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[ivanthe8th]

I'm on OS X, and Dwarf Therapist doesn't seem to be working for me with 0.34.11 currently. What do I do with the OS X offsets to make it work?

You would have to paste them into your Dwarf Therapist application manually. While not a particularly difficult process, it involves use of the command line. Command-line environments have been found to cause panic and anxiety in the technologically challenged. Proceed at your own risk; consult your local Mac or Linux/Unix guru if symptoms persist:)

First, select the stuff in that 'code' block -- all of it -- and copy it to clipboard with Apple-C. Then open a terminal window (Applications/Launchpad -> Utilities -> Terminal) and, in the terminal window, proceed as follows (text in parenthesis are instructions for you to follow, text outside parenthesis are commands for you to type as shown):

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cat > v0.34.11.ini
(Now press Apple+V on your keyboard to paste the offset text, then RETURN followed by Control+D. You should get the terminal prompt back at that point.)
cd /Applications/DwarfTherapist.app/Contents/MacOS/etc/memory_layouts/osx
sudo cp ~/v0.34.11.ini .
(It will ask you for your password, type it, your keystrokes will not show up on the screen. Once you hit RETURN and see the terminal prompt again, you're done and can press Control+D to end your terminal session.)

Now launch Dwarf Therapist like you normally would and it should connect to v0.34.11.

There is an easier approach for osx. If you right-click on Dwarf Therapist in your applications folder, click "show package contents" it shows you all the files associated with the program.

That shows you the myriad of folders associated with the Therapist. To find the memory layouts, go through MacOS>etc>memory_layouts>osx There you'll find the .ini files for the current version. You can open textedit and copy/paste the data and save it as an appropriately-named .ini file into the folder.

It seems a little bit complex, digging through all those folders. But at least you aren't using the command line.

[King Mir]

Rememberer folks: When you use the command line, you're in command.

But here the command line is a convenience for navigating to the correct folder and not opening a text editor. You can instead navigate to the folder through the gui, and then use a text editor to save the information under the proper name.

[splinterz]

@splinterz

There seems to be a little problem with the info in the mouse-overs sometimes. At least after changing some options and re-read the dwarfs.
The related roles percentages in the cell mouse-over seems to differ until you switch to the roles tab and back. The same for the top 3 roles in the name mouse-over, first there are zero roles, after switching to the roles tab and back there are three again...

Running @ Win7 x64

do you need to go to the roles tab, or does selecting another dwarf on the current tab refresh it after a read?

[plaidman]

Did I miss something? Have the OSX offsets for .11 been posted?

[Geleihoofd]

do you need to go to the roles tab, or does selecting another dwarf on the current tab refresh it after a read?

Yes, I have to go to the roles tab.

To be more precise, I have to go to the roles tab every time I've commited some changes to DF, otherwise the top 3 (I use 10) roles are gone and the role percentages are scaled down (since it doesn't make any difference in sorting).

[Argelle]

Same observation than Geleihoofd there, on win 7, 32 bits.
Pop up on a dwarf : 0 top 3 roles, change tab, going back : top 3 displayed in pop up.

[ludsoe]

If anyone's interested, I have working offsets for v0.34.11 on OSX. These are for vanilla Dwarf Therapist; at the moment I can't make Splinterz's version build.

Spoiler: Offsets for 34.11 on OSX (click to show/hide)

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[info]
checksum=0x8f421f9c
version_name=v0.34.11
complete=true

[addresses]
translation_vector=0x01636a88
language_vector=0x01636a70
creature_vector=0x015f56ec
dwarf_race_index=0x015dcf80
squad_vector=0x01633600
current_year=0x01fb1f21

[offsets]
word_table=0x001C

[word_offsets]
base=0x0000
noun_singular=0x0004
noun_plural=0x0008
adjective=0x000C
verb=0x0014
present_simple_verb=0x0018
past_simple_verb=0x001C
past_participle_verb=0x0020
present_participle_verb=0x0024

