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[StagnantSoul]

  No ironhand? Rip. I was really enjoying the weird look my game had, with ironhand for all the trees and ground and such, but meph's for the units.

[PeridexisErrant]

No ironhand?

It still has Ironhand graphics - check the contents list!  There just hasn't been a specific update to them since the last pack.

[StagnantSoul]

Awesome!

[Iamblichos]

Announcing the 64bit Beta Pack!

The Starter Pack has updated to 0.43.05-r01!
As usual, you can get it here, which is not the usual page - but will host updates for as long as this beta series continues.

You are the wind beneath our wings.

[Salkryn]

*ENDLESS SCREAMING*

[Paranthelion]

Announcing the 64bit Beta Pack!

The Starter Pack has updated to 0.43.05-r01!

Peri, has anyone ever told you that you're wonderful?

[Pvt. Pirate]

Do you plan to put the last stable 32bit-release somewhere in the OP too?

[Mir]

I suppose it's time to stop waiting for Dwarf the rapist, and give this Labormanager a try...

[Dervish]

If you are familiar with dwarf therapist then the labormanager isn't half bad, as the labors are laid out in a very similar manner. You can get into it easily by hitting u>l, similar to hitting u>m for your manager. One thing I haven't quite figured out though is how to toggle labors for multiple dwarfs at the same time.

[lethosor]

If you are familiar with dwarf therapist then the labormanager isn't half bad, as the labors are laid out in a very similar manner. You can get into it easily by hitting u>l, similar to hitting u>m for your manager. One thing I haven't quite figured out though is how to toggle labors for multiple dwarfs at the same time.

To clarify, that's Dwarf Manipulator (or "manipulator"), which is different from the labormanager plugin. Labormanager is most similar to autolabor, which assigns labors to dwarves automatically.

I don't believe manipulator has a way to toggle labors for multiple dwarves at once, although it has basic support for saving sets of labors (custom professions) and applying them to other dwarves, which could be faster than modifying them individually.

[Still Standing]

I've been playing this game for far too many years now, and not once have I ever set a labour from within the game.  I do not intend to start now.

[Arkitekt]

I've been waiting for long time. Biggest event in 2017 so far.
Now let the madness begin. More blood for Armok!

[shovelmonkey]

If you are familiar with dwarf therapist then the labormanager isn't half bad, as the labors are laid out in a very similar manner. You can get into it easily by hitting u>l, similar to hitting u>m for your manager. One thing I haven't quite figured out though is how to toggle labors for multiple dwarfs at the same time.

To clarify, that's Dwarf Manipulator (or "manipulator"), which is different from the labormanager plugin. Labormanager is most similar to autolabor, which assigns labors to dwarves automatically.

I don't believe manipulator has a way to toggle labors for multiple dwarves at once, although it has basic support for saving sets of labors (custom professions) and applying them to other dwarves, which could be faster than modifying them individually.

Is there any documentation on additional commands for labormanager? With autolabor you could set the number of dwarves for a labor out of a specified pool, etc...

Google seems very sparse with anything useful.

[PeridexisErrant]

If you are familiar with dwarf therapist then the labormanager isn't half bad, as the labors are laid out in a very similar manner. You can get into it easily by hitting u>l, similar to hitting u>m for your manager. One thing I haven't quite figured out though is how to toggle labors for multiple dwarfs at the same time.

To clarify, that's Dwarf Manipulator (or "manipulator"), which is different from the labormanager plugin. Labormanager is most similar to autolabor, which assigns labors to dwarves automatically.

I don't believe manipulator has a way to toggle labors for multiple dwarves at once, although it has basic support for saving sets of labors (custom professions) and applying them to other dwarves, which could be faster than modifying them individually.

Is there any documentation on additional commands for labormanager? With autolabor you could set the number of dwarves for a labor out of a specified pool, etc...

Google seems very sparse with anything useful.

Because it's a dfhack pre-release, you have to switch to the 'latest' branch of the docs. https://dfhack.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/Plugins.html#labormanager

[shovelmonkey]

If you are familiar with dwarf therapist then the labormanager isn't half bad, as the labors are laid out in a very similar manner. You can get into it easily by hitting u>l, similar to hitting u>m for your manager. One thing I haven't quite figured out though is how to toggle labors for multiple dwarfs at the same time.

To clarify, that's Dwarf Manipulator (or "manipulator"), which is different from the labormanager plugin. Labormanager is most similar to autolabor, which assigns labors to dwarves automatically.

I don't believe manipulator has a way to toggle labors for multiple dwarves at once, although it has basic support for saving sets of labors (custom professions) and applying them to other dwarves, which could be faster than modifying them individually.

Is there any documentation on additional commands for labormanager? With autolabor you could set the number of dwarves for a labor out of a specified pool, etc...

Google seems very sparse with anything useful.

Because it's a dfhack pre-release, you have to switch to the 'latest' branch of the docs. https://dfhack.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/Plugins.html#labormanager

Awesome, thank you for that.

Everything seems to be working great, with the exception of the sprite for wooden doors in Meph's tileset. Show's up as a blank black square.