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[Quietust]

So, a question for the DFHack gods then. My mod is plagued with nakedness issues, is it possible to make a script that  tricks a creature into believing it's wearing something to remove the bad thoughts from nakedness? I found the remove fixnaked script earlier in this thread but that only removes bad thoughts for a few seconds before they start reoccuring.

Nope - the only way to make a creature think it's not naked to actually make it not naked.

[Rumrusher]

So, a question for the DFHack gods then. My mod is plagued with nakedness issues, is it possible to make a script that  tricks a creature into believing it's wearing something to remove the bad thoughts from nakedness? I found the remove fixnaked script earlier in this thread but that only removes bad thoughts for a few seconds before they start reoccuring.

Nope - the only way to make a creature think it's not naked to actually make it not naked.

or remove the tag that causes them to think that... which is I guess [clothed] though I don't know if toady was that dead set in making dwarves cover up their shame and hardcoded it?

[Sorcerer]

hrm, I was afraid of that, the [CLOTHING] tag unfortunately does nothing.

[Gaybarowner]

I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but maybe you want something like QuickFort?

When you make digging designations you can copy it and repeat the same layout onto the world so you dont have to redo it again like making rooms?

[Velak]

You want quickfort.

[Helgoland]

You want quickfort.

You want macros. They're surprisingly powerful, but surprisingly little-known.

[splinteredmind]

Do you think it would be possible to create a version of Copy Stockpile that could copy workshop profiles? Would save me a hell of a lot of fiddling about.

[Velak]

You want quickfort.

You want macros. They're surprisingly powerful, but surprisingly little-known.

I agree. For some very simple jobs, macros can work fine, and I use them every day. Macros aren't the correct solution for laying out my forts, though.

I personally tend to plan my forts before I ever strike the earth, and with QuickFort I can do anything from simple rooms, to laying out massive multi-z-level complete forts if you want to.  You can set up something, and have to automatically designate down (or up) z-levels. You can have it rotate your designs, and have them auto-repeat in any direction (N, S, E, W, up and down).

The macro editor in DF writes way too much code. I personally find it limited, and not very clean.

But, again, I agree with you. Depending on what you want to do, Macros could be a solution.

[Rose]

next version of DFhack coming out any say now will have an inbuilt version of quickfort, which, unlike quickfort, is instant.

[Velak]

Sweet. I'm looking forward to it!

[Gaybarowner]

Oh thank armok!

[peterix]

Hello!

Got a massive update for 0.34.11. Lots of very nice things, including support for ruby scripting, extending the game UI and to some extent messing with game logic. Along with that, more new tools than you can shake a stick at and even more improvements to the old ones.

Enjoy

* peterix thanks everyone involved in making this release possible. For a full list of those awesome people, check this file.

[Urist McFumbler]

Hello!

Got a massive update for 0.34.11. Lots of very nice things, including support for ruby scripting, extending the game UI and to some extent messing with game logic. Along with that, more new tools than you can shake a stick at and even more improvements to the old ones.

Enjoy

* peterix thanks everyone involved in making this release possible. For a full list of those awesome people, check this file.

Thank you everyone that contributed to the release, every release is more awesome then the last.

[Velak]

Thanks to all contributors! I've been eagerly awaiting this release.

Extra Special thanks for whoever came up with 'rename' for stockpiles and zones!

Now I can actually find them again in the view rooms/buildings menu. (So they're not just listed as 'stockpile #42' or 'zone').

Awesome!

[Akjosch]

Finally I can rename my dwarves (somewhat) easily! Thanks a lot.

For the record, those are my current Lua scripts for the surname and family name:

Spoiler: Surname changing script (click to show/hide)

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-- Change the first name of a dwarf (or any other unit)

local gui = require 'gui'
local dlg = require 'gui.dialogs'
local figures = df.global.world.history.figures

local unit = dfhack.gui.getSelectedUnit(true)

local function set_name(u, n)
    u.name.first_name = n
    for _,f in ipairs(figures) do
if u.hist_figure_id  == f.id then
f.name.first_name = n
end
    end
end

if unit then
local newname = ''
dlg.showInputPrompt(
'Rename Unit',
'Enter a new name for the unit:', COLOR_GREEN,
newname,
curry(set_name, unit)
)
end


Spoiler: Family name changing script (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

-- Change the family name of a dwarf (or any other unit)

local gui = require 'gui'
local dlg = require 'gui.dialogs'
local figures = df.global.world.history.figures
local base_words = df.global.world.raws.language.words
local translations = df.global.world.raws.language.translations

local unit = dfhack.gui.getSelectedUnit(true)

local function set_name(u, words, worddata, i, n)
n = worddata[words[n]]
dfhack.println("set_name(" .. type(u) .. ", " .. i .. ", " .. string.format("%d", n) .. ")")
dfhack.println("  Name settings on current unit: " .. u.name.parts_of_speech[i])
    u.name.words[i] = n
u.name.parts_of_speech[i] = 0
    for _,f in ipairs(figures) do
if u.hist_figure_id  == f.id then
f.name.words[i] = n
f.name.parts_of_speech[i] = 0
end
    end
end

if unit then
local wordlist = {}
local worddata = {}
for _,w in ipairs(translations[unit.name.language].words) do
if base_words[_].forms[0] ~= "" then
local new_word = w.value .. " (" .. base_words[_].forms[0] .. ")"
table.insert(wordlist, new_word)
worddata[new_word] = _
end
end
table.sort(wordlist)
-- Reverse order, since they will be both displayed, one over the other
dlg.showListPrompt(
'Rename Unit',
'Enter second part of the name:', COLOR_GREEN,
wordlist,
curry(set_name, unit, wordlist, worddata, 1)
)
dlg.showListPrompt(
'Rename Unit',
'Enter first part of the name:', COLOR_GREEN,
wordlist,
curry(set_name, unit, wordlist, worddata, 0)
)
end