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[Valdemar]

quote:Originally posted by jaybud4:
<STRONG>
Any chance you could make a new one for 0.11?</STRONG>

Sure

[Valdemar]

The latest version's setMapInfo method seems to be broken. The last setShort should probably set to the value of temp, not occu. getMapInfo should probably also return the temperature so it can be fed into setMapInfo to hold it constant.

[ikkonoishi]

quote:Originally posted by FlexibleDogma:
<STRONG>@Telltolin:

1.  Make sure you downloaded all the RIGHT required stuff.  The files don't sort right on that download page, so it's possible you downloaded "gtk-2.8.20-win32-1.exe" since it was lower on the list instead of "gtk-2.10.11-win32-1.exe".  You wanted 2.10.11    :p.  (I did the EXACT SAME THING, and I don't think I'm the only one!)
2.  (Unlikely for that library.)  Double check your windows\system32 folder to see if you have an old .dll kicking around.  It will be named something like "libgdk-win32-2.0-0.dll".

[ April 21, 2008: Message edited by: FlexibleDogma ]</STRONG>

Or he could have followed the download link on the wiki which up to about 10 seconds ago pointed at that version.

[Devath]

What does this error mean:

[python.exe - entry point not found]

The procedure entry point g_timeout_add_seconds_full could not be found in the dynamic link library libglib-2.0-0.dll

[Steelgeek]

I'm having trouble resurrecting dead dwarves. I click off the two 'dead' toggles, heal them, but they instantly bleed to death anyway. What am I missing?

[FlexibleDogma]

quote:Originally posted by Devath:
<STRONG>What does this error mean:

[python.exe - entry point not found]

The procedure entry point g_timeout_add_seconds_full could not be found in the dynamic link library libglib-2.0-0.dll</STRONG>

Do you have the right version of all required libraries installed?
Do you have a file with that name (libglib-2.0-0.dll) in your Windows\system32 directory?  If so, add .old to the end of the filename and see if that clears it up.

@ikkonoishi: I'm puzzled by your post.  The links were pointing at the wrong files when I made my post, and I can see you made edit to fix it.  I'm glad you made the fix, but the tone of your post seems to indicate that I gave bad advice rather then you fixed the root of the problem.  What gives? http://www.dwarffortresswiki.net/index.php?title=User:Bartavelle/DwarfCompanion&action=history

Note the date of your fix vs my post.

[ikkonoishi]

quote:Originally posted by FlexibleDogma:
<STRONG>

Do you have the right version of all required libraries installed?
Do you have a file with that name (libglib-2.0-0.dll) in your Windows\system32 directory?  If so, add .old to the end of the filename and see if that clears it up.

@ikkonoishi: I'm puzzled by your post.  The links were pointing at the wrong files when I made my post, and I can see you made edit to fix it.  I'm glad you made the fix, but the tone of your post seems to indicate that I gave bad advice rather then you fixed the root of the problem.  What gives? http://www.dwarffortresswiki.net/index.php?title=User:Bartavelle/DwarfCompanion& action=history

Note the date of your fix vs my post.</STRONG>

Sorry if you took it as criticism. I was just pointing out another possible mistake he had made since as it was set up anyone who followed the directions on the wiki page would get the same problem. (I know I was.)

The compiled DC is great though.

[FlexibleDogma]

No worries, I just couldn't tell the inflection.  Reading it again I see what you meant.  I thought you were saying "It pointed at the right thing when I checked it 10 seconds ago, so he could have just done that to fix his problem".  I should have thunk the meaning through a bit more..

I can't use the complied version myself since I'm still Win2k, so I had to go through all the steps of installing the stuff and then commenting out the line I mentioned a few posts ago.  Then it worked!  (It'd be nice for an OS check, I don't know if Python can tell the difference between NT, 2000, XP & Vista however.)

@Steelgeek:  Wild guess: is the dwarf missing limbs, bleeding or both?

[DrPotato]

Would anyone know how to turn say a kobold theif or goblin invaders into fully functional workers and members of the fortress. I've managed to make a kobold count as a tame animal but I couldn't assign any work, only butcher him.

[martinuzz]

Just had another try at installing DC and WOOHOO it works with 38c!
Only thing is, is that it lists dwarves as drowsy who aren't actually drowsy. Memory adress must have changed.
Thanks for this very very cool tool Bartavelle!

[Jay]

quote:Originally posted by Steelgeek:
<STRONG>I'm having trouble resurrecting dead dwarves. I click off the two 'dead' toggles, heal them, but they instantly bleed to death anyway. What am I missing?</STRONG>

Only click off the one that says Dead? and he'll stay alive for whatever reason.
I believe it's on the bottom row.
Not sure how you'll be able to get him back to working, though.

[Jay]

quote:Originally posted by DrPotato:
<STRONG>Would anyone know how to turn say a kobold theif or goblin invaders into fully functional workers and members of the fortress. I've managed to make a kobold count as a tame animal but I couldn't assign any work, only butcher him.</STRONG>

I doubt you can make him work..  although you can probably chain him to your entrance and he'll defend your place against his own kind/evil kobolds/megabeasts...
EDIT: Damnit..  Meant this to be an edit to above post.

[ May 17, 2008: Message edited by: jaybud4 ]

[Dr. Melon]

Hi there. I've been using DC, but when I set a Dwarf's mood to Fey, Secretive, Or Possessed, he doesn't claim a workshop or anything. He just runs about.

[bartavelle]

You have a instamood button for that effect.

[Dr. Melon]

Ah, thanks! I also noticed that I have to be eligible for a mood to work, too. Thanks once again!