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[DrStalker]

Thanks Quietust.

How do I add entries into an array?  For example, I have two items:

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[lua]# printall(df.global.world.artifacts.all[0].item.itemrefs)
0                        = <general_ref_is_artifactst: 0x15f1d720>
1                        = <general_ref_contained_in_itemst: 0x15f1d740>
[lua]# printall(df.global.world.artifacts.all[6].item.itemrefs)
0                        = <general_ref_contained_in_itemst: 0x1c349be0>
How do I add an extra entry to df.global.world.artifacts.all[6].item.itemrefs?  Trying to just create without doing anything special doesn't work:

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[lua]# df.global.world.artifacts.all[6].item.itemrefs[1]=general_ref_is_artifactst
(interactive):1: Cannot write field vector<general_ref*>.1: index out of bounds.

[Quietust]

First of all, that's a vector, not an array, so you need to use :insert(index,value) to add new stuff.

Second, you need to create a new object when inserting it - df.general_ref_is_artifactst:new(). Once you create it, you'll then have to actually populate its artifact ID.

[xavious]

Is it possible to edit an adventurers skills and if so, how? I lost all my skill in reading and I've been trying to find a way to restore it.

Sorry for the noob questions. I'm new to modding and not quite sure where to begin on my own.

[Quietust]

Yes, it is possible. Exactly how, I don't recall - search through this thread and you should find something (there's a "brainwash"-type script which alters skills).

[assasin]

everytime i use the dfusion easy_embark is crashes and shuts down. Yet I've read somewhere its one of the few things that works. Can anyone help?

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[assasin]

just to confirm, this is to get different numbers of dwarves on embark in dfusion. and theres no bugs in th coding if it is.

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 function simple_embark(num)
stoff=VersionInfo.getAddress('start_dwarf_count')
print("Starting dwarves found:"..engine.peekd(stoff))
engine.poked(stoff,num)
end
if not(FILE) then
print("Type in new ammount:")
   repeat
      ans=tonumber(io.read())
      if ans==nil or not(ans<=15000 and ans>0) then
         print("incorrect choice")
      end
   until ans~=nil and (ans<=15000 and ans>0)
   simple_embark(ans)
end 

[Warmist]

just to confirm, this is to get different numbers of dwarves on embark in dfusion. and theres no bugs in th coding if it is.

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 function simple_embark(num)
stoff=VersionInfo.getAddress('start_dwarf_count')
print("Starting dwarves found:"..engine.peekd(stoff))
engine.poked(stoff,num)
end
if not(FILE) then
print("Type in new ammount:")
   repeat
      ans=tonumber(io.read())
      if ans==nil or not(ans<=15000 and ans>0) then
         print("incorrect choice")
      end
   until ans~=nil and (ans<=15000 and ans>0)
   simple_embark(ans)
end 

Did you try this?:

The fix is still not included in this version. To fix it manualy:

Find this line in dfusion/common.lua, and replace ".text" with "Dwarf Fortress.exe":

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local pos=string.find(v.name,".text") or string.find(v.name,"libs/Dwarf_Fortress")

Also small change:

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 function simple_embark(num)
stoff=VersionInfo.getAddress('start_dwarf_count')
print("Starting dwarves found:"..engine.peekd(stoff))
engine.poked(stoff,num)
end
if not(FILE) then
print("Type in new ammount:")
   repeat
      ans=tonumber(io.read())
      if ans==nil or not(ans<=15000 and ans>6) then
         print("incorrect choice")
      end
   until ans~=nil and (ans<=15000 and ans>6)
   simple_embark(ans)
end

It does not work with less than 7 dwarves, small hack is not sufficient to account for whatever DF does with those dwarves...

[assasin]

Quote from: assasin on Today at 01:32:24 am

just to confirm, this is to get different numbers of dwarves on embark in dfusion. and theres no bugs in th coding if it is.



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Did you try this?:


Quote from: Warmist on July 19, 2012, 01:11:48 am

The fix is still not included in this version. To fix it manualy:


Quote from: ag on June 25, 2012, 02:13:47 am

Find this line in dfusion/common.lua, and replace ".text" with "Dwarf Fortress.exe":


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local pos=string.find(v.name,".text") or string.find(v.name,"libs/Dwarf_Fortress")




Also small change:


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thanks

[DrStalker]

I'm starting to build a little library of minor scripts (make everyone happy, control who gets the next mood, convert all iron to steel, that sort of thing)

Where is the best place to upload them so others can use them as a reference?  So far the only script collection I've found has been vjek's userpage on the wiki.

[Rumrusher]

I usually dump my collection in either Dfusion's thread or make a pastebin dump.

[Altaree]

I'm starting to build a little library of minor scripts (make everyone happy, control who gets the next mood, convert all iron to steel, that sort of thing)

Where is the best place to upload them so others can use them as a reference?  So far the only script collection I've found has been vjek's userpage on the wiki.

You could fork the github repository, add your files and submit a pull request to the project.

[ASnogarD]

Probably been mentioned but just in case...

I use DFHACK with the Lazy Newb Pack, when I run DF from the pack it starts dfhack properly, then I run Stonesense with no issue.
The issue is with the DF's Hotkeys, for some reason the Hotkeys names are typed as commands in dfhack... I am sure this is not intended.

software running :

Win7 64 bit
DF 34.11
DFHack 34.11.r1
Lazy Newb Pack v 13

from the pack I use Therepist and Soundsense.

[Quietust]

Known issue - can't remember whether or not it's been fixed.

[peterix]

Heh. It's not a bug, it's a feature

Anyway, making it look for some prefix character to accept the hotkey as command could be better.

Something like

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:commandwould be recognized, while

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commandwouldn't.

[expwnent]

I'm having some trouble figuring out how to pass arguments to lua scripts from DFHack. Here's what I've tried:

In DFHack:

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myScriptNameWithoutDotLua doom1 doom2


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print('print ...');
print(...)
print('printall ...');
printall(...);
--print('print ...[0]');
--print(...[0]); --this line causes a syntax error
local bob = ...;
local jim = ...;
print('print bob');
print(bob);
print('printall bob');
printall(bob);
print('print jim');
print(jim);
print('printall jim');
printall(jim);

Output:

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print ...
doom1   doom2
printall ...
print bob
doom1
printall bob
print jim
doom1
printall jim

How do I access the arguments other than the first? "quasivariable" doesn't show up in any LUA documentation I can find.