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[Tierre]

Can anybody answer my question about degraded clothing? How do i repair it with DFhack?

[San-A]

Nope, the reading memory thing is the old way of doing things that didn't work well.

Nowadays people read the readme file that tells you what, exactly, you are supposed to do with the files you just downloaded.

I was quite sure it was reading the memory, so this is why I thought there was a bug. Hence I didn't read the readme (but I should have). No need to be rude mate, everyone makes mistake

[Rose]

Yeah, I know, everybody makes mistakes, and I have to correct every single one of those, so it gets tedious. Anyway, DF loads up DFhack as a DLL, making memory reading much faster.

[AustralianWinter]

Yeah, I know, everybody makes mistakes, and I have to correct every single one of those, so it gets tedious. Anyway, DF loads up DFhack as a DLL, making memory reading much faster.

Aww, man, you have it so hard.

At any rate, thanks for the new edition, it works like a charm.

[San-A]

Yeah, I know, everybody makes mistakes, and I have to correct every single one of those, so it gets tedious. Anyway, DF loads up DFhack as a DLL, making memory reading much faster.

The duty of the master is to initiate the profane 

[Altaree]

Hi!
I just wrote up this script that will remove naked thoughts from all of your dwarves.  Once DFHack 0.34.11 is released this shouldn't be needed but until then, HAVE FUN!

I had a bit of trouble removing elements from the list of recent_events so I have to start over every time I find and event I want to remove.

Comments are WELCOME!

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function fixnaked()
local total_fixed = 0
local total_uncovered = 0
local total_noshirt = 0
local total_noshoes = 0

for fnUnitCount,fnUnit in ipairs(df.global.world.units.all) do
    if fnUnit.race == df.global.ui.race_id then
local listEvents = fnUnit.status.recent_events
--for lkey,lvalue in pairs(listEvents) do
-- print(df.unit_thought_type[lvalue.type],lvalue.type,lvalue.age,lvalue.subtype,lvalue.severity)
--end

local found = 1
local fixed = 0
while found == 1 do
local events = fnUnit.status.recent_events
found = 0
for k,v in pairs(events) do
if v.type == 109 then
events:erase(k)
found = 1
total_uncovered = total_uncovered + 1
fixed = 1
break
end
if v.type == 110 then
events:erase(k)
found = 1
total_noshirt = total_noshirt + 1
fixed = 1
break
end
if v.type == 111 then
events:erase(k)
found = 1
total_noshoes = total_noshoes + 1
fixed = 1
break
end
end
end
if fixed == 1 then
total_fixed = total_fixed + 1
print(total_fixed, total_uncovered+total_noshirt+total_noshoes,dfhack.TranslateName(dfhack.units.getVisibleName(fnUnit)))
end
end
end
print("thought 109 = "..df.unit_thought_type[109])
print("thought 110 = "..df.unit_thought_type[110])
print("thought 111 = "..df.unit_thought_type[111])
print("Total Fixed: "..total_fixed)
print("Total thoughts removed: "..total_uncovered)
print("Total thoughts removed: "..total_noshirt)
print("Total thoughts removed: "..total_noshoes)

end
fixnaked()
create a file named fixnaked.lua in <DF>/hack/scripts
At the [DFHack] prompt run 'fixnaked'

All the names were found at https://github.com/peterix/df-structures
Thanks to angavrilov for the fat-dwarves script, it showed me the path!

[ag]

For erasing stuff you can apply the trick Toady uses:

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for k = #events-1,0,-1 do ... events:erase(k) ... end
This lets you erase the item you are looking at without disrupting the iteration.

You can also use df.unit_thought_type.Whatever instead of numbers. It works as a bi-directional mapping between numbers and strings.

[Altaree]

For erasing stuff you can apply the trick Toady uses:

Code: [Select]

for k = #events-1,0,-1 do ... events:erase(k) ... end

Thanks for the feedback!  I saw that syntax before.  Can you explain what it is doing?  It is a bit confusing to me and the docs at lua.org aren't helping

[Rafal99]

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for k = #events-1,0,-1 do ... events:erase(k) ... end

Thanks for the feedback!  I saw that syntax before.  Can you explain what it is doing?  It is a bit confusing to me and the docs at lua.org aren't helping

It is iterating from #events - 1, which is index of the last element, down to 0, which is index of the first element. The -1 is step.

Equivalent C++ code would look like:
for (int k = numEvents - 1; k >= 0; k--) {

[Altaree]

Code: [Select]

for k = #events-1,0,-1 do ... events:erase(k) ... end

Thanks for the feedback!  I saw that syntax before.  Can you explain what it is doing?  It is a bit confusing to me and the docs at lua.org aren't helping

It is iterating from #events - 1, which is index of the last element, down to 0, which is index of the first element. The -1 is step.

Equivalent C++ code would look like:
for (int k = numEvents - 1; k >= 0; k--) {

DOH! That makes sense! Thanks!

[expwnent]

Just remember that if you delete something, you have to say k++ or you might miss some stuff if the thing you're looking for can happen twice in a row.

[ag]

Just remember that if you delete something, you have to say k++ or you might miss some stuff if the thing you're looking for can happen twice in a row.

No you don't. That's the whole reason for iterating end-to-start.

[Tierre]

Post scripts then they are ready:) We, people without lua knowledge, will gladly use them:)

[Rumrusher]

I just realize toady removed Cage traps from the list of traps you can trigger in adventure mode. Man a part of me dis like this so much, but another part kinda glad we figure out how to recreate the process in adventure mode.

[telarin]

I would like to suggest an improvement to autolabor:

autolabor exclude - would exclude the currently selected dwarf from autolabor control. That way, if you have a specific dwarf you want to control labors on manually (such as your CMD) you can.