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[Vherid]

Awesome

[Gaybarowner]

Great work has my seal of approval of it means anything  non the less great work needed more blood on my adventures

[Vherid]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/6dgjboj8z62znqn/Gore%2B%20v1.rar

Compiled the new update with nihilist's brain stem project, and My/Hugo's neck and spine fixes. This is basically grim grimoire, but it doesn't have all the fingers included so I call this little package "gore+".

[AnimaRytak]

I greatly approve of the name "Bitey Syndrome".

+1

[arkhometha]

Great work SanDiego! Thanks a lot for this.

May I suggest you take a look at this mod:
http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=116332.0

for integration with yours and also, do take a look at the ignite point of body parts, since as it currently stands skin, bone, hair and scale ignite all at the same temperature, and fat will melt before skin, so a person would burn from the inside out.

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Also add melting points for the organic materials so zombies stop being invulnerable to magma and people stop dying of blood loss on magma.

[SanDiego]

Thanks, I'll definitely go over that link once I have some more time
As for the burning problem - living tissues (except for plants, of course) really suck at burning. The reason is simple - they contain really lot of water (up to 80% in some). Most high-temperature injuries are caused by burning clothes (or by electric current). You need to reach really high temperatures to actually ignite those tissues - crematories operate at temperatures ranging from 880 to 980 degrees of celsius (1600-1800 in farenheit scale). That's a LOT of heat and you require prolonged exposure for the flesh to actually start burning. So, burns aren't result of act of burning, but rather tissue necrosis caused by intense heat. All other life threatening consquences are result of body reacting to the injury - swelling, shock etc. What would happen if you got hit by a short jet of flame this intese? Well, all your clothing and hair would catch fire. Your fat would really start melting. Then you would scream in agony, until you finally pass out due to fluid redistribution and loss and soon you would be a nice, smoldering corpse. But while you would be alive, your skin or other tissues won't burn.

[dennislp3]

Thanks, I'll definitely go over that link once I have some more time
As for the burning problem - living tissues (except for plants, of course) really suck at burning. The reason is simple - they contain really lot of water (up to 80% in some). Most high-temperature injuries are caused by burning clothes (or by electric current). You need to reach really high temperatures to actually ignite those tissues - crematories operate at temperatures ranging from 880 to 980 degrees of celsius (1600-1800 in farenheit scale). That's a LOT of heat and you require prolonged exposure for the flesh to actually start burning. So, burns aren't result of act of burning, but rather tissue necrosis caused by intense heat. All other life threatening consquences are result of body reacting to the injury - swelling, shock etc. What would happen if you got hit by a short jet of flame this intese? Well, all your clothing and hair would catch fire. Your fat would really start melting. Then you would scream in agony, until you finally pass out due to fluid redistribution and loss and soon you would be a nice, smoldering corpse. But while you would be alive, your skin or other tissues won't burn.

Such a comforting description lol

[arkhometha]

Thanks, I'll definitely go over that link once I have some more time
As for the burning problem - living tissues (except for plants, of course) really suck at burning. The reason is simple - they contain really lot of water (up to 80% in some). Most high-temperature injuries are caused by burning clothes (or by electric current). You need to reach really high temperatures to actually ignite those tissues - crematories operate at temperatures ranging from 880 to 980 degrees of celsius (1600-1800 in farenheit scale). That's a LOT of heat and you require prolonged exposure for the flesh to actually start burning. So, burns aren't result of act of burning, but rather tissue necrosis caused by intense heat. All other life threatening consquences are result of body reacting to the injury - swelling, shock etc. What would happen if you got hit by a short jet of flame this intese? Well, all your clothing and hair would catch fire. Your fat would really start melting. Then you would scream in agony, until you finally pass out due to fluid redistribution and loss and soon you would be a nice, smoldering corpse. But while you would be alive, your skin or other tissues won't burn.

Thanks a lot for the information, SanDiego!

[Zucchini]

awesome...  totally awesome!


In other news, are dragons supposed to have skin convering their throats?

[Scrimpton]

Can't think of a better place to ask..

Is there a simple way to add extra... events... to this game? I.e possibility for creatures/dwarves to err.. defecate.. when in serious pain?

Perhaps have the resulting... splatter.. be a negative to dwarven moods.. (or a buff to some seriously weird magmafodders?)

I've no idea where to start with something like that, so a point in the right direction and i'll go off my own way.

[AutomataKittay]

Can't think of a better place to ask..

Is there a simple way to add extra... events... to this game? I.e possibility for creatures/dwarves to err.. defecate.. when in serious pain?

Perhaps have the resulting... splatter.. be a negative to dwarven moods.. (or a buff to some seriously weird magmafodders?)

I've no idea where to start with something like that, so a point in the right direction and i'll go off my own way.

I don't think there're any way to influence moods with mods and stuff. I'm sure there're something that could be done for fleeing, I know squid have ink sprays, http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/Squid but I don't think there're one for pain.

[Putnam]

Can't think of a better place to ask..

Is there a simple way to add extra... events... to this game? I.e possibility for creatures/dwarves to err.. defecate.. when in serious pain?

Perhaps have the resulting... splatter.. be a negative to dwarven moods.. (or a buff to some seriously weird magmafodders?)

I've no idea where to start with something like that, so a point in the right direction and i'll go off my own way.

Pain? No. The wiki page for syndromes has all the events possible under "counter triggers".

[pisskop]

ptw and to dl later.

[RickRollYou2]

Hey, sorry to necro, but I'd like to say that this is a great addition to ways to cause PAIN in DF, and I think it's awesome!
However, errorlog shows a bunch of creatures with things like

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*** Error(s) finalizing the creature TOAD
TOAD:FEMALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
TOAD:MALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
*** Error(s) finalizing the creature BIRD_BLUEJAY
BIRD_BLUEJAY:FEMALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
BIRD_BLUEJAY:MALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
*** Error(s) finalizing the creature BIRD_CARDINAL
BIRD_CARDINAL:FEMALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
BIRD_CARDINAL:MALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
*** Error(s) finalizing the creature BIRD_GRACKLE
BIRD_GRACKLE:FEMALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
BIRD_GRACKLE:MALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
*** Error(s) finalizing the creature BIRD_ORIOLE
BIRD_ORIOLE:FEMALE:tongue: No tissue thickness
BIRD_ORIOLE:MALE:tongue: No tissue thickness

And that's just the first few, the whole errorlog is spammed with these.
Is this because you didn't add tissue thickness for these animals? Or were they not released yet? Because there are animals like dogs, cats and sheep that show up with this problem too.
Some help, please? 

[SanDiego]

This is probably oversight on my side. I will try to have a look into it as soon as I have some time.