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[IndigoFenix]

It'll be revived.  I'm just busy at the moment.

[IndigoFenix]

Revived!

An alpha version has been released.

[palu]

I get this error when I run the script:

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...ents\Downloads\df_34_11_win_r5\hack\scripts/pantheon.lua:6: module 'fov' not
found:
        no field package.preload['fov']
        no file 'C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\My Documents\Downloads\df_34_11_
win_r5\hack\lua\fov.lua'
        no file 'C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\My Documents\Downloads\df_34_11_
win_r5\hack\lua\fov\init.lua'
        no file '.\fov.lua'
        no file 'C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\My Documents\Downloads\df_34_11_
win_r5\fov.dll'
        no file '.\fov.dll'
stack traceback:
        [C]: in function 'require'
        ...ents\Downloads\df_34_11_win_r5\hack\scripts/pantheon.lua:6: in main c
hunk
        (...tail calls...)DFhack r5, Windows

[IndigoFenix]

I get this error when I run the script:

Code: [Select]

...ents\Downloads\df_34_11_win_r5\hack\scripts/pantheon.lua:6: module 'fov' not
found:
        no field package.preload['fov']
        no file 'C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\My Documents\Downloads\df_34_11_
win_r5\hack\lua\fov.lua'
        no file 'C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\My Documents\Downloads\df_34_11_
win_r5\hack\lua\fov\init.lua'
        no file '.\fov.lua'
        no file 'C:\Documents and Settings\Paul\My Documents\Downloads\df_34_11_
win_r5\fov.dll'
        no file '.\fov.dll'
stack traceback:
        [C]: in function 'require'
        ...ents\Downloads\df_34_11_win_r5\hack\scripts/pantheon.lua:6: in main c
hunk
        (...tail calls...)DFhack r5, Windows

Odd.  I don't get that error.  But it shouldn't make any difference, since fov isn't actually used.

[palu]

What DFHack version are you using?

[IndigoFenix]

Whichever one comes with Masterwork.

[palu]

That's r4. I'm using the new r5. You might want to test it in that.

[Endovior]

Since Meph pointed this out in the masterwork updates thread, and in particular pointed out that you were looking for sphere suggestions, I've gone and made a bunch of suggestions.  All spheres from A-I now have something suggested for them.  Asterisks indicate my suggestions, as opposed to your (already implemented?) ideas.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

*AGRICULTURE: Occaisionally duplicates plants.
ANIMALS: Randomly tames wild animals.
ART: Increases quality of finished goods.
*BALANCE: Gradually increases spatial sense of citizens.
BEAUTY: Increases quality of finished goods.
BIRTH: Decrease pregnancy time.
*BLIGHT: Rotting attack on enemies.
BOUNDARIES: Water eruption attack on enemies.
CAVERNS: Drops rocks on underground enemies.
CHAOS: Enemies may go berserk.
*CHARITY: Gradually increases empathy of citizens.
CHILDREN: Decrease pregnancy time.
COASTS: Water eruption attack on enemies.
*CONSOLATION: Gradually increases social awareness of citizens.
*COURAGE: Gradually increases willpower of citizens
CRAFTS: Increases quality of finished goods.
CREATION: Increases quality of finished goods, may decrease pregnancy time.
DANCE: Gradually increases kinesthetic sense of citizens.
*DARKNESS: Blinding attack on enemies.
*DAWN: Gradually decreases cave adaptation.
*DAY: Gradually decreases cave adaptation.
*DEATH: Undead randomly become friendly.
*DEFORMITY: Smites enemies with intense pain, vomiting, dizziness, etc.
*DEPRAVITY: Enemies may go berserk.
*DISCIPLINE: Gradually increases willpower of citizens.
*DISEASE: Rotting attack on enemies, gradually increases disease resistance of citizens.
*DREAMS: Gradually increases creativity of citizens.
*DUSK: Blinding attack on enemies.
*DUTY: Gradually increases willpower of citizens.
*EARTH: Drops rocks on underground enemies.
FAMILY: Decrease pregnancy time.
*FAME: Gradually increases social awareness of citizens.
*FATE: Gradually increases patience of citizens.
FERTILITY: Decrease pregnancy time.
*FESTIVALS: Randomly removes bad thoughts.
FIRE: Enemies may suffer burn damage or spontaneous combustion.  Beware of wildfires.
*FISH: Occaisionally duplicates fish.
*FISHING: Occaisionally duplicates fish.
*FOOD: Occaisionally duplicates prepared meals.
*FORGIVENESS: Gradually increases empathy of citizens.
FORTRESSES: Occasionally duplicates blocks, increases quality of armor.
*FREEDOM: Gradually increases agility of citizens.
*GAMBLING: Occaisionally duplicates coins.
*GAMES: Randomly removes bad thoughts.
*GENEROSITY: Gradually increases empathy of citizens.
HAPPINESS: Randomly removes bad thoughts.
HEALING: Randomly heals all of a citizen's wounds.
*HOSPITALITY: Gradually increases social awareness of citizens.
*HUNTING: Randomly duplicates butchery products.
*INSPIRATION: Gradually increases creativity of citizens.

