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[Dirst]

Can I define multiple different syndroms for one material? I mean, for instance, a poison which has different effect on dwarves and elves.

Yes, a material can have multiple syndromes, each with a SYN_AFFECTED_CREATURE.

[BlackFlyme]

Thanks alot. Also can you see whats wrong with this reaction? It makes a wood bed out of a wood and 3 clothes

[REACTION:MAKE_WOOD_BED]
        [NAME:make wood bed]
        [BUILDING:CARPENTER:NONE]
        [REAGENT:A:wood:1:WOOD:NONE:NONE:NONE]
        [REAGENT:B:30000:CLOTH:NONE:NONE:NONE]
        [PRODUCT:100:1:BED:NONE:GET_MATERIAL_FROM_REAGENT:A:NONE]
        [SKILL:CARPENTRY]

I get missing reaction definition error when i try to load the save

A:wood means you have 2 reagent IDs.

Also, that error is when something has been removed. Did you change any object IDs?

[Sver]

Yes, a material can have multiple syndromes, each with a SYN_AFFECTED_CREATURE.

Should I separate them with [SYNDROME] tags or something?

A:wood means you have 2 reagent IDs.

Huh? I'm pretty sure this is correct.

Bozdogan, as long as I can say, it's not the reaction that causes error, it's wrong/missing [PERMITTED_REACTION:MAKE_WOOD_BED] line in entity raws.

[Dirst]

Yes, a material can have multiple syndromes, each with a SYN_AFFECTED_CREATURE.

Should I separate them with [SYNDROME] tags or something?

Yes.  They should also each have a distinct name for troubleshooting purposes.

A:wood means you have 2 reagent IDs.

Huh? I'm pretty sure this is correct.

Bozdogan, as long as I can say, it's not the reaction that causes error, it's wrong/missing [PERMITTED_REACTION:MAKE_WOOD_BED] line in entity raws.

The first argument after REAGENT is the ID.  It can be any text, but since it appears in the interface it ought to give the player a hint of what is required.  Interactions have very generic IDs like "A" because the player never sees them.

[Sver]

Yes.  They should also each have a distinct name for troubleshooting purposes.

Thanks.

The first argument after REAGENT is the ID.  It can be any text, but since it appears in the interface it ought to give the player a hint of what is required.  Interactions have very generic IDs like "A" because the player never sees them.

Oh, I see now.

[pikachu17]

Is there any way to make your home civ automatically have a certain gem for embark/trade but not have a building you can make free gems in-game?

[Dirst]

Is there any way to make your home civ automatically have a certain gem for embark/trade but not have a building you can make free gems in-game?

Any reaction that produces the gem should suffice, even if it requires seven slade goblets as reagents.  Not sure if the reaction even needs to be attached to a building.

[pikachu17]

If the civ is playable and the reaction isn't attached to a building players wont be able to make the gem, but will be able to get at embark all the time right?

[Dirst]

If the civ is playable and the reaction isn't attached to a building players wont be able to make the gem, but will be able to get at embark all the time right?

I'm not sure about the building angle (has anyone here tested that idea?), but like I said you could make the reagents stupidly expensive to keep the manufacturing process out of the player's hands.

[Teneb]

If the civ is playable and the reaction isn't attached to a building players wont be able to make the gem, but will be able to get at embark all the time right?

I'm not sure about the building angle (has anyone here tested that idea?), but like I said you could make the reagents stupidly expensive to keep the manufacturing process out of the player's hands.

I think it works, actually. Easily tested by removing the building from the steel reaction and seeing if you still get steel items at embark.

[Sver]

Do [SYN_INHALED] syndromes affect creatures with [NOBREATHE] and/or without breathing bodyparts? (presuming there are no any other obstacles)

[Meph]

When I open menus ingame like the Siege Workshop or Forge, I get all kind of spoiler metals in the lists... is that normal?

Its kinda distracting if you have 12 normal weapon-grade metals and 10 fancy-super-rare things you shouldnt be aware of anyway.

[BlackFlyme]

Do [SYN_INHALED] syndromes affect creatures with [NOBREATHE] and/or without breathing bodyparts? (presuming there are no any other obstacles)

As far as I am aware, NOBREATHE creatures are unaffected, but creatures without breathing parts may still be able to breathe.

When I open menus ingame like the Siege Workshop or Forge, I get all kind of spoiler metals in the lists... is that normal?

Its kinda distracting if you have 12 normal weapon-grade metals and 10 fancy-super-rare things you shouldnt be aware of anyway.

Adamantine has been spoiled in unmodded games for a while now, so it may just be an unintended feature.

[Putnam]

When I open menus ingame like the Siege Workshop or Forge, I get all kind of spoiler metals in the lists... is that normal?

Its kinda distracting if you have 12 normal weapon-grade metals and 10 fancy-super-rare things you shouldnt be aware of anyway.

Spoiler metals have always shown up in every menu where any metals show up at all.

[pantsentranced]

I'd like to create a unit on the surface about 1/4 of the way from the top left corner of the map.

What would be the best way using a lua script to find the coordinates of that location?

Also, is there an easy way to tell if that tile is occupied by a tree or something solid?