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[Enemy post]

changed their language to goblin (for now, if I can find a translated version of the d&d draconic language I will use that)

This site seems to be your best option. They've dug up as much information as they can on Draconic to make as close to a "canon" translator as possible.

[deathpunch578]

changed their language to goblin (for now, if I can find a translated version of the d&d draconic language I will use that)

This site seems to be your best option. They've dug up as much information as they can on Draconic to make as close to a "canon" translator as possible.

Thanks for posting this.

[TomiTapio]

Made a "let's use barrels of milk to prevent hospital dehydration deaths" reaction, milk into water. Haven't tested reaction yet.
Because "mine ice, press ice into hospital water" is slow.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

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[REACTION:MILK_TO_WATER] by TomiTapio, for hospital emergencies
   [NAME:milk into water]
   [BUILDING:SCREW_PRESS:CUSTOM_ALT_M]     
   [REAGENT:milk1:30:LIQUID_MISC:NONE:NONE:NONE]
     [REACTION_CLASS:MILK] milk_template has this.
     [UNROTTEN]
   [REAGENT:milkbucket:1:NONE:NONE:NONE:NONE] -not only bucket, allow barrel of milk too
     [CONTAINS:milk1]
     [DOES_NOT_ABSORB]
     [PRESERVE_REAGENT]
     [DOES_NOT_DETERMINE_PRODUCT_AMOUNT]   
   [REAGENT:B:1:BUCKET:NONE:NONE:NONE]
     [EMPTY]
     [DOES_NOT_ABSORB]
     [PRESERVE_REAGENT]
     [DOES_NOT_DETERMINE_PRODUCT_AMOUNT]
   [PRODUCT:100:1:LIQUID_MISC:NONE:WATER:NONE]
     [PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150]
     [PRODUCT_TO_CONTAINER:B]
   [SKILL:PRESSING]


also give your civ the reaction:
[PERMITTED_REACTION:ICE_TO_WATER] --by Malecus
[PERMITTED_REACTION:PRESS_PLANTS_WATER] --by Malecus
[PERMITTED_REACTION:MILK_TO_WATER] --by TomiTapio

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[REACTION:ICE_TO_WATER] --by Malecus
   [NAME:melt ice to bucket]
   [BUILDING:SCREW_PRESS:CUSTOM_I]
   [REAGENT:A:1:BOULDER:NO_SUBTYPE:WATER:NONE]
   [REAGENT:B:1:BUCKET:NONE:NONE:NONE][EMPTY][DOES_NOT_ABSORB][PRESERVE_REAGENT][DOES_NOT_DETERMINE_PRODUCT_AMOUNT]
   [PRODUCT:100:1:LIQUID_MISC:NONE:WATER:NONE][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150][PRODUCT_TO_CONTAINER:B]
   [SKILL:PRESSING]
   
[REACTION:PRESS_PLANTS_WATER] --by Malecus
   [NAME:press water from plants]
   [BUILDING:SCREW_PRESS:CUSTOM_ALT_P]
   [REAGENT:A:6:PLANT:NONE:NONE:NONE][DOES_NOT_DETERMINE_PRODUCT_AMOUNT]
   [REAGENT:B:1:BUCKET:NONE:NONE:NONE][EMPTY][DOES_NOT_ABSORB][PRESERVE_REAGENT][DOES_NOT_DETERMINE_PRODUCT_AMOUNT]
   [PRODUCT:100:1:LIQUID_MISC:NONE:WATER:NONE][PRODUCT_DIMENSION:150][PRODUCT_TO_CONTAINER:B]
   [SKILL:PRESSING]

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1. change beds so kobolds sleep on planks of wood, a large smoothed rock, or some cloth (but also have normal beds still exist for other races)
5. a way to distill water/store water

water: in goes bucket of water, out comes blarf_storage_item. reverse reaction would take in blarf_storage_item and output a bucketful of water. Or dig a pond.

cloth-and-stone bed:

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

[REACTION:CRAFT_ROCK_BED] --by Deon
   [NAME:craft rock bed]
   [BUILDING:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:CUSTOM_E]
   [REAGENT:A:1:BOULDER:NONE:NONE:NONE][WORTHLESS_STONE_ONLY]
   [REAGENT:B:1:CLOTH:NONE:NONE:NONE]
   [PRODUCT:100:1:BED:NONE:GET_MATERIAL_FROM_REAGENT:A:NONE]
   [SKILL:MASONRY]

water beds: 3 leather, 3 buckets of water, out comes waterleather bed.

[Eric Blank]

Perhaps if your reaction produced powdered milk or cheese as a byproduct, it would add additional economic benefit at the same time. You could rehydrate milk later, or use it in cooking

[D_E]

Merged most of Adventurecraft into the Zelda mod.  Still have to do the poison stuff and add the new reaction classes to the Zelda mod materials.

[Shonai_Dweller]

Fed up with [Animal_present:always] ending up with long lists of various giant beasts for the tiniest of my animal person tribes. But without it, they get none. Solved by letting giant beasts roam wherever they please (removed [Savage] from them). Nice balance of regular and giant beast owning tribes thriving now. Monkey people seem to lose all their monkeys though. Wrong climate probably. Will give them [Always] back. I guess once pet pops are fixed tribes might choose their animals more sensibly. Wild human tribes retain their huge horse herds for now.

A little nervous about how 44.10 stress balance will hit my Wild Dwarves. For all their masked, murderous ways, they're delicate little snowflakes psychologically.