[Snaaty]

I'm just here to say that this is a really awesome idea. And thank you IndigoPhoenix for working on it. I will try to contribute something as soon as I am not busy with work anymore.

[lightstar]

This mod adds a new dimension to the game: making the gods get up off their lazy bums and do something.

You build an altar in fortress mode, consecrate it to a god worshiped by your civilization, and then pray or sacrifice items to improve your merit and increase the belief level of your citizens.  When your merit and belief is high enough, the god may intervene on your behalf.  Every sphere will have a different effect on gameplay, so choose your idols with care.  A god of metals may increase your smelting efficiency, while a god of agriculture may increase crop yields, a god of chaos may cause your enemies to fight among themselves, and a volcano god is likely to be a lot of !!fun!!

It's still pretty experimental right now.  Not all gods have a logical effect, but many do.

To install it, place the building_pantheon and reaction_pantheon files into the raw folder, copy and paste entity_pantheon_clip into your entity file, and place pantheon.lua into the dfhack scripts folder.  The script must be running in order to work.

0.1 alpha: The altar building, consecration, prayer, and sacrifice reactions are active.  Some spheres are active.  If nothing else, all deities can smite enemies by slamming them into the ground.

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Spoiler: Existing effects (click to show/hide)

CAVERNS: Drops rocks on underground enemies.
MOUNTAINS: Drops rocks on underground enemies.
MINERALS: Occasionally duplicates boulders.  Improves quality of stone items.  Drops rocks on underground enemies.
METALS: Occasionally duplicates metal bars produced in reactions.  Improves quality of metal items.
FIRE: Enemies may suffer burn damage or spontaneous combustion.  Beware of wildfires.
SUN: Same as FIRE, but only aboveground.
VOLCANOS: Magma eruptions on enemies!
WIND: Propels enemies at random.
STORMS: Propels enemies at random, causes rainstorms.
CHAOS: Enemies may go berserk.
WAR: Enemies may go berserk.  Also improves weapon and armor quality.
MISERY: Enemies may become melancholy.  They will move slower and not attack.
TORTURE: Smites enemies with intense pain, vomiting, dizziness, etc.
STRENGTH: Gradually increases strength of citizens.
DANCE: Gradually increases kinesthetic sense of citizens.
HAPPINESS: Randomly removes bad thoughts.
REVELRY: Randomly removes bad thoughts.
HEALING: Randomly heals all of a citizen's wounds.
TREES: Increases tree growth, occasionally duplicates logs, improves quality of wood items.
PLANTS: Increases shrub growth.
JEWELS: Occasionally duplicates gems, may improve quality of large gems.
BEAUTY: Increases quality of finished goods.
CRAFTS: Increases quality of finished goods.
LABOR: Increases quality of finished goods.
CREATION: Increases quality of finished goods, may decrease pregnancy time.
ART: Increases quality of finished goods.
PAINTING: Increases quality of finished goods.
FORTRESSES: Occasionally duplicates blocks, increases quality of armor.
MUSIC: Increases quality of instruments.
SONG: Increases quality of instruments.
ANIMALS: Randomly tames wild animals.
NATURE: Increases tree and plant growth, randomly tames wild animals.
RAIN: Increases tree and plant growth, makes rain more frequently, water eruption attacks on enemies.
BIRTH: Decrease pregnancy time.
CHILDREN: Decrease pregnancy time.
FERTILITY: Decrease pregnancy time.
FAMILY: Decrease pregnancy time.
WATER: Water eruption attack on enemies.
BOUNDARIES: Water eruption attack on enemies.
COASTS: Water eruption attack on enemies.
OCEANS: Water eruption attack on enemies.
LAKES: Water eruption attack on enemies.
RIVERS: Water eruption attack on enemies.

