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[PeridexisErrant]

Awesome, I've got it working - just went through changing the viewscreen values set to 0 and when it moved the cursor that worked. 

Incidentally, vs.anon_21 controls which item (sites, hist figs, structures, etc) is selected in the main legends mode view.  I've stuck it in for now, but once a name is assigned it'll need to change.

Spoiler: new exportlegends.lua (click to show/hide)

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-- Export everything from legends mode
-- Valid args:  "all", "info", "maps", "sites"

gui = require 'gui'
local args = {...}
local vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
local i = 1

local MAPS = {
    "Standard biome+site map",
    "Elevations including lake and ocean floors",
    "Elevations respecting water level",
    "Biome",
    "Hydrosphere",
    "Temperature",
    "Rainfall",
    "Drainage",
    "Savagery",
    "Volcanism",
    "Current vegetation",
    "Evil",
    "Salinity",
    "Structures/fields/roads/etc.",
    "Trade",
    "Nobility and Holdings",
    "Diplomacy",
}

-- export information and XML ('p, x')
function export_legends_info()
    print('    Exporting:  World map/gen info')
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP')
    print('    Exporting:  Legends xml')
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_XML')
end

-- presses 'd' for detailed maps
function wait_for_legends_vs()
    local vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
    if i <= #MAPS then
        if df.viewscreen_legendsst:is_instance(vs) then
            gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_DETAILED_MAP')
            dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_export_maps_vs)
        else
            dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_legends_vs)
        end
    end
end

-- selects detailed map and export it
function wait_for_export_maps_vs()
    local vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
    if dfhack.gui.getCurFocus() == "export_graphical_map" then
        vs.sel_idx = i
        print('    Exporting:  '..MAPS[i]..' map')
        gui.simulateInput(vs, 'SELECT')
        i = i + 1
        dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_legends_vs)
    else
        dfhack.timeout(10,'frames',wait_for_export_maps_vs)
    end
end

-- export site maps
function export_site_maps()
    local vs = dfhack.gui.getCurViewscreen()
    print('    Exporting:  All possible site maps')
    vs.anon_21 = 1 -- get to sites screen before the next bit
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'SELECT')
    for i=1, #vs.sites do
        gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEGENDS_EXPORT_MAP')
        gui.simulateInput(vs, 'STANDARDSCROLL_DOWN')
    end
    gui.simulateInput(vs, 'LEAVESCREEN')
end

-- main()
if dfhack.gui.getCurFocus() == "legends" then
    if args[1] == "all" then
        export_legends_info()
        export_site_maps()
        wait_for_legends_vs()
    elseif args[1] == "info" then
        wait_for_legends_vs()
    elseif args[1] == "maps" then
        wait_for_legends_vs()
    elseif args[1] == "sites" then
        export_site_maps()
    else dfhack.printerr('Valid arguments are "all", "info", "maps" or "sites"')
    end
else
    dfhack.printerr('Not in main legends view')
end

[Trouserman]

You might want to make vs local ("local vs =" instead of just "vs =") there, since it's in a function and all. Just good practice in programming.

So, Lua isn't lexically scoped by default? I haven't really had a look at the language yet, but that's... disappointing.

[expwnent]

A lot of things about Lua are disappointing.

[TheDorf]

I'm feeling really confused about this whole onLoad.init file thing...

Am I supposed to place it in Dwarf Fortress 0.40.13\raw? This is what I did, but I can't seem to get it to work. I'm using PeridexisErran't DF Starter pack if that changes anything.

The thing is, there is a dfhack.init file in the main dwarf fortress folder, as well as a LNP_dfhack_onLoad.init file. The download didn't seem to come with any onLoad.init file, so I created one in the \raw folder, and it seems to be copied to any new worlds I create, just like I believe it should. But it just doesn't seem to work.

It could simply be that I failed with the syntax of launching the scripts, but I do believe I have the right syntax.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Code: (onLoad.init) [Select]

# Conjurer Spells #
modtools/interaction-trigger -onAttackStr "conjure a bound dagger" -command [ item/create -unit \\ATTACKER_ID -item WEAPON:ITEM_WEAPON_DAGGER_BOUND -mat SOUL_BOUND -inventory -dur 86400 ]



Code: (In my Wizard Creature's raws) [Select]

[CAN_DO_INTERACTION:CONJURE]
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Conjure Bound Dagger]
(CDI:INTERACTION:CONJURE)
[CDI:TARGET:A:SELF_ONLY]
[CDI:MAX_TARGET_NUMBER:A:1]
[CDI:VERB:conjure a bound dagger:conjures a bound dagger:NA]
[CDI:WAIT_PERIOD:86400]
I actually got an error message from DFHack, but I don't quite understand it:

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[color=red]Error loading script[/color]
..\..\..\library\modules\EventManager.cpp:1030: too few actors for report 8
reportStr = "The lady conjured a bound dagger!", pos=61,78,141I get the message "You conjure a bound dagger!" when attempting to conjure a dagger, but nothing seems to happen.

[Quietust]

Code: (In my Wizard Creature's raws) [Select]

[CAN_DO_INTERACTION:CONJURE]
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Conjure Bound Dagger]
(CDI:INTERACTION:CONJURE)
[CDI:TARGET:A:SELF_ONLY]
[CDI:MAX_TARGET_NUMBER:A:1]
[CDI:VERB:conjure a bound dagger:conjures a bound dagger:NA]
[CDI:WAIT_PERIOD:86400]

Not sure if this is the problem, but "(CDI:INTERACTION:CONJURE)" is not the same as "[CDI:INTERACTION:CONJURE]".

