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[Numbers]

Curses... apparently the tag solution was temporary as the vampire dwarf went to continue his blood sucking ways...

I'm kind of stumped what to do

[Quietust]

I've just identified the very field you need - its current (new) name is 'unit.unknown7.syndromes', and (with it) it should now be possible to properly cure vampirism, weresickness, and even restore husked creatures to their natural state.

[Numbers]

printall(unit.unknown7) shows only following fields:

unk_7c4 = <vector<void*>: 0x17037fe0>
anon_1 = <vector<void*>: 0x17037ff0>
anon_2= <vector<void*>: 0x17038000>
unk_7d4= <vector<void*>: 0x17038010>
unk_7e4= <vector<void*>: 0x17038010>

I'm using current version of DFHack (34.10 rc1) so I'm quite confused...

[Warmist]

printall(unit.unknown7) shows only following fields:

unk_7c4 = <vector<void*>: 0x17037fe0>
anon_1 = <vector<void*>: 0x17037ff0>
anon_2= <vector<void*>: 0x17038000>
unk_7d4= <vector<void*>: 0x17038010>
unk_7e4= <vector<void*>: 0x17038010>

I'm using current version of DFHack (34.10 rc1) so I'm quite confused...

Quietust meant that in current (github/nonreleased) version it's called like that. The next release will have that.

[Numbers]

Superb. I'll try to get ahold of that version and play with it...

I think I saw the link to this earlier in this thread.

[peterix]

Superb. I'll try to get ahold of that version and play with it...

I think I saw the link to this earlier in this thread.

Nope, I'm pretty sure that's older than the current release.

[Numbers]

Grabbed the version from the beginning of the thread. Re-downloaded it again and tried it. Nope Unknown7 still has non-descript values

[Quietust]

There is no build which contains the information I found - if you want to make use of it, you will have to compile DFHack yourself and explicitly use my fork of df-structures instead of the default one.

[Numbers]

Okay with a little help from my friend I managed to get it up and running and yeah I see it now!

Unit1 is a healthy dorf, Unit2 is a vampire. Not sure what to do to remove that syndrome not to cause some major crash or corruption, since I'm fairly new to LUA poking.

[lua]# printall(unit1.unknown7.syndromes)
[lua]# printall(unit2.unknown7.syndromes)
0                        = <unit.T_unknown7.T_syndromes: 0x1b3d0d20>

[Warmist]

letsee...
Try this:

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syn=unit2.unknown7.syndromes[0]
unit2.unknown7.syndromes:erase(0)
syn:delete()
if it fails or crashes than maybe this is enough:

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unit2.unknown7.syndromes:erase(0)


[Numbers]

Prelimary tests show that the 'cured' vampire goes back to his blood-sucking ways sooner or later.

I'm kind of wondering if I'm missing something

[Rose]

Probably historical figure stuff.

[Martin]

You can't do that - the vector must be sorted by skill id.

Try:

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utils = require 'utils'
utils.insert_or_update(unit.status.current_soul.skills, { new = true, id = ..., rating = ... }, 'id')


require 'utils' throws an error - module utils not found.


utils.lua doesn't contain an insert_or_update function. Is this new, or is there something I'm missing?

[Martin]

Aha! It is new! This is fantastic, everyone. I have one-click Morul now!


And I added my function to the wiki.


I've generalized vjeks code so you can pass in the unit and an array of value for each of his categories. It might be nice to get those on the wiki as well. I imagine these would be popular things for people to do.

[Numbers]

Well I gave up currently on curing the vampirism, due to lack of time.

There are probably more factors involved... I can gladly give my save for further tampering with.