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[vjek]

This script will remove all skills, but also the ability to assign tasks to the dwarf in question.

Ok, did a bit more testing, this script now removes all skills, sets the profession to Peasant ("STANDARD") and allows you to assign new labors/skills to all the dwarves.

Spoiler: updated remove_all_skills.lua (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

-- Remove all skills for all dwarves and turns them into Peasants
-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
function BreathOfArmok(v)
unit=v
if unit==nil then
print ("No unit available!  Aborting with extreme prejudice.")
return
end

local skills=unit.status.current_soul.skills
for index,skill in ipairs(skills) do
   skill:delete()
end
skills:resize(0)
unit.profession = df.profession["STANDARD"]
print ("The foul breath of Armok has engulfed "..unit.name.first_name)
end
-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
for _,v in ipairs(df.global.world.units.all) do
if v.race == df.global.ui.race_id then
BreathOfArmok(v)
end
end



Let me know if you run into any trouble.

Intrinsic: for your single dwarf version, you should just have to add
unit.profession = df.profession["STANDARD"]
after the skill:resize line

As always, not-tested-a-long-time, might blow up your computer, end the world, etc, etc.

[Intrinsic]

This script will remove all skills, but also the ability to assign tasks to the dwarf in question.

Ok, did a bit more testing, this script now removes all skills, sets the profession to Peasant ("STANDARD") and allows you to assign new labors/skills to all the dwarves.

Spoiler: updated remove_all_skills.lua (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

-- Remove all skills for all dwarves and turns them into Peasants
-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
function BreathOfArmok(v)
unit=v
if unit==nil then
print ("No unit available!  Aborting with extreme prejudice.")
return
end

local skills=unit.status.current_soul.skills
for index,skill in ipairs(skills) do
   skill:delete()
end
skills:resize(0)
unit.profession = df.profession["STANDARD"]
print ("The foul breath of Armok has engulfed "..unit.name.first_name)
end
-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
for _,v in ipairs(df.global.world.units.all) do
if v.race == df.global.ui.race_id then
BreathOfArmok(v)
end
end



Let me know if you run into any trouble.

Intrinsic: for your single dwarf version, you should just have to add
unit.profession = df.profession["STANDARD"]
after the skill:resize line

As always, not-tested-a-long-time, might blow up your computer, end the world, etc, etc.

Oki cool have updated it.

[Girlinhat]

Hallo.

Wasn't there before, a tool to set jobs up as 'continual upkeep' like "always keep 500 booze in stock" and similar?  Where did that one go, or have I just forgotten the name?

[Dragoon209]

Hallo.

Wasn't there before, a tool to set jobs up as 'continual upkeep' like "always keep 500 booze in stock" and similar?  Where did that one go, or have I just forgotten the name?

I think 'workflow' is the one you are looking for.

[Girlinhat]

So it is.  I was trying to make it Autolabor.  Thanky kindly.

[Beardmourned]

Long time reader, first time poster here.

I was wondering if there existed (or if there were any plans for) some feature for adventure mode necromancers that would allow them to designate corpses to be revived over an arbitrary rectangle, instead of just a single tile at a time.

Designating 100+ corpses to be revived in the current way is kind of a pain when they're strewn everywhere, and doing it every few turns during a large battle is pretty time consuming.

Thanks for your time!

[Intrinsic]

So it is.  I was trying to make it Autolabor.  Thanky kindly.

Checkout this amazing plugin: http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=118872.0

It's basically an ingame UI for Workflow, and it's god-like.

[Dustman]

Downloaded OSX version and installed it on my OSX 10.7.5
DFHack itself works properly but I caught error with stonesense loading.

stderr.log says:

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dlopen(/Users/user/Applications/DwarfFortress.app/Contents/Resources/hack/plugins/stonesense.plug.so, 2): Library not loaded: @executable_path/stonesense/deplibs/liballegro.5.0.dylib
  Referenced from: /Users/user/Applications/DwarfFortress.app/Contents/Resources/hack/plugins/stonesense.plug.so
  Reason: image not found
Can't load plugin /Users/user/Applications/DwarfFortress.app/Contents/Resources/hack/plugins/stonesense.plug.so
and liballegro.5.0.dylib exists on mentioned path in stonesense directory.

What should I try to do to make it work?

[Quietust]

Stonesense doesn't work in the current OSX build, but I've been told that it should work in the next release.

[danaris]

Stonesense doesn't work in the current OSX build, but I've been told that it should work in the next release.

Yes; I can get it to work on my build machine, so the problem is with distribution.

I should have some time to work on getting it to run properly in the next week or two (the students are all going away, so I should have some breathing space...).

[Dustman]

Yes; I can get it to work on my build machine, so the problem is with distribution.

I should have some time to work on getting it to run properly in the next week or two (the students are all going away, so I should have some breathing space...).

That's great. I'm really looking forward to it.

[Rinin_Rus]

How biome temperature could be changed in fortress mode using lua?

[Putnam]

Oy. Could I get some commented code on how to run a function every X frames/ticks/whatever?

[Rose]

There's an onupdate function for code that needs to run every frame.

[Putnam]

one other thing: how about running a lua script from a C++ plugin?