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[vjmdhzgr]

What exactly was that update though? I assume those additional races are in there, as is all that fraymotif stuff, but is that early stage feature you might be implementing in there? What do the fraymotifs do? I feel like there's barely any information on this update.

[Putnam]

The fraymotif stuff was in 2.3.0, I think. I should probably write an article on the wiki about the various effects, affects and unique fraymotifs.

2.4.0 adds troll romance (moirallegiance, kismesisitude, auspisticism, matespritship), which basically act as not-quite-as-fleshed-out relationships for right now. It also makes the whole sburb roles stuff a lot less clunky by making them visible in the unit list and unit status screens instead of everywhere their name appears, like so (pressing "f" to make the switch, it says how on the screen):

[Teneb]

Truly, you are more than worthy of your personal text. Well done.

[Rekov]

How do the various blood castes work in DF? Do they all appear with equal frequency, or do the lower castes appear more often? Do the lower casts have significantly shorter lifespans?

EDIT: Nvm, I think I found enough of an answer by searching thread.

[Putnam]

Lower castes appear more often and have significantly shorter lifespan.
For example, in my current fort, here's a burgundy blood:

Gnisha Advina will die of old age on 284-08-14, in 13 years, 3 months, and 12 days. He will be 31 years, 10 months, and 15 days old.

And here's an indigo blood:

Erechi Nisata will die of old age on 9614-07-06,
in 9343 years, 2 months, and 3 days.
He will be 9465 years, 10 months, and 1 day old.

I do not have any higher blooded trolls.

[Rekov]

Many of the noble positions don't seem to require offices or furniture or anything like that.

I'm also getting a huge amount of red bloods. Are these just being conflated with burgundy? The candy red mutation is supposed to be exceedingly rare, right?

EDIT: Oh, yeah, I guess they are burgundy, but they show up as red for whatever reason in Dwarf Therapist.

[Putnam]

(red) means burgundy. (mutant) means candy red.

Anyway, I added a way for Lord English himself to show up. He's basically unbeatable. You can beat him if you get Caledfwlch, which is possible with a really good thief/rogue of void + really good seer/mage of doom, but I wouldn't rely on it even if you have it, since LE is kinda lasery. You'd need something like, say, an army of fodder to allow your Caledfwlch-wielding hero in (who should probably be a time hero to at least provide a chance to get to LE before he manages to get away and shoot)

[jovianArchiver]

Does the mod work for 43.03 and/or .06?

[Putnam]

Now that DFHack's out, the mod ought to be working with 0.43.03 AFAIK.

[randomgenericusername]

Sorry for necro, but is this mod still being worked on?

[Nahere]

DFHack command. It works in fortress mode, but I'm not sure about adventure mode. If it doesn't work in adventure mode (the reaction simply says "you make nothing" and no dialogue pops up), you can work around it like so:

1. Get your adventurer's unit ID with the following command:

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lua print(df.global.world.units.active[0].id)
2. Use the following command to alchemize:

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fortbent/alchemize -unit (id) -adventure
I oughta make alchemization more open for adventure mode, I figure. Didn't really think about that. Also, make it so that it doesn't require your adventurer's unit ID.

So the alchemize reaction does nothing in adventure mode, and using that command gives me this error:

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...ent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/fortbent/alchemize.lua:125: attempt to call
 a nil value (global 'usesCreature')
stack traceback:
        ...ent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/fortbent/alchemize.lua:125: in loca
l 'filter'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\gui\materials.lua:302: in func
tion 'gui.materials.ItemTypeDialog'
        ...ent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/fortbent/alchemize.lua:85: in globa
l 'showItemPrompt'
        ...ent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/fortbent/alchemize.lua:147: in func
tion <...ent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/fortbent/alchemize.lua:143>Using DFHack 0.43.05-r2 and Fortbent 2.5.0.
Also, when do get a claspect? Or learn what claspect I was assigned?

Edit:
So I noticed that an update for dfhack 43.05 had been made since 2.5.0, so I reinstalled with the latest fortbent master, but encountered the same error. Additionally, starting an adventurer gave me this error:

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        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:580: in upvalue '_r
un_command'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:595: in function 'd
fhack.run_command'
        ...ts\DF\Fortbent/data/save/region1/raw/init.d/fortbent.lua:47: in main
chunk
        [C]: in function 'safecall'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:621: in upvalue 'lo
adInitFile'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:650: in function <C
:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:629>and attempting to load the save caused this error in the dfhack console:

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...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:285: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:285: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:285: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:285: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:298: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:285: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
...ortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/unit.lua:458: attempt to perf
orm arithmetic on a nil value (local 'change')
Loading script at C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent/data/save/region1/raw/fortben
t_onload.txt
Class System successfully loadedand then this one on successfully loading:

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C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:507: Could not find script
base/roses-table
stack traceback:
        [C]: in function 'error'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:507: in function 'd
fhack.run_script_with_env'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:490: in function 'd
fhack.script_environment'
        ...Fortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/base/on-death.lua:4: in local
'script_code'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:562: in function 'd
fhack.run_script_with_env'
        (...tail calls...)
        [C]: in field 'runCommand'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:580: in upvalue '_r
un_command'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:595: in function 'd
fhack.run_command'
        ...rtbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/base/roses-init.lua:86: in local
 'script_code'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:562: in function 'd
fhack.run_script_with_env'
        (...tail calls...)
        [C]: in field 'runCommand'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:580: in upvalue '_r
un_command'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:595: in function 'd
fhack.run_command'
        ...ts\DF\Fortbent/data/save/region1/raw/init.d/fortbent.lua:47: in main
chunk
        [C]: in function 'safecall'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:621: in upvalue 'lo
adInitFile'
        C:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:650: in function <C
:\Users\L\Documents\DF\Fortbent\hack\lua\dfhack.lua:629>

[Putnam]

I should never have used someone else's script for something I wanted to do.

I'll try to keep up, but it's a bit hard with other stuff i'm juggling outside the dwarfosphere.

Thank you for the detailed bug reports, though, I can make some issues.

[Putnam]

I made a new release, since it's become clear that it can't be in a worse state than the previous one.

[Nahere]

Alchemy seems to be working now thanks, although the reaction doesn't trigger the interface (maybe just set it up so it can be keybound?).
Killing things causes this error:

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...rtbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/class.lua:24: attempt to compa
re nil with number
stack traceback:
        ...rtbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/functions/class.lua:24: in field
 'addExperience'
        ...Fortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/base/on-death.lua:103: in func
tion <...Fortbent/data/save/region1/raw/scripts/base/on-death.lua:26>Which might have something to do with the fact that I haven't seen any evidence of the class system. How are the classes meant to show up in adventure mode?

[Putnam]

It's possibly legacy code from someone else's system, it used to work, i have no idea what could've changed in the meantime, this will take a while, i'm going to make an issue to unfuck all that now