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[Incantatar]

Yes, the plugins except twbt load.

On another note, am i the only one who gets the

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cannot open ~/df_40_24/data/save/region1/raw/init.lua: file or folder not found error/warning? I get it with all DFHack releases iirc even in 34.11. I think putting an empty file there helps but what's the reason of this warning?

[lethosor]

I've been testing Lethosor df-structures update and it works well, haven't found any issue.

Yes it builds and run but almost all plugins won't load due to missing offsets, if that counts as an issue.

What platform are you using? I've only located offsets for OS X and Linux (they're on different branches at the moment), and there aren't any missing besides debug flags and start_dwarf_count (which is on another branch, also for OS X and Linux only as the script to find it isn't working with the Windows version).

Yes, the plugins except twbt load.

On another note, am i the only one who gets the

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cannot open ~/df_40_24/data/save/region1/raw/init.lua: file or folder not found error/warning? I get it with all DFHack releases iirc even in 34.11. I think putting an empty file there helps but what's the reason of this warning?

Never seen it. What platform are you using?
Edit: It looks like that message is only suppressed if the error message contains "No such file or directory", which isn't a very portable way of handling it.

[Roses]

Is there a current way to see what functions are waiting to be called with dfhack.timeout?

[Putnam]

Any plans for multiple onLoad.init files?

[lethosor]

Any plans for multiple onLoad.init files?

What do you mean, exactly? You can already use per-save onLoad.init files, as well as a global onLoadWorld.init. If you want to load another file from within those, you can use the "script" command.

[Putnam]

Meaning mod-wise, like the init.d folder for init.lua.

[expwnent]

I think there's a command to read in a blah.init file and execute it but I forget how.

[Putnam]

I guess I could always replace my onLoad.init with an init.lua filled with dfhack.run_command...

[expwnent]

Any plans for multiple onLoad.init files?

What do you mean, exactly? You can already use per-save onLoad.init files, as well as a global onLoadWorld.init. If you want to load another file from within those, you can use the "script" command.

I think there's a command to read in a blah.init file and execute it but I forget how.

What he said. It's the "script" command.

[Incantatar]

Yes, the plugins except twbt load.

On another note, am i the only one who gets the

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cannot open ~/df_40_24/data/save/region1/raw/init.lua: file or folder not found error/warning? I get it with all DFHack releases iirc even in 34.11. I think putting an empty file there helps but what's the reason of this warning?

Never seen it. What platform are you using?
Edit: It looks like that message is only suppressed if the error message contains "No such file or directory", which isn't a very portable way of handling it.

Ah, then it isn't surpressed because the message is in German.

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cannot open /home/solis/Spiele/df_40_24/data/save/region3/raw/init.lua: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden I had this message on Windows and now on GNU/Linux.

[Spacebat]

Since it hasn't been progressing, I've attempted to find some offsets myself, but I can't figure out how to translate the offsets in symbols.xml to addresses. When I take the base address of "Dwarf Fortress.exe" + offset, I just end up in empty memory or something else that obviously isn't right. I'm using Cheat Engine.

[Warmist]

Since it hasn't been progressing, I've attempted to find some offsets myself, but I can't figure out how to translate the offsets in symbols.xml to addresses. When I take the base address of "Dwarf Fortress.exe" + offset, I just end up in empty memory or something else that obviously isn't right. I'm using Cheat Engine.

IIRC the offsets in symbols.xml might be for binary file so they could be offset by 0x400000. In cheat engine that might look like "Dwarf Fortress.exe" + offset-0x400000

[txtsd]

Since it hasn't been progressing, I've attempted to find some offsets myself, but I can't figure out how to translate the offsets in symbols.xml to addresses. When I take the base address of "Dwarf Fortress.exe" + offset, I just end up in empty memory or something else that obviously isn't right. I'm using Cheat Engine.

Does the Windows version of dfhack not have `devel/find-offsets`?

[lethosor]

Since it hasn't been progressing, I've attempted to find some offsets myself, but I can't figure out how to translate the offsets in symbols.xml to addresses. When I take the base address of "Dwarf Fortress.exe" + offset, I just end up in empty memory or something else that obviously isn't right. I'm using Cheat Engine.

IIRC the offsets in symbols.xml might be for binary file so they could be offset by 0x400000. In cheat engine that might look like "Dwarf Fortress.exe" + offset-0x400000

No, they're memory offsets. You might want to try +0x400000 (on Windows) if cheat engine is using file offsets.

Since it hasn't been progressing, I've attempted to find some offsets myself, but I can't figure out how to translate the offsets in symbols.xml to addresses. When I take the base address of "Dwarf Fortress.exe" + offset, I just end up in empty memory or something else that obviously isn't right. I'm using Cheat Engine.

Does the Windows version of dfhack not have `devel/find-offsets`?

It does, but some offsets that are found with df_misc scripts on OS X and Linux have to be found manually on Windows (such as created_item_type, IIRC).

[Dirst]

Any plans for multiple onLoad.init files?

What do you mean, exactly? You can already use per-save onLoad.init files, as well as a global onLoadWorld.init. If you want to load another file from within those, you can use the "script" command.

I think there's a command to read in a blah.init file and execute it but I forget how.

What he said. It's the "script" command.

I think the request was some way to automatically hoover up on-load scripts that come with mods, so the player doesn't need to stitch them together manually.  This might simplify mod merging.

I'm picturing this as a standard bit in DFHack's onload script that runs every file in the raw/scripts folder that matches a specific filename pattern, maybe onload_*.lua|onload_*.rb.  It should be deterministically before or after the onload.init script at the root of raw.  Or put it in the raw/onload.init file, but I think the feature would be more user-proof if it functioned with the main file missing.