[dwarf_offsets]
first_name=0x0000
nick_name=0x0004
last_name=0x0008
custom_profession=0x003c
profession=0x0040
race=0x0044
flags1=0x008C
flags2=0x0090
sex=0x00A6
id=0x00A8
recheck_equipment=0x0158
current_job=0x0288
turn_count=0x0540
states=0x0
souls=0x05fc
labors=0x0618
happiness=0x06a8
squad_ref_id=0x070c

[soul_details]
skills=0x01D4
traits=0x01EC

[job_details]
id=0x0008
on_break_flag=0x0011
sub_job_id=0x0040

[squad_offsets]
id=0x0000
name=0x0004
members=0x0044

[valid_flags_1]
size=1
1\name=Not from around these parts
1\value=0x80000000

[valid_flags_2]
size=1
1\name=Dead. Deceased. An Undwarf!
1\value=0x02000000

[invalid_flags_1]
size=7
1\name=a zombie
1\value=0x00001000
2\name=a skeleton
2\value=0x00002000
3\name=a merchant or diplomat
3\value=0x00000040
4\name=outpost liason
4\value=0x00000800
5\name=an invader or hostile
5\value=0x00020000
6\name=an invader or hostile
6\value=0x00080000
7\name=an invader or hostile
7\value=0x000C0000

[invalid_flags_2]
size=2
1\name="dead, Jim."
1\value=0x00000080
2\name=from the Underworld. SPOOKY!
2\value=0x00040000


How do i make windows 7 compatible offsets? Im very confused.

[Rose]

You don't, you download the ones posted previously.

[ludsoe]

You don't, you download the ones posted previously.

I get this with and with out the Mac OSX offsets. Were the windows ones already posted a few pages back?



Edit: I didn't look back far enough sorry for wasting your time.

[Rose]

Yes, yes they were. They were posted the day that 0.34.11 came out.

The OSX offsets won't work because, well, they're the OSX offsets, not the windows offsets.

[Thorik]

Here's the download for windows again so you don't have to look around http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=6064&posted=true#c_510

[chrisadams3997]

Hey Splinterz, you've been doin' a great job expanding what dwarf therapist can do.  I love it.

However... lol, I've got the same role bug reported by others recently, and in addition migration waves aren't displaying properly.  I haven't done any testing to see just what they are doing wrong, but it's definitely getting all jumbled up.  That's on DT 13, 34.10, Windows 7 64 bit.

[splinterz]

Hey Splinterz, you've been doin' a great job expanding what dwarf therapist can do.  I love it.

However... lol, I've got the same role bug reported by others recently, and in addition migration waves aren't displaying properly.  I haven't done any testing to see just what they are doing wrong, but it's definitely getting all jumbled up.  That's on DT 13, 34.10, Windows 7 64 bit.

yeah i'll have a fix out for the roles problem as well as the migration wave sorting soon™

edit: in the mean time for the migration sorting, clicking the column header for the dwarf names seems to fix up the grouping sort

[chrisadams3997]

Nice 

[thistleknot]

Here it is guys, I coded this up from scratch

This is my proposal for Dwarf Therapist (Splinterz is aware of it, I just needed to get the last idea of coverage in their correctly).

Idea is similar to Dwarf Organizer.

http://www.mediafire.com/?z4xnzb28qx6xwqr
http://www.mediafire.com/?e6khcaecehpke6s

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

I updated it to include coverage variables (i did it kind of sloppy in the load_labor_priorities function near the end, I sort of read all the coverage values as attention values, then reconverted them correctly (to attention values) at the end, and you can see how coverage works by looking at the formula).

You also don't need the spreadsheet to understand what needs to be defined for each labor/noble/custom profession
basically,

priority
coverage
# dwarf's assigned

Then a list of dwarf's is read with a role % for each position

the algorithm then compares each job function by sorting each dwarf to see if he has enough available attention to take on the job to meet the coverage goals.

yay for coverage!

Someone pointed out I wasn't too clear on what this does from this post.

So, it analyzes your dwarf's based on role %'s, and uses a pre-defined list (which a user would create, preferrably inside DT) that filters dwarf's based on role % and then eliminates them from future labor assignments as they are "assigned" up to jobs.

That's basically what it does, optimal labor assignment.