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[DracMonster]

I think for the brewing bug, if you grow something brewable then you'll suddenly be able to brew anything you've got available.

Today's update mentions the brew bug, so I guess (hope) it'll be squashed in the next one.

[locustgate]

Can I equip my entire fortress with only togas or robes, without them getting upset.

[TheCritsyBear]

I settled a forest and found that it was completely inhabited by fig trees, plum trees, and pecan trees. How does a dwarf go about picking these? It seems cutting them down causes them to forget they had fruit in the first place, and when I try to set a dwarf to gather 'p'lants on their fruit-y leaves, it doesn't highlight anything. I can't think of anything else. Has anyone else managed to get fruit from a tree?

Alternatively, if I figured out how eventually, would I need to make them little dwarf ladders, or will they remember they can climb trees?

[MarcAFK]

Gathering from trees doesn't work yet sadly, but it should be one of the next things fixed after serious stability bugs.

[JoeJoe]

Can I equip my entire fortress with only togas or robes, without them getting upset.

Togas and robes both only count for covering the upper body. You'll also need something covering the lower body and shoes. Check this out.

[pisskop]

Yup.  They would need loincloths and chausses sandals at the least. 

[locustgate]

Yup.  They would need loincloths and chausses sandals at the least. 

Unfortunately no sandles only shoes. Sooooo a roman/greek hipster.

[JoeJoe]

You could mod your dwarves to be able to make capes, thongs and sandals. Then make everyone wear them for a sexy orgyfort.

[locustgate]

You could mod your dwarves to be able to make capes, thongs and sandals. Then make everyone wear them for a sexy orgyfort.

Reading the descriptions of the women................OH GOD MY EYES!!!!OH GOD MY MIND!!!!! BLEACH NOW!!!

[TheCritsyBear]

Sorry for two posts in one page, but, how do you get berries off of bushes? I'm playing a human fortress and the only crop I can grow here are Bilberries and Cranberries... Both of which my humans uproot completely from the ground and don't understand how to eat.

EDIT NOTE: I tried the obvious "Process plants" function, but it simply returns a "Requires unrotten" bla bla bla.

[greycat]

Sorry for two posts in one page, but, how do you get berries off of bushes?

You can't, yet.  Toady hasn't fully implemented all the new plants.

[TheCritsyBear]

Sorry for two posts in one page, but, how do you get berries off of bushes?

You can't, yet.  Toady hasn't fully implemented all the new plants.

Darn. Eggs cheese and the odd wolf-meat from now on, I suppose. ;\

[greycat]

Is it normal to have hundreds of rejects when generating a world with the "SMALL REGION" template?  Even with no modified settings at all (except end year), I get hundreds of rejects.  I got 259 of them in my most recent world, with only slight bumps to titans and civilizations.  It's not breaking (as far as I can see), but it's worrying me.

[WanderingKid]

PTW

[Wimopy]

Is it normal to have hundreds of rejects when generating a world with the "SMALL REGION" template?  Even with no modified settings at all (except end year), I get hundreds of rejects.  I got 259 of them in my most recent world, with only slight bumps to titans and civilizations.  It's not breaking (as far as I can see), but it's worrying me.

Yep, it's normal. I checked my vanilla version and the rejections are mainly because the game is having trouble creating enough mountain peaks it seems. (Or creating peaks at all, rather)
I think that's normal for small maps. Lowering the amount of mountain peaks you want should lower the number of rejections if it's bothering you.
Of course, it could be a problem with mountain generation in the new version, but I see nothing dangerous in it.

If it worries you enough, try generating maps in older versions after setting LOG_MAP_REJECTS in data/init/d_init.txt to YES. See if it produces similar results, it might actually be a new worldgen bug.