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[Putnam]

df.syndrome.find(type)

[dwarf_reform]

I thought it'd be handy if some of the functions were grouped under some user-friendly headers.. An example would be a "Interacting with liquids" section that'd list any and all dfhack functions that deal with liquid interactions or usage.. Some other sections/groups could be 'Workflow controls", "Patches and repairs", "Commands that can kill", "Cleaning and framerate", "Item manipulation", stuff like that..

Basically it'd provide shorter and more focused lists of dfhack features in help-file format and give new users a cleaner way to explore available functions without scanning the gigantic/daunting 'ls' list :>

Also, enabling the 'liquids' command to place blood and venom, or extracts/dusts/illnesses in liquid form, if possible, would be insane.. Purposefully dumping sadness on my dwarves for science..

[Putnam]

Magma and water are the only actual liquids in the game.

[ptb_ptb]

Not sure if this is the right thread,
[EDIT] Whoops! It should have been here I guess. I did look, but I must have looked right through that.

[Dirst]

df.syndrome.find(type)

Thank you Putnam.  That .find method didn't show up when I iterated over the df.syndrome object (my guess is that no methods would).  Is there some way in lua to interrogate all of the attributes and methods of an object?  Or better yet, an object model somewhere?  I tried searching in symbols.xml, but that doesn't have everything.

[arcane]

digFlood doesn't like me.  Per the man page I added a command to my dfhack.init but every time I launch it fails.

digFlood BISMUTHINITE CASSERITE GALENA GARNIERITE HEMATITE LIMONITE MAGNETITE MALACHITE SPHALERITE TETRAHEDRITE LIGNITE

this kicks back: Could not find material "BISMUTHINITE"

I'm spelling it correctly per the wiki and the raws, so what am I doing wrong?

[Putnam]

df.syndrome.find(type)

Thank you Putnam.  That .find method didn't show up when I iterated over the df.syndrome object (my guess is that no methods would).  Is there some way in lua to interrogate all of the attributes and methods of an object?  Or better yet, an object model somewhere?  I tried searching in symbols.xml, but that doesn't have everything.

https://github.com/DFHack/df-structures

find seems to be a bit of a special case, though; you'll just have to sorta guess it's there for most objects with IDs. It usually is, though.

[lethosor]

digFlood doesn't like me.  Per the man page I added a command to my dfhack.init but every time I launch it fails.

digFlood BISMUTHINITE CASSERITE GALENA GARNIERITE HEMATITE LIMONITE MAGNETITE MALACHITE SPHALERITE TETRAHEDRITE LIGNITE

this kicks back: Could not find material "BISMUTHINITE"

I'm spelling it correctly per the wiki and the raws, so what am I doing wrong?

Do you see an equivalent error with "Cassiterite" when deleting BISMUTHINITE? (It should be CASSITERITE, not CASSERITE, by the way.) If so, you'll probably need to run that command with a world loaded - you can do this automatically by adding it to the "onLoadWorld.init" file (creating it if necessary) in the same folder as dfhack.init.

[Dirst]

I found a small bug in modtools/add-syndrome.lua

On line 122, it should read

  local affectedCaste = syndrome.syn_affected_caste[caste].value

instead of

  local affectedCaste = syndrome.syn_affectedCaste[caste].value

Fixing that made it a couple orders of magnitude easier for me to troubleshoot my scripts.

Thanks for all the awesomeness that is DFHack!  Now I'm off to stumble my way through art assets...

[JackDaniels21]

Is there any way to keep dfhack from resizing the gui? It makes the font too small and it forces truetype.

[lethosor]

Are you using TwbT? If so, you can disable it by deleting <DF>/hack/plugins/twbt.plug.(dll/dylib/so) or changing PRINT_MODE to 2D in init.txt.

[expwnent]

digFlood doesn't like me.  Per the man page I added a command to my dfhack.init but every time I launch it fails.

digFlood BISMUTHINITE CASSERITE GALENA GARNIERITE HEMATITE LIMONITE MAGNETITE MALACHITE SPHALERITE TETRAHEDRITE LIGNITE

this kicks back: Could not find material "BISMUTHINITE"

I'm spelling it correctly per the wiki and the raws, so what am I doing wrong?

I think you need to do

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digFlood 1 [materials]
Otherwise it's looking for an already-registered material to unregister. It doesn't find it since it hasn't been registered yet.

I found a small bug in modtools/add-syndrome.lua

On line 122, it should read

  local affectedCaste = syndrome.syn_affected_caste[caste].value

instead of

  local affectedCaste = syndrome.syn_affectedCaste[caste].value

Fixing that made it a couple orders of magnitude easier for me to troubleshoot my scripts.

Thanks for all the awesomeness that is DFHack!  Now I'm off to stumble my way through art assets...

Excellent catch. Thank you very much.

I thought it'd be handy if some of the functions were grouped under some user-friendly headers.. An example would be a "Interacting with liquids" section that'd list any and all dfhack functions that deal with liquid interactions or usage.. Some other sections/groups could be 'Workflow controls", "Patches and repairs", "Commands that can kill", "Cleaning and framerate", "Item manipulation", stuff like that..

Basically it'd provide shorter and more focused lists of dfhack features in help-file format and give new users a cleaner way to explore available functions without scanning the gigantic/daunting 'ls' list :>

Also, enabling the 'liquids' command to place blood and venom, or extracts/dusts/illnesses in liquid form, if possible, would be insane.. Purposefully dumping sadness on my dwarves for science..

This would be good to do. For the scripts it's really no harder than moving scripts into different folders, but coming up with an intuitive way of organizing them is tricky.

[Drokles]

Thanks for maintaining this amazing mod! It makes the game so much easier.
It seems to be an old problem, but couldn't find any solution to it by searching. Does anyone know how to get stonesense to work on Linux?
I get

/home/drokles/DFML-1-11/df/df_linux_0_40_13/hack/plugins/stonesense.plug.so: undefined symbol: al_color_rgb_to_hsv
Can't load plugin /home/drokles/DFML-1-11/df/df_linux_0_40_13/hack/plugins/stonesense.plug.so

I have understood that some clever folks made stonesense work by building it in such a way that allegro is included properly in the build, but is it really necessary to build Stonesense from scratch in order to make it work?

Thanks!

[Nopenope]

DFHack is not a mod.

Also check this

Well there does seem to be something as opposed to past versions, this is interesting:

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stonesense.plug.so: undefined symbol: al_color_rgb_to_hsv
Can't load plugin stonesense.plug.so

https://github.com/DFHack/dfhack/issues/282
I'll try to rebuild my Linux build (GCC 4.5.4) with Eswald's change when I get a chance.

EDIT: Didn't quite read your post correctly, sorry. For the inconvenience I can upload a build of stonesense that works on my machine, if you're interested.

[Edrin]

After a very variable time, the dfhack hotkeys simply stop working, until I close the process and restart it. Everything else works just fine. I didn't find any report about this.
I’m using windows 7 and Dwarf Fortress 40_13 Starter Pack r3 with a non-english keyboard, but I’m probably not the only one, so… Any ideas ?