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[bartavelle]

Yep that did the trick, dfcompanion_prototype.py can find it if it's also under admin rights.  And I guess it isn't a bug probably more a vista limitation then.

It is not a limitation but a security feature. It would really be a problem if unpriviledged processes could debug, read and alter the memory of priviledged processes !

Did I say you are awesome for creating this little tool and that we love you for putting up with us insignificant little uninformed masses?

...not in a gay way though.

Hum thanks

[Kinoko_Otoko]

I have a bone carver secretive mood where companion's listed material is different from the actual material required (kind of...)

Three raw gems listed, but after getting two of them my guy sits in the shop and starts drawing pictures of glass. Turns out he wanted raw glass, which is *technically* a raw gem...

Here's a shot of the different values:

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I guess the 13 is the raw glass, since he wanted 2 normal raw gems.

EDIT: Er, this is in d16... I guess if it's already been fixed, just ignore this.

[bartavelle]

I guess the 13 is the raw glass, since he wanted 2 normal raw gems.

Sounds really likely, will fix it, thanks !

[Shima]

Huh. I got nothing, then; it had no problems finding MY DF process.

The trick here is that DF Companion only looks for "dwarfort.exe".  I found that my vanilla (I tend to rename mine to "Dwarf Fortress.exe") wouldn't work, while a total conversion (Not yet renamed) would.

[Itnetlolor]

Excuse the lameness of this post, but:

How's progress with the next update?
When do you think it'll be ready?
What are your plans for the next release?


Considering how much time has passed in this topic, I figured I might as well ask.

EDIT:
Whoops; kinda confused this with DFTherapist; but I guess it's still valid.

[bartavelle]

Excuse the lameness of this post, but:

How's progress with the next update?
When do you think it'll be ready?
What are your plans for the next release?


Considering how much time has passed in this topic, I figured I might as well ask.

EDIT:
Whoops; kinda confused this with DFTherapist; but I guess it's still valid.

It supports the latest version ...

[Gertack]

Oddball Dwarf Companion add-on script again: Butcher all but 5 females and 1 male of livestock.  I call it "prune_livestock.py" but I suppose 'cull' would be a better term.

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Code: [Select]

from dwarfdbg import *
from eventname import jobName
import sys
import pprint

# Our civilization.
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
print "Need the number of your civilization (in decimal)."
sys.exit(1)
civ = int(sys.argv[1])

pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=4)

# Initialiaze dbg.
dbg = dwarfdbg()

# Get the whole creature list (slow).
cl = dbg.getCreatures(0)

stable = {}

# Consider the youngest first.
list = sorted(cl.keys())
list.reverse()
for id in list:
cr = cl[id]

# Don't butcher the caravans' animals either.
if cr[11] != civ:
continue

# Butcher everything EXCEPT these.
if cr[1] == 'dog' or cr[1] == 'dire wolf' or cr[1] == 'giant cave spider' or cr[1] == 'giant eagle':
continue

# Only do adults.
if cr[5] == 'Child':
continue

c = cr[13] # creature structure

# Let's not try to butcher wild stuff...
if not dbg.isTame(c):
continue

# Skip the dead.
if c.fe4 & 2:
continue

# Go Perl!
if not (cr[1] in stable):
stable[cr[1]] = [0, 0]
stable[cr[1]][c.sex] += 1

# Butcher by default.
butcher = True

# Always butcher mules.
if cr[1] != 'mule':
# Keep 1 male.
if c.sex == 1 and stable[cr[1]][c.sex] <= 1:
butcher = False
# Keep 5 females.
if c.sex == 0 and stable[cr[1]][c.sex] <= 5:
butcher = False

print "id=", id, " type=", cr[1], "\tsex=", c.sex, " count=", stable[cr[1]][c.sex], " butcher=", butcher, " name=", cr[2]
if not butcher:
if c.fe8 & 0x20000:
# Remove the slaughter flag (to reset multiple runs).
c.fe8 &= ~0x20000
dbg.saveCreature(c)
continue

# Add the slaughter flag.
c.fe8 |= 0x20000

# Make pets unowned.
c.warOwnId = 0xffff;
c.warOwnPtr = 0

dbg.saveCreature(c)


Not sure the 'unowned' part works since slaughtered pets still go to tombs.  Not entirely sure the highest ID#s guarantee the youngest animals either but seems logical enough.