[D_E]

Fed up with [Animal_present:always] ending up with long lists of various giant beasts for the tiniest of my animal person tribes. But without it, they get none. Solved by letting giant beasts roam wherever they please (removed [Savage] from them). Nice balance of regular and giant beast owning tribes thriving now. Monkey people seem to lose all their monkeys though. Wrong climate probably. Will give them [Always] back. I guess once pet pops are fixed tribes might choose their animals more sensibly. Wild human tribes retain their huge horse herds for now.

A little nervous about how 44.10 stress balance will hit my Wild Dwarves. For all their masked, murderous ways, they're delicate little snowflakes psychologically.

You can add multiple ANIMAL tokens and use custom creature class to guarantee that a civ always has certain creatures.  For example, the feathered zora in the Zelda mod now always get large birds like ostriches to haul their trade goods, as well as whatever other birds happen to live nearby:

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[ANIMAL]
[ANIMAL_CLASS:AVIAN]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:INTELLIGENT]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:MONSTER]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:FAIRY]
[ANIMAL]
[ANIMAL_CLASS:AVIAN_TRADE]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:INTELLIGENT]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:MONSTER]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:FAIRY]
[ANIMAL_ALWAYS_PRESENT]


[ZM5]

I'm personally wondering how my Darkest Dungeon mod is gonna interact with the stress changes, given how many of the creatures in it have negative moodlets attached to various interactions. I'd guess I'll have to tone those down once the update is out.

[SlimeOfSteel]

I'm making an editor that allows you to edit a unit's wounds. It was partially inspired by the gm-editor script. It's still in development, though.

[TomiTapio]

I'm personally wondering how my Darkest Dungeon mod is gonna interact with the stress changes, given how many of the creatures in it have negative moodlets attached to various interactions. I'd guess I'll have to tone those down once the update is out.

I'd try tweaking until 7% of dwarves go over 100k stress, after a violent clash where 3-20 people died.
No-violence peaceful shut-in fortress, goal maybe 1.5% go over 100k stress.

[Shonai_Dweller]

Fed up with [Animal_present:always] ending up with long lists of various giant beasts for the tiniest of my animal person tribes. But without it, they get none. Solved by letting giant beasts roam wherever they please (removed [Savage] from them). Nice balance of regular and giant beast owning tribes thriving now. Monkey people seem to lose all their monkeys though. Wrong climate probably. Will give them [Always] back. I guess once pet pops are fixed tribes might choose their animals more sensibly. Wild human tribes retain their huge horse herds for now.

A little nervous about how 44.10 stress balance will hit my Wild Dwarves. For all their masked, murderous ways, they're delicate little snowflakes psychologically.

You can add multiple ANIMAL tokens and use custom creature class to guarantee that a civ always has certain creatures.  For example, the feathered zora in the Zelda mod now always get large birds like ostriches to haul their trade goods, as well as whatever other birds happen to live nearby:

Code: [Select]

[ANIMAL]
[ANIMAL_CLASS:AVIAN]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:INTELLIGENT]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:MONSTER]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:FAIRY]
[ANIMAL]
[ANIMAL_CLASS:AVIAN_TRADE]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:INTELLIGENT]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:MONSTER]
[ANIMAL_FORBIDDEN_CLASS:FAIRY]
[ANIMAL_ALWAYS_PRESENT]


Yes, but I don't want to specify exactly what they can/can't have. I want a selection of all the cats in the game to be available to lion-person villages and see some variety between villages. But with ALWAYS, all the towns end up with a long list of ALL the big cats and their giant varieties. Without ALWAYS they're limited to "what's available in the local biome". Which is working better for all the tribes now that giant creatures are roaming everywhere (except for monkey people, but that's OK, they can have their wild ALWAYS forest retreats swarming with every type of monkey).

[Eric Blank]

Ah, you can add a "feline" or "avian" creature class to all the cats in the game and in the entity add only

   [ANIMAL]
      [ANIMAL_CLASS:FELINE]

And that will give the civ every creature in range of them that has the feline creature class. So youd just have to add that class to each of the cats' creature raws.

[bloop_bleep]

Ah, you can add a "feline" or "avian" creature class to all the cats in the game and in the entity add only

   [ANIMAL]
      [ANIMAL_CLASS:FELINE]

And that will give the civ every creature in range of them that has the feline creature class. So youd just have to add that class to each of the cats' creature raws.

I think they've done that already, and the problem they're having is that every village has a very large population of every single cat that they added that creature class to, so there's no variety.

[Shonai_Dweller]

Ah, you can add a "feline" or "avian" creature class to all the cats in the game and in the entity add only

   [ANIMAL]
      [ANIMAL_CLASS:FELINE]

And that will give the civ every creature in range of them that has the feline creature class. So youd just have to add that class to each of the cats' creature raws.

I think they've done that already, and the problem they're having is that every village has a very large population of every single cat that they added that creature class to, so there's no variety.

Yeah, that's it exactly. All my animals have classes now. I guess the overpopulating of every type of beast might be related to this bug:

http://www.bay12games.com/dwarves/mantisbt/view.php?id=10357

In the meantime, limiting most of the tribes to what's available locally works OK. Most of the tribes stick to similar biomes to their animal counterparts.

I imagine giant animals being able to roam wherever they like will make actually playing Fun. We'll see.

[thefriendlyhacker]

Was running a test fort when my snowy partly haunted embark caught fire.

As it turned out, scholars with bonfire bound codexes were arriving at my fort, who then swiftly transformed into !!scholars!! standing in a blood snow soaked grass fire.

'twas funny, if nothing else.