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[PeridexisErrant]

I've been noticing this too, same issue. I ran the game with no plugins or extensions from DFHack except the bug-fix utility, and it's still "blinky".

This seems to be from an unexpected interaction between TwbT and the new autoresetgrid script, which is part of the bugfix setting.  You can reenable DFHack and just switch that off.

[Admiral Obvious]

I've been noticing this too, same issue. I ran the game with no plugins or extensions from DFHack except the bug-fix utility, and it's still "blinky".

This seems to be from an unexpected interaction between TwbT and the new autoresetgrid script, which is part of the bugfix setting.  You can reenable DFHack and just switch that off.

Well, I only really used DFhack for the bug fix tool, so I'm going to leave the whole thing off, and use the nice utilities you packed in as a substitute. At least we know a portion of what the issue is. Everything else seems to be working fine.

Thanks for making the pack, it made my introduction to the game so much smoother than going off of the default build.

[lethosor]

What "bug fix tool" are you referring to? DFHack includes many bugfixes and interface improvements, so I wouldn't recommend disabling it entirely due to a conflict between a script and TwbT.

[Raul]

I've been noticing this too, same issue. I ran the game with no plugins or extensions from DFHack except the bug-fix utility, and it's still "blinky".

This seems to be from an unexpected interaction between TwbT and the new autoresetgrid script, which is part of the bugfix setting.  You can reenable DFHack and just switch that off.

Aww, of course the bugfix I was most excited about conflicts with TwbT, another DFHack plugin I love... Oh well, guess I'll wait. Still, thank you very much for the new version

[Admiral Obvious]

What "bug fix tool" are you referring to? DFHack includes many bugfixes and interface improvements, so I wouldn't recommend disabling it entirely due to a conflict between a script and TwbT.

Yeah, I noticed the difference almost immediately. I've re-enableed DFHACK, without the bug fix utility. Hopefully the dwarves won't "forget" for feed my grand master metal crafter.

[Friti]

Removing the autoreset grid plugin from the .init file seems to have worked.  Thank you for the swift resolution.

[Evrett33]

Had the flickering thing..fixed with suggestion above. Large pots look like traction benches...is there a way to fix that?

[KapTaiN_KaVerN]

Check here man

https://www.reddit.com/r/dwarffortress/comments/31qq9f/starter_pack_updated_lots_of_bugfixes_including/cq6hqpu

PeridexisErrant says : "I'll post a full example when I have a computer."    that man is a machine ^^

[Blue_Dwarf]

Is the DFHack active by default in this pack, or do I have to move files into the DF folder manually?

Asking, because I prefer to play without it, it can mess with Steam and stuff.

[Putnam]

How can it mess with steam?

[Raul]

How can it mess with steam?

I was asking myself the same thing, I can use DFHack just fine with the Steam client running in the background all the time.

[Blue_Dwarf]

How can it mess with steam?

Something about DF tampers with memory, which was causing me issues with Steam's anti-cheat detection. I think it was DFHack, although Therapist may also be to blame.

At some point I began restarting windows after playing DF, if I wanted to play Counter Strike and such.

edit: looks like it's included by default, so I'll redownload everything separately just in case.

[Putnam]

Steam's anti cheat only cares when something's messing with the memory of a steam-run game on VAC-protected servers. DFHack should not cause that at all.

[lethosor]

It's probably Therapist, since DFHack is in-process (and has been since 0.31), while Therapist is not.

[Blue_Dwarf]

Ah, thanks for clarifying it, going to give it a go