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[Warmist]

Main thing I do with dfusion is change adventurer, which can also be moved to a new script. The sites thing is handy but I like the claim a site reaction hook one more, and though that hooks into dfusion it can also be moved out of it.

It does?... oh i forgot

[Rumrusher]

oh yeah you could also spawn any kind of site as well so if you want you could plop down a hamlet near a ocean and safely fast travel cross with no fuss.
then there's the friendship script and the turn a type of animal sentient scripts which I would poke around for simple V,k in pairs do functions.
for learning how to script stuff poking around in dfusion scripts are neat.

[Guava sprinkles]

Is stonesense displaying correctly for everyone? I've been having some display issues, specifically with creature sprites, and was wondering if anyone else is experiencing this.

[lethosor]

r5 is up! https://github.com/DFHack/dfhack/releases/tag/0.40.24-r5
This fixes issues in the workflow and confirm plugins, among other things. Documentation is distributed separately.

Edit (23 Oct 2016): fixed link

[Rose]

Is stonesense displaying correctly for everyone? I've been having some display issues, specifically with creature sprites, and was wondering if anyone else is experiencing this.

What kind of issues are these?

[Sutremaine]

Can anyone help with this script?

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for _,v in ipairs(df.global.world.units.all) do
    local count = v.appearance_modifier_type.height
        if v.race == df.global.ui.race_id then
            print(count,dfhack.TranslateName(dfhack.units.getVisibleName(v)))
            end
        end

It's supposed to return the heights of every dwarf in the fortress. The (partial) error message it gives is: "Cannot read field unit.appearance_modifier_type: not found." I don't know what it wants between the v and the appearance_modifier_type.

[Rose]

The unit class has no appearance_modifier_type. Where do you get that from?

[Guava sprinkles]

Well to be specific, human hair doesn't show on either gender, clothing doesn't show right on female humans. (The entire sprite is their skin color) Elves seem to be fine except clothing on the female ones. The dwarves' hair color and skin color don't show. (I checked, and their description did say that the hair and skin color were different than what was shown) The goblins all have the exact same sprite.
Also the character's job doesn't seem to impact their sprite.

[Rose]

Could you give a screenshot?
And are you using mods?

[Guava sprinkles]

Images here: http://imgur.com/a/S15Cz

As for mods, I used to have the calfdir's dwarves, but that was on a different version, I've updated since then.
Idk if it counts but i'm using lazynewbpack as well.

[Rose]

Okay, could you turn on debug mode in the stonesense init.txt, and show what it says when there's one of the units selected?

Also try in an actual fort,rather than the arena, since arena dwarves are naked peasants by default.

[Guava sprinkles]

Debug images: http://imgur.com/a/6TGMD

Outside of arena classes show fine. Unfortunately I don't have any saves with goblins involved atm.

[Sutremaine]

The unit class has no appearance_modifier_type. Where do you get that from?

I found it here.

[Rose]

First you need to look in df.global.world.raws.creatures.all[465].caste[0].body_appearance_modifiers and find the one of type HEIGHT, where 456 is the default creature type of dwarfs, and 0 is male. Replace with the creature type and caste id of the unit in question.

Then you look at v.appearance.body_modifiers

• [/tt], where x is the index you got in the previous step, and you will get a percentage number of the height compared to the average dwarf.
  
  

[lethosor]

The place where you should use appearance_modifier_type is to convert between HEIGHT and 0 (i.e. you should compare the type to df.appearance_modifier_type.HEIGHT, not 0, in case the raw numbers change in the future):

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[lua]# ~df.appearance_modifier_type.HEIGHT
0
[lua]# ~df.appearance_modifier_type[0]
HEIGHT