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[jetex1911]

The next thing for DF-Hack: Time Control.

[BigD145]

The next thing for DF-Hack: Time Control.

Suddenly SPRING!!

And then the Caravan Arc committed economic suicide.

[peterix]

The next thing for DF-Hack: Time Control.

I tried, it's too buggy

That's uniformly 0, too.

I was really hoping to not need to modify dfhack.... drat.

EDIT: I got it. The existing logic was mostly sound, but disabled. I reenabled it and changed the job id read from DWord to Word, and it works.

Well, that stuff was disabled it seems. Wow. I completely missed it when I was last updating the creature module. Consider it fixed I'll do some testing and maybe add a dwarf job dump tool or something like that so these things can be easily tested in the future.

[ZCM]

Well, that stuff was disabled it seems. Wow. I completely missed it when I was last updating the creature module. Consider it fixed I'll do some testing and maybe add a dwarf job dump tool or something like that so these things can be easily tested in the future.

Cool. Now I just need to figure out how to tell the difference between "No Job" and "On Break"... it appears the method Dwarf Therapist was using no longer works.

[notfood]

Hello, I am new to DFHack, I can't seem to be able to run it under linux.

I keep getting this error while trying to use most tools:

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terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DFHack::Error::InvalidMemoryDefinition'
  what():  memory object is INVALID: type address key /Maps/map_data
Aborted

I did a git pull and compiled it. I checked the Memory.xml file contains v0.31.25 linux.

What am I doing wrong?

[peterix]

Hello, I am new to DFHack, I can't seem to be able to run it under linux.

I keep getting this error while trying to use most tools:

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terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DFHack::Error::InvalidMemoryDefinition'
  what():  memory object is INVALID: type address key /Maps/map_data
Aborted

I did a git pull and compiled it. I checked the Memory.xml file contains v0.31.25 linux.

What am I doing wrong?

You're too fast

I'm working on full linux support and those entries are just placeholders so that the search tools can identify the running DF version. 0.31.22 is almost complete now and the rest will follow quickly after that.

[notfood]

Oh, alright. Thanks.

[ZCM]

Cool. Now I just need to figure out how to tell the difference between "No Job" and "On Break"... it appears the method Dwarf Therapist was using no longer works.

Apparently it does work, it just has the wrong offset in its memory layout file.

As of 0.31.23, the states vector is at dwarf+0x5A0. It's a vector of pointers to words; if any of the words are 0x11, the dwarf is on break. (I'm betting there's also some durations in there, and maybe some other stuff.)

[meowmix]

when i spawn obsidian in midair it kind of just floats there, is there a way to make the obsidian fall to the ground?

[peterix]

Oh, alright. Thanks.

Should be OK now.

when i spawn obsidian in midair it kind of just floats there, is there a way to make the obsidian fall to the ground?

Maybe. I don't know. The obsidian spawning thing is mainly meant to patch up holes in the magma sea in case it leaks into hell and causes FPS problems... at least that was the original purpose.

[Dante]

If you then spawn water and magma adjacent / on top of floating obsidian, to make 'natural' obsidian, it collapses as normal.

I've noticed the obsidian-creating tool doesn't work more than a certain number of Z's above ground. Is this a bug?

[peterix]

If you then spawn water and magma adjacent / on top of floating obsidian, to make 'natural' obsidian, it collapses as normal.

I've noticed the obsidian-creating tool doesn't work more than a certain number of Z's above ground. Is this a bug?

There is no space there, it just doesn't exist. And sadly, there's no way to manipulate something that doesn't exist. Build a staircase to create more space

[Dante]

Ah, interesting. Thanks. So do flying creatures never path into that space / things not get flung by bridges into that space even though you can see it? Or does it assign reality to the new Z-level when a creature enters it, too?

[Rose]

this raises the question... is there a way to make it ignore the height limits when assigning reality?

[peterix]

Well, I'm sure the creatures can move in this non-initialized space. It's just that the game tries to save some memory by not tracking details of what's basically air. Same happened with map blocks deep underground in the 40d and older versions. They didn't exist until you tunneled into them.

Japa: that's a very bad idea. While the map blocks might not exist for parts of the map, the map still has fixed size. There's probably a way to fake it all, but I'm not doing that. It would be too much of a hack.