Any unlisted spheres can attak enemies by slamming them into the ground.

I really love this idea. Reminds me of the way Gods work in Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom and ADOM.

What do you think of introducing some negative effects as well?
1. Always turned on: You have to build an altar and make some offerings - otherwise the God will be angry with you.
Starting value could be set to Happy to provide some help in case a new fort needs it

2. Is there some way in which the user / fort can ASK for direct intervention (ADOM-style). this could be useful in a pinch for attacks / seiges and also provide a economy-oriented method of defense by requiring the user to sacrifice substantial amounts of goods, etc.

You could also have settings so that negative effects from the Masterwork GUI (I understand that it is included there):
1. Only occur if the altar is built.
2. Never occur

This will keep everybody happy.

Otherwise, great idea and implementation.

[IndigoFenix]

I do plan on adding negative effects.  Basically, each god will have two stats: a power level (determining what they can do) and a happiness level (determining how much they want to help you).  Worship raises both; if you don't build an altar in the first place all gods will have a power level of 0 so they won't do anything, good or bad.  If you stop praying, they will get upset and harm you, but if you outlast the negative effects their power level will gradually wither away to nothing.

Of course getting the numbers balanced out will be tricky, but this is the plan.

[Meph]

I havent seen many effects ingame, but I wanted to ask if it is in any way harmful if I add extra products to the reactions.

The current ones you posted dont give any XP, so people pray and pray, and never get better at it. A few boiling rocks on it would help, but I dont know if that affects the reaction in any way. With spatter_add it would crash the game, while extra products on buildingupgrade run the script twice, so I wanted to make sure.

I would just add 100:1:BOULDER:NONE:INORGANIC:KNOWLDEGE_STONE, a harmless boiling rock I usually use for XP generation.

[IndigoFenix]

I havent seen many effects ingame, but I wanted to ask if it is in any way harmful if I add extra products to the reactions.

The current ones you posted dont give any XP, so people pray and pray, and never get better at it. A few boiling rocks on it would help, but I dont know if that affects the reaction in any way. With spatter_add it would crash the game, while extra products on buildingupgrade run the script twice, so I wanted to make sure.

I would just add 100:1:BOULDER:NONE:INORGANIC:KNOWLDEGE_STONE, a harmless boiling rock I usually use for XP generation.

No, I don't think it would matter.  The only effect the product has is that if the first product is INORGANIC:NONE, the reaction will generate smoke when used.

[Meph]

Alright, I'll add some knowledge stones on it.

All spheres seems difficult to do btw, the wiki states that if I specifically add one sphere, the opposite spheres are automatically disabled. FIRE vs WATER for example, or LIGHT vs DARK. I just made no references to spheres at all in the entity file, just adding RELIGION:PANTHEON. Hopefully that makes humans worship all gods potentially.

[IndigoFenix]

If I understand correctly, those preclude relationships refer to the gods themselves, that is, you will never have a single deity associated with both fire and water, but a civ can worship both.  Giving no specifications should work too though.