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Malcolm posted:I can't think of a single way this currently impacts the game, but goddamnit I love it. Is blue blood a requirement for certain moods or cooking recipes? Can a plucky adventurer utilize the unique nature of a blue blooded horseshoe crab to escape certain death? Only time, and future updates will tell! This allows crabs to have vast monarchies that will show up in the legends.  puns...
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Malcolm posted:I can't think of a single way this currently impacts the game, but goddamnit I love it. Is blue blood a requirement for certain moods or cooking recipes? Can a plucky adventurer utilize the unique nature of a blue blooded horseshoe crab to escape certain death? Only time, and future updates will tell! They now autofill noble positions
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Lawman 0 posted:So will the reenabled elven diplomat/liaison allow us to order things from the elves? All you needed to do was add a noble to the elven entity whose responsibilities are negotiating trade agreements, same with humans. At least DFHack doesn't need to automate patching that little oversight anymore.
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Lawman 0 posted:So will the reenabled elven diplomat/liaison allow us to order things from the elves? No, he'll stare at you while you sleep then wake up you to yell at you for cutting down a tree, ever.
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Jul 24, 2014 01:24
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Lobsterpillar posted:Maple eh? Is there something about maple that the Canadians are keeping secret? The natural flame-retardant qualities of maple syrup, and the disarming charm of a friendly Canuck. "I don't mean to bother you, but, would you mind if I bash you in the right rear foot with my silver war hammer? Thanks so much." 
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Jul 24, 2014 01:25
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Dungeon Ecology posted:The natural flame-retardant qualities of maple syrup, and the disarming charm of a friendly Canuck. Make some maple warhammers, give them to some dwarfs. Tell them the goblins have the puck.
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 In hoc signo vinces Edit: Breaking =*Granite Tables*= Xand_Man fucked around with this message at 01:44 on Jul 24, 2014 |
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Jul 24, 2014 01:42
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Lawman 0 posted:So will the reenabled elven diplomat/liaison allow us to order things from the elves? It will allow the elves to order things from you, namely: "stop murdering trees you loving assholes."
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Jul 24, 2014 02:23
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DFHack-enhanced dwarves are a helluva thing: 
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Sauzer posted:DFHack-enhanced dwarves are a helluva thing: "You wanna play a little grabass?" "OK, but you have to give it back this time."
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Jul 24, 2014 04:28
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And as the Frog Woman swordsman lies on the ground, bleeding profusely out of her hip and the hole where her buttcheek used to be, she croaks out "b-But I'm a woman..."
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Jul 24, 2014 04:29
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I though DFHACK wasn't working with the latest version?
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Dungeon Ecology posted:And as the Frog Woman swordsman lies on the ground, bleeding profusely out of her hip and the hole where her buttcheek used to be, she croaks out "b-But I'm a woman..." The overseer stares blankly. "Repressing in five..."
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Jul 24, 2014 04:47
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LeJackal posted:I though DFHACK wasn't working with the latest version? It's up on Windows, others coming soon.
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LeJackal posted:I though DFHACK wasn't working with the latest version? That's actually in Masterwork so it's the oldish version.
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Subjunctive posted:It's up on Windows, others coming soon. Can you link to that? The forums thread is still showing an old version that isn't updated yet.
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Subjunctive posted:It's up on Windows, others coming soon. Could you: A) Provide a link to it for me? and B) Tell me if it has some way to heal a dwarf? My expedition leader got punched by a tantruming peasant and now he just lays around being unconscious. 
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http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=139915.msg5436528#msg5436528 No idea about healing.
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So I decided to play some DF considering the new patch! I boot up my fortress, while I'm watching my initial bit of fort be dug out, I find out that 3 of my guys died to a tick woman. 10/10, would lose again. Poor suckers never stood a chance.
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Mystery Machine posted:So I decided to play some DF considering the new patch! Hehe
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Ok, is the training of war animals defunct? I've got a Kennel constructed, several dwarves with Animal Trainer and Trapper enabled, several uncaged stray dogs running around, but when I open up the New Task option under the Kennel, all I have is Tame a Small Animal and Capture a Live Land Animal.
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Animal training has been moved to an Activity Zone, and you designate what animals to train and who will train them from the Animals menu.
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I just had the bug/feature where underground trees will suddenly grow and annihilate anything in it's path. A blood thorn grew in the small staging area I dug out right beneath ground level and now there's a giant hole in the ceiling. EDIT: Also it looks like woodworking is a lot better than I thought. One log will produce multiple crafts in one job. I haven't noticed if stonecrafts do the same, or if that was the case is .34 as well. Elth fucked around with this message at 07:20 on Jul 24, 2014 |
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OwlFancier posted:Did you shout "falcon punch!" while you did so? Holy poo poo. 
