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[Laggy]

So playing around with this a bit as a learning exercise, I made a script to remove all the wear from all the items in your fort.  If anyone is interested:

Spoiler: removewear.lua (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

-- Resets all items in your fort to 0 wear

local args = {...}

local reset = (args[1] == 'reset')

local count = 0

function removeWear(item)
count = count + 1

if reset then
item:setWear(0)
end
end

for _,item in ipairs(df.global.world.items.all) do
if (item.wear > 0) then
removeWear(item)
end
end

if reset then
print("Items reset to 0 wear: "..count)
else
print("Total worn items: "..count)
print("Use 'removewear reset' to reset all of your items back to new condition")
end

In an unrelated question, is there like...a list of material IDs somewhere or something?  Like, i just picked a random item, and printall shows that mat_type = 30, and mat_index = 536.  I know that one of those has to refer to Silk, but for the life of me I can't find the struct that has that info in it.  Attempting to cross-reference all this stuff at this point has just been an exercise in futility, basically just printall'ing one table after another hoping I find something.

[Putnam]

Yeah, I kinda need to know about mat_types too--where to find a struct for the ones that aren't 0 (inorganic).

[Rose]

The first 18 mat types are listed here: https://github.com/angavrilov/df-structures/blob/master/df.materials.xml

These ones are fixed. After that, they're split into plant mats and creature mats, but which are which is raw-dependent.

[Putnam]

Related to the earlier issue with lua:

Code: [Select]

local function teleport(unit)
local playerblockoccupancy = dfhack.maps.getTileBlock(player.pos).occupancy
player.pos.x = unitToTeleportTo.pos.x-1
player.pos.y = unitToTeleportTo.pos.y
player.pos.z = unitToTeleportTo.pos.z
for k,v in ipairs(playerblockoccupancy) do
for k,v in ipairs(v) do
v.unit = false
v.unit_grounded = false
end
end
end
This seems a bit stupid, but a bit of testing reveals that it works. Should I expect anything weird out of this?

[Laggy]

Here's another little utility mod I made for myself (*****WARNING******* Back up your save before using, just in case.  I tested this for my game, but it could potentially cause problems.  I hope not, but just be safe.) to delete all my excess useless stone.  I had something like 20,000 stone in my fort, and it took up a lot of space (or walking time to dump into a Quantum Stockpile, or time marking a ton of stuff to dump and then using autodump).

Spoiler: destroy_stone.lua (click to show/hide)

Code: [Select]

local destroyed = 0
local ignored = 0

local destroyThese = {"ROCKSALT", "MARBLE", "GRANITE", "GNEISS", "BASALT", "GABBRO", "DIORITE", "SCHIST", "SPHALERITE", "RUTILE", "REALGAR", "CINNABAR",
      "OLIVINE", "KIMBERLITE", "MALACHITE", "CALCITE", "CASSITERITE", "GARNIERITE", "TETRAHEDRITE"}

function contains(type)
for _,test in ipairs(destroyThese) do
if (test == type) then
return true
end
end
return false
end


for _,item in ipairs(df.global.world.items.all) do
if (item:getType() == df.item_type.BOULDER) then
local type = dfhack.matinfo.decode(item:getMaterial(), item:getMaterialIndex()).inorganic.id
if (contains(type) and not item.flags.in_building and not item.flags.in_job) then
item.flags.garbage_collect = true
destroyed = destroyed + 1
else
--item.flags.forbid = false
ignored = ignored + 1
end
else
ignored = ignored + 1
end
end

print("Destroyed stone: "..destroyed)
print("Items ignored: "..ignored)

Change the destroyThese table entries for the stones you want to destroy.  I'm using Masterwork mod, and I only wanted to keep Obsidian, and metal-bearing ore/stones that were ~steel quality or better.  Adjust per your needs/wants. 

[Quietust]

This seems a bit stupid, but a bit of testing reveals that it works. Should I expect anything weird out of this?

Yes - that'll clear the unit occupany bits on all tiles in that map block, not just the one formerly occupied by your player.
Additionally:
1. It isn't bothering to set the proper occupancy bits in the destination tile.
2. It isn't checking occupancy in the destination tile to see if the player needs to be set Prone.
3. It isn't even checking if the destination tile is valid - for all you know, your target could be standing next to a wall, and your player will end up inside the wall. Even better, your target could be standing next to the edge of the map, resulting in you being teleported off of the map.

[Putnam]

Well, that last part I knew about It's damn difficult to check all that when there is no easy method to check the info for an individual position.

[Quietust]

But it's plenty easy: local playeroccupancy = dfhack.maps.getTileBlock(player.pos).occupancy[player.pos.x%16][player.pos.y%16]

[Putnam]

Ah, 16? That's all I needed to know. Not sure how I didn't figure that out, but oh well.

[Andux]

In an unrelated question, is there like...a list of material IDs somewhere or something?  Like, i just picked a random item, and printall shows that mat_type = 30, and mat_index = 536.  I know that one of those has to refer to Silk, but for the life of me I can't find the struct that has that info in it.

Here's some example code that may help you get the hang of the various material-info-finder functions:

Code: [Select]

local mi = dfhack.matinfo.decode(mat_type,mat_index)
if mi then
print('Decoded MatInfo:')
printall(mi)
print('Full material token: '.. dfhack.matinfo.getToken(mat_type,mat_index) )
print('Specific material ID: '..mi.material.id)

printall( dfhack.matinfo.find('CREATURE:DWARF:BLOOD') )
end

Additionally:

...
4. It isn't checking whether the player is the only unit in the starting tile.

[Rose]

I had something like 20,000 stone in my fort

Spoiler: You're doing it wrong. (click to show/hide)

[Laggy]

I had something like 20,000 stone in my fort

Spoiler: You're doing it wrong. (click to show/hide)

Haha, I saw that when you pasted it in irc.

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Unrelated:  Are keybindings broken for anyone else?  I added 'keybinding add Ctrl-Z' liquids-here to my init, but when I get in game and hit Ctrl-Z, nothing happens.  I checked 'keybinding list Ctrl-Z' and it says its bound to 'liquids-here'.  Any ideas?

[Meph]

Press Alt once. That will fix it. If you Alt+Tab out of DF, DF thinks that ALT is still pressed, till you press it again.

So after you Alt+Tabbed out of the game once, and went back to DF, and pressed your Ctrl+Z, you are actually pressing Ctrl+Alt+Z.

[Laggy]

Press Alt once. That will fix it. If you Alt+Tab out of DF, DF thinks that ALT is still pressed, till you press it again.

So after you Alt+Tabbed out of the game once, and went back to DF, and pressed your Ctrl+Z, you are actually pressing Ctrl+Alt+Z.

That didn't fix it

Edit:  What's weird is that some of them work.  Like Ctrl+Q does quicksave.  But Ctrl+Z still doesn't do anything.

Edit2:  Well, using Alt-Z for the keybinding works fine.  Weird.  Maybe its because Ctrl-Z has a windows function and is getting intercepted before it gets to DF?

[Putnam]

Where's the data for a tile being a wall? I can't find it and it's kinda bumming me out.