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[xzaxza]

What's the preference for outdoors that Dwarf Therapist thinks workers such as woodcutters should ideally have? The wiki doesn't seem to know of it. How's it coded?

[Clément]

It's not a real preference, it is a special field in a unit personality (unit_personality.likes_outdoors in DFHack). In the same way that Detachment is not a real personality traits (unit_personality.combat_hardened).

If I am not mistaken it is related to how much a dwarf will hate the rain.

[xzaxza]

Ah, thanks! I suppose it's a counter of some sorts, being outside a lot makes the dwarf become less annoyed by it? Meaning no one's born an ideal woodcutter/herbalist?

[Clément]

Cave adaptation is a counter. Likes outdoors has only three values (0, 1, 2), I don't know how or if it changes. I did not do the research.

[Afghani84]

quick question since I couldn't find it via searching:
the wiki mentions here that Dwarf Therapist has an option to sort dwarves by stress level. How do I do that exactly? Thanks for the help!

[Clément]

Stress is the "Happiness" column.

[Afghani84]

Stress is the "Happiness" column.

Thanks, easier than I thought

[hanni79]

Is there any possibility to do a filter script which shows which dwarf likes which drink ?

I am trying to acquire every possible drink my dwarfes like and then force my kitchen to use those drinks in meals via "gui/workshop-job (alt-a)" so my dwarfes can get good thoughts from meals again.

Reading 110 Dwarves is a bit grindy though, which is why I wondered if it were possible to show food/preferences in Dwarf Therapist.

[Fleeting Frames]

Well, currently there's preferences tab (right-click on pending changes to add), sort by type, search for wine|beer|brew|rum|cider|spirits|mead|cruor|perry (might be missing some drink types).

[hanni79]

Well, currently there's preferences tab (right-click on pending changes to add), sort by type, search for wine|beer|brew|rum|cider|spirits|mead|cruor (might be missing some drink types).

Thank you very much ! Never knew about this, awesome ! 

[Ihtomyt]

Hopefully this is the best place to ask this question. I have some filters set up in Dwarf Therapist, and they are working great. However, I don't think the filter for needing to pray is working because I don't know what value to put in for the deity_id argument. d.get_need_focus_degree(2,?) < 2 ... sorry if this is in the documentation somewhere, but search is failing me. Does anyone know how to determine the deity_id value to use for different ones?

[Clément]

It is the historical figure id for the deity. There is no easy way to find it, sorry. This function is mainly used for the generated filter when you click on a need focus degree in the "Needs" window. You can filter a range by selecting multiple items in the list (shift click or drag).

If you don't care about the deity, maybe try "get_need_type_focus", it will give you the worst focus for all the needs with the given need id. Focus values are under -100000 for "badly distracted", under -10000 for "distracted", under -1000 for "unfocused", above 100 for "untroubled", above 200 for "level headed", above 300 for "unfettered" (max is 400).

[Ihtomyt]

Thank you so much, that was what I needed! Thank you for this tool! I'm sure many have said the same, but there's no way I could/would play a fortress with more than 50 dwarves without it.

[GandalfTheGreyt3791]

Dwarf Therapist – 41.1.7

Home page – Latest Release – Changelog

Compatible with Dwarf Fortress from 0.42.06 to 0.47.04 (some versions may be missing memory layout depending on the operating system).

Dwarf Therapist Guide: Github Repository – Latest Release

DFFD Alternative Downloads
quick question. what download would I use for elementary os

• Windows 32 bits
• Windows 64 bits
• Stand-alone Manual

Linux packages and repositories

• COPR Repository for Fedora users
• AUR package for Arch Linux users

Known issues

Happiness thresholds have changed since DF 0.44.10. When using Dwarf Therapist 40.0.1 or newer with DF 0.44.09 or older, happiness levels (miserable, unhappy, fine, happy, ...) will not be displayed correctly. You need to add a modified game_data.ini in DT's data folder (use "Open data directory" in the "File" menu, if you don't know where it is). Replace the happiness_levels section with (add a zero in each threshold):

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[happiness_levels]
miserable/threshold = 500000
miserable/desc = "is utterly harrowed by the nightmare that is their tragic life"
very_unhappy/trhreshold = 250000
very_unhappy/desc = "is haggard and drawn due to the tremendous stresses placed on them"
unhappy/threshold = 100000
unhappy/desc = "is under a great deal of stress"
fine/threshold = -100000
content/threshold = -250000
happy/threshold = -500000
ecstatic/threshold = -1000000Remember to delete your modified game_data.ini, when you want to go back to the latest version.

Older versions can be found in Splinterz's topic.

[lethosor]

As a heads-up, it took me a while to find your question. The usual convention on these forums is to delete the parts of the quote that you're not referring to, and to put your question outside of the quote block so people can find it more easily. Something like this:

DFFD Alternative Downloads

• Windows 32 bits
• Windows 64 bits
• Stand-alone Manual

quick question. what download would I use for elementary os


To answer your question, since Elementary OS is a Linux distribution, none of those three links are what you want. The first two are Windows-only, and the third is a standalone PDF copy of the documentation. Instead, you should look at the "latest release" link from the first post in this thread:

Dwarf Therapist – 41.1.7

Home page – Latest Release – Changelog

This will take you to a page with several downloads, including one with "Linux" and "AppImage" in its name. Since Elementary OS is based on Ubuntu, which is fairly common, I would expect the AppImage to work out of the box (as long as your OS is 64-bit).

Perhaps the "Alternative downloads" section could be clarified with another link to the GitHub downloads - my screen is a bit wide, and I didn't immediately notice the "Latest release" link since it was centered.