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LeJackal posted:Could you: I haven't seen the new version or whatever yet but 'dfusion' '3' '5' should heal the dwarf currently selected. There's even a way to resurrect dwarves from the dead but I don't remember how. Moridin920 fucked around with this message at 07:50 on Jul 24, 2014 |
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Neurion posted:Animal training has been moved to an Activity Zone, and you designate what animals to train and who will train them from the Animals menu. Is it possible to train dogs who are already the pets of dwarves? I put two dogs into an Activity Zone, turned on Training and Pen/Pasture, walled off the area and put in a doorway that it tightly shut. Went to my trainer who has animal training and trapping enabled, pressed P for preferences, but he says that there are no animals left to train... I dunno...
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Dungeon Ecology posted:Is it possible to train dogs who are already the pets of dwarves? Nup, pets are unavailable.
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Crazy. I was wondering why holes were appearing above my farm area. It turns out that when trees or fungus grow they'll poke out the Z levels above where they grow. I must have set my dwarves to cut down fungal trees without realizing, making these holes appear. Now that I noticed it there are a bunch of fungal trees growing from my farm (and the level below) and sprouting on the surface.
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Dungeon Ecology posted:Is it possible to train dogs who are already the pets of dwarves? To train, you go into the animals menu (like for slaughtering)
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Dungeon Ecology posted:Is it possible to train dogs who are already the pets of dwarves? Press 'I' to get your zone menu, lay out a zone of any size in any location, press 'T' to designate it for animal training. Ensure there is a dwarf with the Animal Training labour enabled. Press 'Z' to open your fortress status screen, go to the 'Animals' tab, and scroll through the list to find your dogs. Highlight a dog, and either press 'H' to train it as a hunting dog, or 'W' to train it as a war dog. The dogs don't need to be pastured in the training zone, your trainer will lead them there from wherever they are (even if they are pastured in a different zone). The zone also doesn't need to be walled off. As near as I can tell theres nothing wrong with just allocating any old tile you please.
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Ok I'm stuck in a catch 22. No wood to make charcoal to make metal to make axe to make wood. Somehow I missed the second year's caravan (even though I got the dialogue about priorities) and missed out on trading 200+ precious fire opals No wood for beds and can't make anything metal. Caravan dude also told me about a goblin king who's conquered 40-something towns. How do I escape this poverty cycle before goblin dude invades?
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ScottyWired posted:Ok I'm stuck in a catch 22. Do you have an anvil? If so you can dig down and look for magma to heat your furnaces with. It may also be a good time to set up enough traps to defend (or just seal up) your fortress before the goblins come knocking. edit: that might be more immediately useful to you, deconstruct the original wagon if you haven't already v v v v v Captain Mediocre fucked around with this message at 14:21 on Jul 24, 2014 |
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Do you have any building made with wood? Break it down and make a wood training axe.
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ScottyWired posted:Ok I'm stuck in a catch 22. Underground caverns are generally teeming with ripe, colorful trees. I'd say your best bet is to lock yourself in if you're worried about sieges you can't handle and dig down into a cavern.
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Note that a wooden training axe will work just as well for cutting down trees, so you don't need the metalcrafting step.
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ScottyWired posted:Ok I'm stuck in a catch 22. Or you trade your pants/bonecrafts/stonecrafts for a lump of coal or wood with the next caravan. e: I never tried it, but what happens when you tunnel under a tree and cause a cave in? Doesn't it turn into wood?
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tonberrytoby posted:e: I never tried it, but what happens when you tunnel under a tree and cause a cave in? Doesn't it turn into wood? If this works, there's your solution. Channel down through the tiles around a tree and its roots, have a relatively expendable miner with a quick escape route dig through the bottom of the "pillar" under the tree, and use one of the logs to make a wooden training axe. Your woodcutter can use the wooden axe to cut down trees.
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tonberrytoby posted:e: I never tried it, but what happens when you tunnel under a tree and cause a cave in? Doesn't it turn into wood? I'm pretty sure it vanishes without making wood. Dig down to the adamantine, make an adamantine axe.
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While the DFHack development is slowly churning towards the finish line, some fucker already made some more UI improvements. With the adventure mode having a new lease on life, this new inventory isn't unwelcome at all: Before:  After:  After + sorting:  The EIW column marks edibility, interactability and wearable poo poo once that bit is functional. scamtank fucked around with this message at 15:26 on Jul 24, 2014 |
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