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[HellishINC]

42.04 linux offsets below, seem to be working.

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How would one go about using this? I'm guessing you need to compile twbt yourself? I've never managed to build it myself.

[mifki]

Version 5.55 released with support for 0.42.04. Thanks to all contributors.

[fricy]

Version 5.55 released with support for 0.42.04. Thanks to all contributors.

Thank you.

[funkydwarf]

Thanks for the update! Even though I managed to compile my own version, I was not able to compile the extra pluginbs for the mouse/etc so thanks again!

[Rydel]

Where are you getting a 42.04 DFHack for it?  The newest I see in the DFHack thread is for 40.24.

[lethosor]

There are alpha releases in the DFHack repo, specifically the releases page.

[Rydel]

Thanks!  Now I can test out the overrides for the new version in my tilesets.

EDIT:
How do I override tile in the Soap Maker?  [OVERRIDE:<tile>:B:SOAP_MAKER:Workshop::<tileset>:<tilenum>] is giving an "invalid override specification" error.

[figment]

New DF means new need for TWBT which I consider mandatory at this point.

Windows offsets that I found:

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#elif defined(DF_04205)
    #ifdef WIN32
        #define A_LOAD_MULTI_PDIM (0x00CC2580)
        #define A_RENDER_MAP      (0x00AEABF0)
        #define A_RENDER_UPDOWN   (0x008C8180)

        static patchdef p_display = { 0x006E1C41, 5 };

        static patchdef p_dwarfmode_render = { 0x006A890E, 6 };

        static patchdef p_advmode_render[] = {
            { 0x0060B365, 2+5+5 }, { 0x0060B3B0, 2+5+5 }, { 0x0060B401, 2+5+5 }, { 0x0060B458, 2+5+5 }, { 0x0060B8CB, 1+5+5 }
        };

        static patchdef p_render_lower_levels = {
            0x00DE4DB0, 15, true, { 0x36,0x8b,0x84,0x24,0x0C,0x00,0x00,0x00, 0x3e,0xc6,0x00,0x00, 0xC2,0x1C,0x00 }
        };
    #endif
#else


My current windows build.  Same use at your own risk as last time. 

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Just the TWBT build
twbt-0.42.05-alpha0-figment.zip

dfhack with TWBT and my personal updates.
dfhack-0.42.05-alpha0-Windows-figment-twbt.zip

[scamtank]

Holy christ that was quick. Thanks.

[topis]

here's the linux 42.05 offsets

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        #define A_RENDER_MAP      0x08B9B720
        #define A_RENDER_UPDOWN   0x08901F00

        #define NO_DISPLAY_PATCH

        static patchdef p_dwarfmode_render = { 0x00840B502, 5 };

        static patchdef p_advmode_render[] = {
             { 0x083B306D, 5+7+5 }, { 0x083B3121, 5+7+5 }, { 0x083B373C, 5+7+5 }, { 0x083B3B6A, 5+7+5 }
        };

        static patchdef p_render_lower_levels = {
            0x08E92A20, 13, true, { 0x36,0x8b,0x84,0x24,0x14,0x00,0x00,0x00, 0x3e,0xc6,0x00,0x00, 0xC3 }
        };


[PeridexisErrant]

For people finding the required offsets:  it would be amazingly useful if you could get the general form into the df-structures project.  (for example, TwbT could be merged into the standard DFHack library).

[Kazimuth]

I'm getting a crash when I try to fullscreen DF running TWBT on a retina macbook using the MacNewbie pack, OS X 10.11.2, and Wanderlust for graphics / font.

When I fullscreen from the main menu, sometimes it crashes, and sometimes it just doesn't work:

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It should fill the entire screen, but instead the titlebar is still visible and there's arbitrary whitespace in the background. It also leaves a couple empty screens of whitespace, and prints "reshape_graphics" to the console multiple times.

When I fullscreen in adventure mode, sometimes it crashes, and sometimes the same failed-fullscreening happens.

This happens when using both TWBT and TWBT_CLASSIC. It doesn't happen when TWBT is disabled.

[mifki]

Does "when TWBT is disabled" mean 2D mode or STANDARD?

[Kazimuth]

Definitely 2D, and probably standard; I can check tomorrow.

[figment]

For people finding the required offsets:  it would be amazingly useful if you could get the general form into the df-structures project.  (for example, TwbT could be merged into the standard DFHack library).

What exactly do you mean?  These are general code replacement techniques and not pointer or function detours.   Is that supported in native DFHack mods? If so, which ones?

I did a byte search algorithm for handling a similar issue for my teleport mod but probably only works for windows so is protected for that.  Maybe there are similar general helper functions for linux/osx but I thought I read that mifki struck some sort of agreement to not try to merge TwbT into dfhack because of how this mod works.  I was doing these updates for myself just because I like the mod so much but any investment in a generic update assumes that df will continue to be updated regularly and the work would be incorporated into dfhack.