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[heatblade1212]

you would not happen to be able to make "Giant" clothes or armor in this mod, for larger modded races would you?
or if you are a large race, will your created item fit by default?

[Soadreqm]

I think everything fits by default. Either that, or the three player races as well as goblins and kobolds have all been hardcoded to get right sized clothing, which doesn't sound plausible.

[Facekillz058]

Alright, this mod looks amazing, but i have absolutely no knowledge as to how I install this.

Is there some sort of universal mod installation guide available, or...?

And also, would i need to gen a new world for the mod to work if i did manage to install it?

[Putnam]

If there are files, put them in raw/objects.

If there's a raw folder, put it in your base directory.

If there's an objects folder, put it into your raw folder.

[Toxicshadow]

If there are files, put them in raw/objects.

If there's a raw folder, put it in your base directory.

If there's an objects folder, put it into your raw folder.

Anyone?

[Facekillz058]

Alright, thanks!

[heatblade1212]

I think everything fits by default. Either that, or the three player races as well as goblins and kobolds have all been hardcoded to get right sized clothing, which doesn't sound plausible.

that seemed to be the case, the items are fitting to my custom races by default. fortunately lol

[Lofn]

Hallo chaps and chapettes.

you would not happen to be able to make "Giant" clothes or armor in this mod, for larger modded races would you?
or if you are a large race, will your created item fit by default?

The physical size of the races isn't important - the creator of the clothes determines the race that can wear it.

where do you download this mod into, ive extracted it from winrar into raw/objects and created a new world and it won't work. is there something i haven't done for it to work (if it matters i'm on the newest version of DF and using lazy newb pack

From the readme:

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If you want to install both the Adventure and Fortress mode materials and reactions, installation is as simple as extracting the contents of 'required', 'adventure', 'fortress', 'interactions' and 'creatures' into the raw/objects folder.  Make sure they are all within the same directory rather than their original folder (so, no 'adventure' and 'fortress' folders within raw/objects).

This will require you to overwrite a large number of vanilla raw files, so be sure to back up the entire directory before you start installing.

Does anyone know just how you can encounter the other mage types? So far, I can only find necromancers.

Mentalists will also build towers, but pyromancers and psykers do not actually appear in the world currently. I'll try to get this fixed and posted in the next few days.

I've looked into the raws [snip]

In all honesty, the psykers are the least finished of the four new mage types. Releasing them at all was a bit of a mistake. I would be surprised if the psyker interactions that work outnumber the ones than don't.

I am currently applying the relevant changes listed in "file changes.txt" to the files that come zipped in the mod, I hope this is the right way to do it?

Thank you very much for your efforts - very much appreciated. My usual method is to go through the new raws and paste in the variation lines, to ensure I don't miss anything that Toady might have forgotten to note in the changelog.

I'll be trying to knock together a more polished interaction update to fix some of these issues. If I get time I'll also try to fix up the broken potions.

[Facekillz058]

So i find this mod to be extremely fun, and useful for making trophies out of things corpses.

I do have one suggestion, however:

Staves, my idea behind it is, you could make a staff from 2 wood units, then, with a reaction, you could attach weights of either rock, metal, or bone to the staff, which would require one or two units of said rock/metal/bone, allowing the staff to have a use as a weapon by increasing its weight.
To my untrained in modding brain, it seems like this would be possible by having a reaction inwhich the staff is consumed and the weight material is consumed, and an entirely new staff is created with the weight of the rock/bone/metal you chose to attach.

I.E.: Pine Staff + Small Gabbro Stone = Gabbro Weighted Staff.

In my opinion the attacks a staff could do would be bashing with the handle, and striking, and maybe slapping, for that extra comedic value.

It would be a multi-grasp weapon, a little bit smaller than a halberd.

I don't really know what skill it would use, Striker possibly?

[EvilTwin]

I am currently applying the relevant changes listed in "file changes.txt" to the files that come zipped in the mod, I hope this is the right way to do it?

Thank you very much for your efforts - very much appreciated. My usual method is to go through the new raws and paste in the variation lines, to ensure I don't miss anything that Toady might have forgotten to note in the changelog.


Hehe, no problem. I ended up just running vimdiff on the files your mod replaces and ironing out the changes, there wasn't much to be changed though, except for the whole [BENIGN] thing, and I ended up simply writing a script for that.

[MinethatCrackers]

How do you do the crafting in this? Is it in a different menu than X, or did I do it wrong?

EDIT: I got it working, but I am unable to wear the bone gauntlets that I made. The other armor works fine, but I can't put the gauntlets on. I already removed my other gloves, and took everything out of my hands. Any thoughts? Also, what is a cheerful campfire? My regular campfire must not be doing the job.

[EvilTwin]

How do you do the crafting in this? Is it in a different menu than X, or did I do it wrong?

EDIT: I got it working, but I am unable to wear the bone gauntlets that I made. The other armor works fine, but I can't put the gauntlets on. I already removed my other gloves, and took everything out of my hands. Any thoughts? Also, what is a cheerful campfire? My regular campfire must not be doing the job.

Cheerful campfire can be used for crafting as it works as a tool. The standard one doesn't and is not moddable, so yeah. Gloves are currently bugged

[marijuana]

Okay, I give up. I need some help making arrows. I just keep getting bundles and then it turns the bundles into bundles again, but ow do I get them to arrows. I kept pressing buttons but I got bolts, not arrows. This crafting business is so confusing.

[nomad]

i also seem unable to equip any bone gauntlets i make, not sure why

[Putnam]

Gloves can't be made through player-created reactions because handedness can't be defined through player-created reactions.