Would be more useful if I extended it to auto-search for the player's dwarven civ number rather than making me look it up in Dwarf Companion first.

But a place to start for people tired being outnumbered by four-legged walking dinner.

[bartavelle]

Not sure the 'unowned' part works since slaughtered pets still go to tombs.  Not entirely sure the highest ID#s guarantee the youngest animals either but seems logical enough.

Would be more useful if I extended it to auto-search for the player's dwarven civ number rather than making me look it up in Dwarf Companion first.

Cool script, thanks. You might try automatically getting the players civilization by finding the creatures whose race is in dbg.playedrace (or something like that). Does the civilization value really work with the latest version ? I didn't test it and wasn't sure about it ..

[Gertack]

Not sure the 'unowned' part works since slaughtered pets still go to tombs.  Not entirely sure the highest ID#s guarantee the youngest animals either but seems logical enough.

Would be more useful if I extended it to auto-search for the player's dwarven civ number rather than making me look it up in Dwarf Companion first.

Cool script, thanks. You might try automatically getting the players civilization by finding the creatures whose race is in dbg.playedrace (or something like that). Does the civilization value really work with the latest version ? I didn't test it and wasn't sure about it ..

I appear to have inadvertently used an older version of Dwarf Companion then the 0.17d I wanted to use (probably 0.15 or so).  But for civilization it had:

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[   180610,
    u'cat',
    u'ducim mesiratir',
    100,
    0,
    'Peasant',
    '',
    0,
    65535,
    [],
    0,
    3217,
    'n/a',
    <creature.CreatureStruct object at 0x030DE2D0>]

The 3217 of the civ didn't correspond with dbg.playerrace in any way I knew (it was around 104 or so).  Next time I need to cull the herd I'll use 0.17d and write down the .playerrace this time.  I thought about searching for a dwarf and using its civ but you never know when a snatched one shows up again.

[Kaiser Reinhard]

Downloaded 17d and have Python 2.6, PyCairo, PyGObject, PyGTK and gtk runtime installed in a folder inside the dll folder in the python folder. However when trying to run dfcompanion I get this:

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c:\companion>dfcompanion_prototype.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\companion\dfcompanion_prototype.py", line 3, in <module>
    import gtk
  File "C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\gtk-2.0\gtk\__init__.py", line 30, in <mod
ule>
    import gobject as _gobject
  File "C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\gtk-2.0\gobject\__init__.py", line 26, in
<module>
    from glib import spawn_async, idle_add, timeout_add, timeout_add_seconds, \
  File "C:\Python26\Lib\site-packages\gtk-2.0\glib\__init__.py", line 22, in <mo
dule>
    from glib._glib import *
ImportError: DLL load failed: The specified module could not be found.

How can I fix this?

Also, can I resurrect people who died about a year before and aren't residents to my fort but died there? I need to bring both my human and dwarven trade liaisons back to life.

[Jar of Jam]

This is the second time today I look at the name of this topic and think "Woo! The new DF version is out", moments later realizing that I'm completely wrong.

[xrogaan]

You're not alone :|

[bartavelle]

Downloaded 17d and have Python 2.6, PyCairo, PyGObject, PyGTK and gtk runtime installed in a folder inside the dll folder in the python folder. However when trying to run dfcompanion I get this:

It seems like you did everything right, except it cannot find the gtk runtime. This usually means that some environment variable wasn't setup properly. You might try adding the gtk library directory to the path variable.

[xrogaan]

He need also the gtk runtime : http://sourceforge.net/projects/gladewin32/files/gtk%2B-win32-runtime/2.12.9/gtk-2.12.9-win32-2.exe/download

This installer will set up the environment variable. (glib is a part of gtk+)

[Bauglir]

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