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[lethosor]

0.40.24-r1 Linux build

[expwnent]

Linux build now in github.

[Mokkun]

If you're selecting the units with [k], that is to be expected. The reason that this release is named r0 is because several offsets are missing on Windows, causing many things (such as that) to fail to work properly. Quietust has located the remaining offsets, so that should work in r1.

Yupp, fixed whit the new version.
Thanks Quietust..
(Hmm, feels strange to thank someone from the Q-Contium)

[Vndetta]

Is there a way to remove the Starving/Dehydrated status from a dwarf in fortress mode? Alternately, is there a way (aside from "siren") to wake a sleeping dwarf? I've saved the fort just moments before a sleeping dwarf dehydrates to death in my dining hall and I really would like to save him. Siren doesn't seem to wake him (or at least, not in time) and gm-editor is a bit confusing. I am using DFHack with v.0.23.

[Putnam]

All of those things are regulated by well-named numbers in unit->counters2; that's what you should go into with gm-editor.

[Max™]

Yup, exhaustion, sleep timer, thirst timer, hunger timer, stomach contents, stomach food, all can be rather handy for that... haven't played with vomit timer, they do that enough on their own.

[notfood]

hfs-pit.lua wasn't working, this fixes it.

Code: [Select]

diff --git a/scripts/hfs-pit.lua b/scripts/hfs-pit.lua
index 9592d0a..b9e4760 100644
--- a/scripts/hfs-pit.lua
+++ b/scripts/hfs-pit.lua
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ wallOff = tonumber(args[2])
 stairs = tonumber(args[3])
 
 --Get the layer of the underworld
-for index,value in ipairs(df.global.world.cur_savegame.map_features) do
+for index,value in ipairs(df.global.world.features.map_features) do
     local featureType=value:getType()
     if featureType==9 then --Underworld
         underworldLayer = value.layer

[Devast]

is/will there be a way to trigger invasions?

[Putnam]

The short answer: It don't work no more and I have no idea how I could make it work. Armies are weird.
The long answer: ARMIES ARE WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIRD

[Rose]

On the same note...

How do we track an adventurer's position in the world?

Also is it possible to teleport the adventurer to arbitary locations?

[Putnam]

On the same note...

How do we track an adventurer's position in the world?

Also is it possible to teleport the adventurer to arbitary locations?

Yes, yes it is. army.unk_pos1 actually seems to represent a proper world position.

EDIT: But the adventurer apparently ceases to be a proper army the instant they leave city limits. Still, my poor adventurer ended up in a jungle halfway to the western border of a large world.

[expwnent]

hfs-pit.lua wasn't working, this fixes it.

Code: [Select]

diff --git a/scripts/hfs-pit.lua b/scripts/hfs-pit.lua
index 9592d0a..b9e4760 100644
--- a/scripts/hfs-pit.lua
+++ b/scripts/hfs-pit.lua
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ wallOff = tonumber(args[2])
 stairs = tonumber(args[3])
 
 --Get the layer of the underworld
-for index,value in ipairs(df.global.world.cur_savegame.map_features) do
+for index,value in ipairs(df.global.world.features.map_features) do
     local featureType=value:getType()
     if featureType==9 then --Underworld
         underworldLayer = value.layer

Thanks!

The short answer: It don't work no more and I have no idea how I could make it work. Armies are weird.
The long answer: ARMIES ARE WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEIRD

We don't know either. The army structs haven't been mapped out yet. Once they are we can probably do much more advanced stuff than in the old days, like choosing who comes along to fight and what equipment they have and how many of them there are, etc, etc.

On the same note...

How do we track an adventurer's position in the world?

Also is it possible to teleport the adventurer to arbitary locations?

Yes, yes it is. army.unk_pos1 actually seems to represent a proper world position.

EDIT: But the adventurer apparently ceases to be a proper army the instant they leave city limits. Still, my poor adventurer ended up in a jungle halfway to the western border of a large world.

Thanks!

[Jairl]

I seem to be plagued with dwarves standing on the build site

Is there a gui/gm-editor that targets buildings or otherwise a simplistic way to change the construction flag. (Assuming it is only a flag)

[expwnent]

You could change the traffic designation of the build tile.

[Jairl]

I never really understood how that is suppose to work. Traffic designations don't forbid dwarves from standing in a location, they just make it unfavorable to path to it. Though, the dwarf is standing on the light green part of the screwpump so it shouldn't really matter that much. (I've also tried forcibly moving the job location but the game seems to insist something is there).

More so, hollowing out the area shows that there are two tiles that are having this issue, every other tile works fine.