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[AustralianWinter]

Excuse me. What must I fetch, and from where, specifically?

[dangerPhil]

If you get the absolute latest XML from angavrilov/df-structures, it will not work because angavrilov just recently renamed a few of the variables (control_mode/game_mode -> game_mode/game_type) - you must fetch it from peterix/df-structures.

Thanks, that was the problem.

[Skitskraj]

Excuse me. What must I fetch, and from where, specifically?

I would also like to know that =)

[Quietust]

Got it. Thanks a lot man.

If you get the absolute latest XML from angavrilov/df-structures, it will not work because angavrilov just recently renamed a few of the variables

Why did he do that? I'm genuinely curious.

He changed them to match the actual variable names used by Toady - those ones in particular are used by libgraphics, whose source code is available.

[cybergon]

http://www.mediafire.com/?4kr1vne44j0444t

Here guys, this is the symbols.xml tweaked as I was instructed, just stuff in in the hack folder and replace. Hope that helps for now.

He changed them to match the actual variable names used by Toady - those ones in particular are used by libgraphics, whose source code is available.

Yeah but why doesn't it work now? Or is this intended for the next release of dfhack?

[Skitskraj]

http://www.mediafire.com/?4kr1vne44j0444t

Here guys, this is the symbols.xml tweaked as I was instructed, just stuff in in the hack folder and replace. Hope that helps for now.

He changed them to match the actual variable names used by Toady - those ones in particular are used by libgraphics, whose source code is available.

Yeah but why doesn't it work now? Or is this intended for the next release of dfhack?

Thanks mate, but still does't work. I see the command window open, but it closes immideately =S Anyone?

[Rose]

http://www.mediafire.com/?4kr1vne44j0444t

Here guys, this is the symbols.xml tweaked as I was instructed, just stuff in in the hack folder and replace. Hope that helps for now.

He changed them to match the actual variable names used by Toady - those ones in particular are used by libgraphics, whose source code is available.

Yeah but why doesn't it work now? Or is this intended for the next release of dfhack?

It does not work because you are grabbing a file directly from what is currently being worked on, which is the next release of DFhack. this file changes several times daily as work is being done.

[cybergon]

Skitskraj what OS are you using? The file I posted is tweaked to be just for windy so that's kinda relevant

It does not work because you are grabbing a file directly from what is currently being worked on, which is the next release of DFhack. this file changes several times daily as work is being done.

Ah I see, yes I figured this was so, thanks for confirming.

[Skitskraj]

win 7 x64. Probably just some stupid windows setting that auto-closes the commandwindow, no?

[cybergon]

I dunno, I'm on an x86 laptop right now and am no guru so I don't think I'll be of help, maybe wait for Quietust's input?

[darkrider2]

Does this work for DF 34.11? Cause I tried running it and it just crashes DF the instant I open it and gives me some error message that I cannot read because its stuck behind the DF window which doesn't respond.

[Isher]

Does this work for DF 34.11? Cause I tried running it and it just crashes DF the instant I open it and gives me some error message that I cannot read because its stuck behind the DF window which doesn't respond.

No, wait a few days for release.

[Skitskraj]

Ah, reinstalled the game and DFHack, and the symbols.xml that was linked to a few posts earlier, works now, thanks <3

[vjek]

I had the need to keep a fort alive for a very long time recently, and only had a few dwarves to work with, and some were getting pretty old.

So, I rejuvenated them!

Spoiler: rejuvenate.lua (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

--rejuvenate.lua
--This script will make any dwarf ~20 years old
--by vjek, version 1, 20120617
--usage is:  target a unit in DF, and execute this script in dfhack
--via ' lua /path/to/script '
--the target birthyear will be changed to the current year minus 20
--praise Armok!

function rejuvenate()
local current_year,newbirthyear
unit=dfhack.gui.getSelectedUnit()

if unit==nil then
print ("No unit under cursor!  Aborting with extreme prejudice.")
return
end

current_year=df.global.cur_year
newbirthyear=current_year - 20
unit.relations.birth_year=newbirthyear
print (unit.name.first_name.." is now ~20 years old")
end

rejuvenate()



This script can be called by targeting a dwarf in DF and simply: rejuvenate , if the script is placed into \hack\scripts\
or if you choose, with ' lua \path\to\rejuvenate.lua '

Tested in 34.10, does not appear to cause any problems with my adult dwarves, after a year of in-game time has passed, and through several saves/loads.

WARNING:  This script has NOT been tested on dwarven children.

[WillowLuman]

I had the need to keep a fort alive for a very long time recently, and only had a few dwarves to work with, and some were getting pretty old.

So, I rejuvenated them!

Spoiler: rejuvenate.lua (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

--rejuvenate.lua
--This script will make any dwarf ~20 years old
--by vjek, version 1, 20120617
--usage is:  target a unit in DF, and execute this script in dfhack
--via ' lua /path/to/script '
--the target birthyear will be changed to the current year minus 20
--praise Armok!

function rejuvenate()
local current_year,newbirthyear
unit=dfhack.gui.getSelectedUnit()

if unit==nil then
print ("No unit under cursor!  Aborting with extreme prejudice.")
return
end

current_year=df.global.cur_year
newbirthyear=current_year - 20
unit.relations.birth_year=newbirthyear
print (unit.name.first_name.." is now ~20 years old")
end

rejuvenate()



This script can be called by targeting a dwarf in DF and simply: rejuvenate , if the script is placed into \hack\scripts\
or if you choose, with ' lua \path\to\rejuvenate.lua '

Tested in 34.10, does not appear to cause any problems with my adult dwarves, after a year of in-game time has passed, and through several saves/loads.

WARNING:  This script has NOT been tested on dwarven children.

Well, let's remedy that shall we?