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[jwest23]

I like that idea, telarin.  Expanding on it a bit, I'd have seven commands:

autolabor all
autolabor none
autolabor include <dwarf>
autolabor exclude <dwarf>
autolabor default <dwarf>
autolabor show-policy <dwarf>
autolabor show-policy

The first two commands would let you set a default policy.  autolabor all would turn on autolabor for all dwarves, including those who haven't yet come into play.  autolabor none would similarly turn it off for all dwarves.

The second two commands would let you override the default policy for individuals.  autolabor all and autolabor none would not affect them.

autolabor default would return a dwarf to the default policy, no matter what it is.

The last two commands are for interrogating the policy settings for one or all dwarves.

[Makbeth]

Anyone know where I might find what I need to toggle warm/wet stone cancellations on or off?  Is it even possible to control this with a script?  I think there was a hack for 40d that could do it.

[Quietust]

Anyone know where I might find what I need to toggle warm/wet stone cancellations on or off?  Is it even possible to control this with a script?  I think there was a hack for 40d that could do it.

If you just want to hide the announcements, that's configurable within DF itself.

If you want to turn off the designation cancellations, then you're out of luck - that requires code modification, and DFHack generally doesn't do that.

[Makbeth]

Yeah, turned the announcements off, but would like to be able to dig one level below a lake or one level above the magma sea without it being one tile at a time.

[Corai]

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.

The cage traps have been off since like, 40d I think.

[ResMar]

What's eta on version 0.34.11? I upgraded everything and was surprised when it buried me in wrong version spam, even though I had managed to fool it into working before...

[talysman]

Yeah, turned the announcements off, but would like to be able to dig one level below a lake or one level above the magma sea without it being one tile at a time.

That can be configured in one of the init files now, as I recall.

[Bonepart]

Yeah, turned the announcements off, but would like to be able to dig one level below a lake or one level above the magma sea without it being one tile at a time.

That can be configured in one of the init files now, as I recall.

Can it? I don't remember ever seeing that option, but I would so turn it on!

[Quietust]

Yeah, turned the announcements off, but would like to be able to dig one level below a lake or one level above the magma sea without it being one tile at a time.

That can be configured in one of the init files now, as I recall.

You are incorrect - I already stated above that editing said init file will only hide the announcements - it will not stop the designations from being cancelled.

[WillowLuman]

Is there any way to affect items in ways such as giving them names/forcing a warrior to become attached to them?

[lordnincompoop]

Is there any way to affect items in ways such as giving them names/forcing a warrior to become attached to them?

Not built-in, no.

[Tierre]

How can i change XXhelmXX to Helm? Changeitem doesn't seem to be able to do it. At least i can't figure how:(

[telarin]

Has anyone come up with a way to get workflow to manage gem cutting? I tried "workflow amount GEM//GLASS_GREEN 50" and it happily adds the workflow entry, but it doesn't see any cut green glass jobs that I have queued in my jeweler's workshops.

[GhostDwemer]

I use a little trick to dig out warm or wet areas. I reveal the map (NOT candyland), dig out the area, unreveal, and then use the flood fill reveal to re-reveal the mined out areas. If you can keep yourself from looking around the map while revealed, it isn't even really cheating.

Turning off the pause on warm/wet would eventually and inevitably lead to great fun.

[Mr S]

Or, just do what I do in these situation, Long Wall Mining.  Yep, just like real life coal mining.

Once they're exposed, you can safely dig without cancellations, so when I'm under a pond or something, just designate row at a time.  Lather rinse repeat.  Not at automated, but generally safer anyway.