[TheDorf]

Code: (In my Wizard Creature's raws) [Select]

[CAN_DO_INTERACTION:CONJURE]
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Conjure Bound Dagger]
(CDI:INTERACTION:CONJURE)
[CDI:TARGET:A:SELF_ONLY]
[CDI:MAX_TARGET_NUMBER:A:1]
[CDI:VERB:conjure a bound dagger:conjures a bound dagger:NA]
[CDI:WAIT_PERIOD:86400]

Not sure if this is the problem, but "(CDI:INTERACTION:CONJURE)" is not the same as "[CDI:INTERACTION:CONJURE]".

Yeah, I tried with the [] before, but then I "commented" the line out because I believe the CDI:INTERACTION token is only required in syndromes that allow the interaction. Thanks though
The verb prints out nicely and everything, so I'm pretty sure I've got bad syntax in my onLoad.init, or I've put the onLoad.init in the wrong place or something like that.

[Quietust]

I'm pretty sure I've got bad syntax in my onLoad.init, or I've put the onLoad.init in the wrong place or something like that.

What happens if you load the game and then manually copy/paste the contents of onLoad.init into the DFHack console window?

If it works, then onLoad.init isn't being run; if it doesn't work, then you've got a syntax error.

[lethosor]

You can also invoke devel/print-args (e.g. "devel/print-args test") in onLoad.init to display a message if/when onLoad.init is run.
Also, have you verified that the file was saved as "onLoad.init" and not "onLoad.init.txt"?

[TheDorf]

You can also invoke devel/print-args (e.g. "devel/print-args test") in onLoad.init to display a message if/when onLoad.init is run.
Also, have you verified that the file was saved as "onLoad.init" and not "onLoad.init.txt"?

Thank you guys.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

devel/print-args seems to be working, and nothing happens when I copy-paste the lua code into DFHack, so I guess I've got a bunch of syntax errors in every single line, seeing as none of them work :c You guys wouldn't happen to know what "too few actors" means? Every now and then, the following generates that message:

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[CDI:VERB:conjure a bound dagger:conjures a bound dagger:NA]

Code: [Select]

modtools/interaction-trigger -onAttackStr "conjure a bound dagger" -command [ item/create -unit \\ATTACKER_ID -item WEAPON:ITEM_WEAPON_DAGGER_BOUND -mat SOUL_BOUND -inventory -dur 86400 ]
I've also tried

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[CDI:VERB:summons a steel sword:summons a steel sword:summons a steel sword]

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modtools/interaction-trigger -onAttackStr "summons a steel sword" -command [ item/create -unit \\ATTACKER_ID -item WEAPON:ITEM_WEAPON_SWORD -mat STEEL -inventory ]which is code given to me by roses, but I can't get that to work either. :s

[expwnent]

Too few actors is something EventManager prints when it can figure out either the attacker or the defender but not both. Can you figure out what makes that happen?

Heh. I might have been silly and not tested self-interactions. Does it work if you cast it on someone else?

[TheDorf]

Too few actors is something EventManager prints when it can figure out either the attacker or the defender but not both. Can you figure out what makes that happen?

Heh. I might have been silly and not tested self-interactions. Does it work if you cast it on someone else?

I'm sorry, but I don't think I'd be able to. I can't seem to figure anything out at all xD

Well, the error is a bit weird, it seems to just show up really rarely. Casting on others doesn't seem to work either, but that hasn't generated any errors so far.


Edit: Got the error when casting on someone else. Also tried a bunch of different settings for the summoning of a steel sword.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Code: (interaction_spells.txt) [Select]

...
[INTERACTION:CONJURE]
[I_TARGET:A:CREATURE]
[IT_LOCATION:CONTEXT_CREATURE]
[IT_AFFECTED_CLASS:GENERAL_POISON]
[IT_MANUAL_INPUT:friendly]
[I_EFFECT:ADD_SYNDROME]
[IE_TARGET:A]
[SYNDROME]
[CE_PHYS_ATT_CHANGE:STRENGTH:300:1000:TOUGHNESS:300:1000:START:0:END:0]
...

[Putnam]

Too few actors is something EventManager prints when it can figure out either the attacker or the defender but not both. Can you figure out what makes that happen?

Heh. I might have been silly and not tested self-interactions. Does it work if you cast it on someone else?

I get it fairly consistently with announcements made by interactions that use VERBAL_SPEECH, since those don't actually have attackers/defenders.

[expwnent]

I forget but I might have set it up so it only prints the message once per run of DF, which makes it really awkward to test.

[Putnam]

Good thing VERBAL_SPEECH points to a text file and takes lines from it at random.

Try out, say, Fortbent, where there are a few creatures (ebubbles) that have hundreds of lines in their verbal_speech files for their interactions.

[TheDorf]

I forget but I might have set it up so it only prints the message once per run of DF, which makes it really awkward to test.

Yeah, this seems to be the case.

I just don't get why it doesn't work though... I've tried making it only possible to cast it on myself, I've tried casting on others, I have 12 different lines attempting to do very similar things. I've even gotten an example from the author of the script, but I can't even get that to work.

Does anyone have a working spell that uses create-item.lua? If anyone does, it would be greatly appreciated if you could share the onLoad.init, the interaction and the creature files with me. I'm starting to feel like giving up. :c

Good thing VERBAL_SPEECH points to a text file and takes lines from it at random.

Try out, say, Fortbent, where there are a few creatures (ebubbles) that have hundreds of lines in their verbal_speech files for their interactions.

Not sure if this was aimed at me, but I have no idea how to use VERBAL_SPEECH (or apparently anything else, for that matter) in scripts O_o



Edit: I remember reading something about activating the triggers somewhere (Something like "enable interaction-trigger"). Does this still have to be done? If yes, what exactly do I need to type?