local RelationsOverlay=defclass(RelationsOverlay,TransparentViewscreen)
function RelationsOverlay:onRender()
self._native.parent:render()
if self._native.parent._type~=df.viewscreen_layer_unit_relationshipst then self:dismiss() return end
for k,v in ipairs(self.overrides) do
local bg=self._native.parent.layer_objects[0].cursor==k+1 and COLOR_GREEN or v.str.color_bg
dfhack.screen.paintString({fg=v.str.color_fg,bg=bg},52,v.line+3,v.str.name)
end
end
local custom_relation_types={}
custom_relation_types[413]={name='Moirail',color_fg=COLOR_RED,color_bg=COLOR_BLACK}
custom_relation_types[612]={name='Kismesis',color_fg=COLOR_BLACK,color_bg=COLOR_GREY}
custom_relation_types[1025]={name='Auspistice',color_fg=COLOR_BLACK,color_bg=COLOR_WHITE} --actually screw that one but whatever.
function RelationsOverlay:onShow()
if self._native.parent._type~=df.viewscreen_layer_unit_relationshipst then self:dismiss() return end
self.relationships=df.historical_figure.find(self._native.parent.unit.hist_figure_id).info.relationships.list
if not self.relationships then self:dismiss() return end
local overrideIds={}
for k,relationship in ipairs(self.relationships) do
for kk,relation_type in ipairs(relationship.anon_3) do --anon_3 is a vector of relationship types. The existing enum is not related to anon_3's version.
if custom_relation_types[relation_type] then table.insert(overrideIds,{id=relationship.histfig_id,str=custom_relation_types[relation_type]}) end
end
end
self.overrides={}
for k,relation_hf in ipairs(self._native.parent.relation_hf) do
for kk,overrideId in ipairs(overrideIds) do
if relation_hf.id==overrideId.id then print(kk) table.insert(self.overrides,{line=k,str=overrideId.str}) end
end
end
end
that's all i got so far, just display code, but obviously what you see there means that i can add arbitrary relationship types to whoever i want whenever i want, which is pretty great
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