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[Rose]

it's even technically possible to respect the shown, but greyed out, tiles, but they are stockpiles in dwarf mode, so it's not implemented yet.

[Immacolata]

I downloaded Stonesense Slate 2.2 and run it on DF .16 - it works except I can't see stockpiles even with the option turned to YES in the init file. I have trawled this thread to see if there was some kind of issues with that, but I am not sure. I can however turn on Zones with the I key and it displays the area where the stockpiles are created. But no actualy content, just flat cavern floor.

[Rose]

damn, I thought I fixed that.

zones and stockpiles are swapped. but you still can't see what's on the stockpiles, since that requires showing items, and we can't do that yet.

[Immacolata]

Right, thanks. Showing items would be awesome to have one day, or maybe not, depending on how much it would clutter your screen

Btw I really love what Stonesense does to my Dwarf Fortiness experience. Applause!

[jonask84]

Right, thanks. Showing items would be awesome to have one day, or maybe not, depending on how much it would clutter your screen

Btw I really love what Stonesense does to my Dwarf Fortiness experience. Applause!

Thanks mate We really enjoy it too, that's how it started hehe

The items we could do, we have that info, the only problem is there is literally 7 billion of them in an average fort. We'd have to be mighty clever to parse them just right without crashing your CPU to hell and back But we've been experimenting with it, for sure.

[LoSboccacc]

yes! finally a working stonesense!

I love this program

and now, for let the steam off my cosmical pessimism:
this also means that a new dwarf fortress incompatible release is almost there

[Deon]

I am not sure how close is it,  we may have to wait for a few months more.

[LoSboccacc]

I am not sure how close is it,  we may have to wait for a few months more.

neither I am, I just believe that it's just too sweet to have all the tools working, it doesn't sound right.

amrok giveth, amrok taketh

[Drakeero]

284 pages is a lot and I don't see anything obvious in the screenshots so please forgive me if I ask a stupid question.

Does Stonesense take into account the different colors of various stones and metals with constructed projects?

Like, if you have a wall out of obsidian with hematite blocks worked in as a pattern will the hematite stand out?

[Rose]

yes.

[elmariachi]

Still can't run it in Linux oh why dwarven overlords???

[Rose]

yes it can.

you just have to compile it yourself.

check out the ON_COMPILING.txt

it may be a little outdated, though. just disregard what it says about the dfhack version, and install 0.5.0.2

[elmariachi]

I can't compile it. It says

Code: [Select]

In file included from /home/mariachi/bin/stonesense/Block.h:3:0,
                 from /home/mariachi/bin/stonesense/Block.cpp:1:
/home/mariachi/bin/stonesense/common.h:21:20: fatal error: DFHack.h: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/stonesense.dir/Block.cpp.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/stonesense.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2

but dfhack is installed. Should I copy some dfhack files to the stonesense build directory?

[Rose]

apparentley it isn't, in fact, installed.

[elmariachi]

I'm very sure it is  so... maybe it got installed in the wrong place or something
Memory.xml is in /usr/share/dfhack the other files I can't find, but they are here somewhere 100% (damn automatic installations)