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[Scamps]

meow :3

[TolyK]

 
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[Flaede]

hahaha. nice.

[PTTG??]

Not again.

[monk12]

I have seen the future of the fortress, and it has whiskers.

[NSQuote]

I have seen the future of the fortress, and it has whiskers.

But apparently no tail.

[Thundercraft]

meow :3

Cute! 

[Dutchling]

meow :3

Cute! 

DIE!

[Untelligent]

Scamps has been adopted by Development Page Thread.
Development Page Thread cancels all rational thought: Interrupted by Scamps



So anyway, after the round of bugfixes the next thing on the dev page is some town stuff, including workshops. Will we be able to use these workshops in Adventure Mode?

[SirPenguin]

Has anyone figured out the inconsistent nature of pots? I want to write a bug report on it, but I see Toady already closed one as "Unable to reproduce", so I want to narrow down the issue.

Right now it seems their use as storage is completely random at best. I have a food stockpile full of plants, meat, and fish and a workshop full of stone pots, and no one is seeing fit to combine the two. Others have said pots have near unlimited storage capacity.

Any idea what's up? I haven't glazed the pots, but would I have to with a stone pot?

[Neonivek]

Scamps has been adopted by Development Page Thread.
Development Page Thread cancels all rational thought: Interrupted by Scamps



So anyway, after the round of bugfixes the next thing on the dev page is some town stuff, including workshops. [color=chartreuseWill we be able to use these workshops in Adventure Mode?

At this point I am surprised Toady didn't create an account called "Scamps" Especially for April Fools.

[Thundercraft]

31.19 does not have animal mass play any factor in how much they eat.  How much they need to eat is derived from an absolute value in the [GRAZER:<integer>] tag.  The integer determines how much of the hunger variable is removed per unit of grass eaten.

...keep in mind that milk production is also independent of creature size - goats produce just as much milk as cows, in spite of eating less than a tenth as much grass.

It seems that neither milk production, nor grazing, nor other food requirements are adjusted based on the genetics of creatures and civilizations. Nor are they directly influenced by or proportional to body size.

Question: Are there any plans to make milk production, grazing, and/or food consumption influenced by genetics or body size?

[Rockphed]

Question: Are there any plans to make milk production, grazing, and/or food consumption influenced by genetics or body size?

Not an answer, but remember that dwarves are happy if they make a meal out of dragonfly brains.

[Flaede]

# stopped regrow from adding extra grass types on a tile

Aw. I thought It like meadows with different grasses sticking up between each other.

[Mel_Vixen]

Yeah that was kinda realistic. Pure breed lawns are a human invention. A real meadow has all sorts of grasses and plants all over the place.