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[TheFlame52]

Does anyone know where the Necromancer interaction raws are?

They're randomly generated every world. You'll have to make your own and set secrets to 0 in worldgen.

[Isngrim]

its in the interaction examples folder, right above the raw folder

[Putnam]

those are examples and do not affect anything

[AceSV]

Will a create/entity made for v40 work in v34?

I really want to test the combat mechanics for my furry fortress races, and I hear v34 is the place to do it.  Can I just pop the raws into v34?  Was anything super different?  Any hidden pitfalls I should look out for? 

[Emperor]

Will a create/entity made for v40 work in v34?

I really want to test the combat mechanics for my furry fortress races, and I hear v34 is the place to do it.  Can I just pop the raws into v34?  Was anything super different?  Any hidden pitfalls I should look out for? 

The necks and gaits were a pretty big change.

[Jazzeraint]

Is there any way to replicate meal creation in a custom reaction? To where it creates the food tier item, but with some tweaks to the reagent counts.

[TheFlame52]

No need! Prepared meals are not hardcoded. You can make your own!

[Jazzeraint]

No need! Prepared meals are not hardcoded. You can make your own!

Err yes, I've already done that for making new meal names. But it just has a tier level and name for each entry. I want cooking reactions that require 2-10x as many ingredients to make the same number of meals, i.e. have meal creation consume significantly more food item units. Can you add lines to them in item_food that might do that?

[NJW2000]

Don't try: changing the [FOOD_LEVEL] tag. The food disappears. 

[Bosa]

Is it possible to make a creatures body parts meltable? I saw on the wiki that iron men body parts can be melted, but I do not see anything in their raws besides being made of iron, and in the arena their parts do not appear to be meltable. Does it actually work outside of the arena?

[scamtank]

If a body part's material is exposed to a temperature higher than its MELTING_POINT, it starts melting. Simple as that.

[Bosa]

Ah, sorry, I mean meltable as in can be melted at a smelter for bars.

[peasant cretin]

I was mucking around a migration period mod where I removed breastplates/gauntlets/greaves/metal boots from the raws.

Testing it in Adventure mode, I happened on a abandoned fortress and decided to have a look at their market and noticed these dwarves had made all sorts of plate armor items with various adjectives added (conical, bulging, square, thin, jagged, etc). I rarely play fort mode other than to make few rooms and plant a farm or two, so this is all new to me.

So what a dwarven civ makes is essentially hardcoded?

[TheFlame52]

Those are the names of randomly-generated armor pieces, usually only found in vaults. Odd.

[NJW2000]

Artifacts can also do that, I had a segmented bismuth breastplate in a fort. You seem to have made the only armour they could have foreign armour, which ocurs in vaults, and *possibly* ( IIRC) other civs.