep things organized.

on that note, is there an option (or plans to make one) to set burrows for your dwarves through therapist? I know squads are in, but can't seem to find anything with burrows.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=122968.msg5527956;topicseen#msg5527956

[Carch]

first of, thank you so much for maintaining this, for forts of a large number of dwarves this tool is one of my 'must haves' to keep things organized.

on that note, is there an option (or plans to make one) to set burrows for your dwarves through therapist? I know squads are in, but can't seem to find anything with burrows.

http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=122968.msg5527956;topicseen#msg5527956

ahh, thanks for the answer. sorry for not searching thoroughly enough.

[BadLeo]

I like to have lots of hunting and war dogs assigned to my hunters, woodcutters and marksdwarves,

_{(why, you ask? That's why:)}

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

(Why, you ask? That's why:

but setting their ownership is a pain in the bottombackpart because there's three screens you have to look at to
a) figure out what dwarves already have animals assigned to them;
b) pick a dwarf to assign an animal; and
c) actually assign the animal while already remembering if that fifteenth Urist McFancysurename you look at doesn't already owns work animals.

So, I was thinking about if it would be possible to have DF Therapist to handle this. That's the ways I envision:

It could be done in the "Animals" tab, by placing a dropdown button to each animal that is "pet-able", with which you would pick the dwarf that is to own it;

It could be on a new grid view that lists all dwarves, showing if they already have animals assigned to them and what are those animals and with dropdown buttons for each listed dwarf to pick a new animal from those available (preferable way, as it is less cumbersome to pick an animal for a dwarf than to pick a dwarf for an animal, specially in large fortresses, with the bonus of having a clear way to see if the target dwarf already have an animal assigned to him in a clear and easy way);

It also could be done via scripts, I guess (I'm an idiot about scripts and general programming language, I'm sorry), by sorting out all dwarves that are assigned as hunters/woodcutters/marksdwarves/any-other-profession-you-want-to-give-a-dog-to and do not have any work animals assigned to them, assigning to them a configurable number of hunting/war dogs/lions/wolves/bears/dragons/megabeasts/titans/whatevs (less work-to-be-done way, I guess);

Anyway, that's my suggestion, I hope it can be done, if it's not much to ask. And thanks for maintaining this wondrous tool that is Dwarf Therapist.

Edit: I completely forgot to search before posting, so if that's a repeated request, I'm so sorry.

[Achanei]

Heya, thanks for keeping DT updated!
I recently got myself a notebook with ubuntu 15.04 on it, and have some trouble getting DT to run - I followed the build instructions and actually got it to start up once, but now I get a missing dependency "DwarfTherapist: error while loading shared libraries: libQt5Qml.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory".
I have libqt5qml5 installed according to my package manager, i am fairly newb at linux though. am I missing something?

[lethosor]

Sometimes that message means that a dependency of the library in question isn't present, rather than the library itself being missing, but your package manager should take care of that. You could try reinstalling libqt5qml, or finding libQt5Qml.so (in /usr/lib, /lib, etc.) and ensuring that there's a libQt5Qml.so.5 symlink present in the same directory.

[Achanei]

Sometimes that message means that a dependency of the library in question isn't present, rather than the library itself being missing, but your package manager should take care of that. You could try reinstalling libqt5qml, or finding libQt5Qml.so (in /usr/lib, /lib, etc.) and ensuring that there's a libQt5Qml.so.5 symlink present in the same directory.

I found libQt5Qml.so.5 in usr/lib, so the file is definitely there. ummmm...whats a symlink?

[lethosor]

A symlink is essentially a shortcut/alias. For example, ncurses 5.4 would typically be installed on a Linux system as libncurses.so.5.4, with libncurses.so.5 and libncurses.so symlinked to it. This allows programs to use ncurses 5.4, ncurses 5.x, or any version of ncurses. Programs using the last two options can benefit if, say, ncurses 5.5 is installed and the symlinks are pointed to it instead, while programs using the first option don't have to worry about issues with newer ncurses versions.

Regarding your issue, what architecture (32/64-bit) is your system? What do "file /usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5" and "file <path to DT>" return (when run in a terminal)?

[Achanei]

Regarding your issue, what architecture (32/64-bit) is your system? What do "file /usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5" and "file <path to DT>" return (when run in a terminal)?

I'm running 15.04 64-bit.

> file /usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5 returns
/usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5: cannot open `/usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5' (No such file or directory)

which is *really* strange, because when I follow the path with the file manager, I see the file there. huh. should I uninstall and reinstall the package?

> file /usr/local/bin/DwarfTherapist returns
/usr/local/bin/DwarfTherapist: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, BuildID[sha1]=5f824a0254d09c11f185190d1d3ecfdf81eed667, stripped

The second one is mostly gibberish for me, but I really appreciate your help. Thanks

[lethosor]

> file /usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5 returns
/usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5: cannot open `/usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5' (No such file or directory)

which is *really* strange, because when I follow the path with the file manager, I see the file there. huh. should I uninstall and reinstall the package?

Okay, that's probably because libQt5Qml.so.5 is a symlink to something that doesn't exist (try "readlink /usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5" and see if the path it gives you exists), so I'd try reinstalling that package. Also, you're using a 32-bit version of DT, so you'd need to install a 32-bit library for it to work (libqt5qml:i386 ought to work, assuming libqt5qml is the correct package name), or use a 64-bit DT build.

[Achanei]

Okay, that's probably because libQt5Qml.so.5 is a symlink to something that doesn't exist (try "readlink /usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5" and see if the path it gives you exists), so I'd try reinstalling that package. Also, you're using a 32-bit version of DT, so you'd need to install a 32-bit library for it to work (libqt5qml:i386 ought to work, assuming libqt5qml is the correct package name), or use a 64-bit DT build.

so readlink /usr/lib/libQt5Qml.so.5
doesnt return anything, no error, no path....strange.
gonna dig for the uninstall command for that qt5 package and see if it helps.
Not sure how to go about building a 64bit DT...i basically followed the instructions here: https://github.com/splintermind/Dwarf-Therapist/blob/DF2014/BUILDING.rst
Even more confusing to me is that I got DT to runs successful (without connecting it to DF though) once, right after the installation - the reboot must've broken something in a really strange way...

edit: tried reinstalling qt5, didn't help