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[devek]

On windows there is only one command line option that matters, -b to show base layers.

[notfood]

I notice an issue under Linux, it happened to DwarfTherapist in the same way.

It appears that the tools are reading the save data instead of the variable memory.

When I load a map, all the tools work fine. It's enough for me to build something or dig into something and most tools will fail with memory read errors.

After embark no tool would work, I need to save and load the map for them to run without issue. Both problems are fixed by saving and reloading, just like in DwarfTherapist before it got fixed.

Reproducible: Always.
Version: latest git pull / df 0.31.25

[peterix]

I notice an issue under Linux, it happened to DwarfTherapist in the same way.

It appears that the tools are reading the save data instead of the variable memory.

When I load a map, all the tools work fine. It's enough for me to build something or dig into something and most tools will fail with memory read errors.

After embark no tool would work, I need to save and load the map for them to run without issue. Both problems are fixed by saving and reloading, just like in DwarfTherapist before it got fixed.

Reproducible: Always.
Version: latest git pull / df 0.31.25

Well, can't reproduce the problem. Only thing I found is a bad creature vector or some name reading issue with demons... so that's a thing to fix for sure.

There is no 'save' version of the data. What kind of kernel are you running? I have things working with 64bit kernels for sure. There were some problems with 32bit in the past, where switching between PAE or non-PAE kernels fixed the problem.

Anyway, run the dfincremental tool and post the big list it prints somewhere. That should tell us at least something.

[fumphar]

How to build the DFHack examples (tools/examples/*.cpp)?

If I'm in the directory, cmake complains I should build the whole thing. But if I build the whole thing (according to the steps in COMPILE.rst), the examples are not built. Only the source files in tools/supported/*.cpp are compiled.

I just copied one source file over to tools/supported and added it to the CMakeLists.txt there. That worked so I'm fine, but would be nice to know...

[peterix]

How to build the DFHack examples (tools/examples/*.cpp)?

If I'm in the directory, cmake complains I should build the whole thing. But if I build the whole thing (according to the steps in COMPILE.rst), the examples are not built. Only the source files in tools/supported/*.cpp are compiled.

I just copied one source file over to tools/supported and added it to the CMakeLists.txt there. That worked so I'm fine, but would be nice to know...

1. they are more of a set of debug/development tools at this point. I might as well rename the directory to 'random'
2. There are build options for that. Read the COMPILE document better next time. If unsure, use ccmake or the cmake-gui program instead of plain cmake to see all the available options in a GUI.

PS: some of the options are too new and aren't documented. This is mostly the package generator/release stuff.

[fumphar]

2. There are build options for that. Read the COMPILE document better next time. If unsure, use ccmake or the cmake-gui program instead of plain cmake to see all the available options in a GUI.

Thanks, worked fine :-)

(Using: cmake .. -G"MinGW Makefiles" -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE:string=Release -DBUILD_DFHACK_EXAMPLES=ON)

[wuphonsreach]

On windows there is only one command line option that matters, -b to show base layers.

It's a shame that there's not a way to give it an option to only list a range of layers.  This 3x3 embark supposedly has 27k Marble according to DFProspector, but when I use DFReveal, there's zero layers of marble above the SMR layer.

Something is wonky...

[Makbeth]

Is it identifying something else as marble, I wonder?  Maybe the addition of fire clay changed up the stone/soil/mineral IDs, and DFhack is using old ones? 

Of course, I have no idea what I'm talking about.  Just a wild guess.

[wuphonsreach]

Is it identifying something else as marble, I wonder?  Maybe the addition of fire clay changed up the stone/soil/mineral IDs, and DFhack is using old ones? 

Of course, I have no idea what I'm talking about.  Just a wild guess.

Fire clay would be a good guess.  I am in an embark with peat and I'm pretty sure that there is clay either up top or down in the caverns (I haven't done any clay industry yet).

[Quietust]

Is it identifying something else as marble, I wonder?  Maybe the addition of fire clay changed up the stone/soil/mineral IDs, and DFhack is using old ones? 

That shouldn't be the case, since DFHack fetches the material IDs directly from the game's memory.

[Jeoshua]

Is it identifying something else as marble, I wonder?  Maybe the addition of fire clay changed up the stone/soil/mineral IDs, and DFhack is using old ones? 

That shouldn't be the case, since DFHack fetches the material IDs directly from the game's memory.

In addition, it shows "Mithril" and other modded-in elements just fine

[peterix]

Is it identifying something else as marble, I wonder?  Maybe the addition of fire clay changed up the stone/soil/mineral IDs, and DFhack is using old ones? 

That shouldn't be the case, since DFHack fetches the material IDs directly from the game's memory.

In addition, it shows "Mithril" and other modded-in elements just fine

The tool doesn't understand the semi-molten rock layers. My guess is that there's a lot of molten marble deep undergorund

[Patchy]

I don't know how possible it is, but maybe someone could work on developing a tool to remove dwarf ownership of clothing items that are not put away in cabinets? Just thought I'd suggest it since it would seem like a fairly convenient tool to have around.

[Jacob/Lee]

Is there a way to stop reveal if it happens to become frozen in reveal when I close the hack on complete accident?

[peterix]

I don't know how possible it is, but maybe someone could work on developing a tool to remove dwarf ownership of clothing items that are not put away in cabinets? Just thought I'd suggest it since it would seem like a fairly convenient tool to have around.

Well, that's a good idea and has been discussed before. I'll see what can be done.

Is there a way to stop reveal if it happens to become frozen in reveal when I close the hack on complete accident?

Ummm... what?