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I actually used myheritage to build a family tree for one of my games in Crusader Kings I, which didn't have an in-game gui for that, beyond showing the selected characters parents, siblings, children, and IIRC grandparents and grandchildren.

Anyway, back on track: It shouldn't be too complex to code a family tree generator (somebody did one for CKI, I think), although I probably wouldn't be able to do it myself, at least not just with what I know now. Assuming the dfhack dwarfexport command includes familial relations (and if it doesn't, can a similar script be made?), it shouldn't be much more than first identifying dwarfs based on their names, then recording the relations they have in their descriptions, then building the family tree off of comparing those links. I initially thought 2 dwarves with the same name might cause trouble, but they'd of course have different family ties.

When I saw this my first thought was "oh yeah, I did that too but I scripted it instead" because manual labor is for dwarves. I don't think it's my code on the CK forums though, but I know that somebody did something similar.

I might have to look into how dfhack looks and works -- I've been away from the game for... oh, 2 years? and just now returned. Parsing the file shouldn't be much harder than CK2's save files. At least I hope it's not.
Edit: oh well, someone already did something. I guess that means I'm off the hook.

It's likely you don't have the right cloth. If it's close to when a caravan should show up, pray that they have the type she needs. In the meantime, wall off the workshop and place a door as the only way in or out. If she goes berserk, lock the door on her.

That's a rather boring approach

So I just had two sieges and a couple of ambushes happen. While watching my elite squad deal with the goblin bowmen, I notice something blue. It's a troll! Actually, it's five! And they're bleeding sand. Okay, weird. After they're dead though, they're all tagged as "Troll trader." What's up with that?

Also, they apparently wiped out another goblin ambush while on their way across the map.

Quote from: Still Standing on December 21, 2010, 07:47:56 am

Quote from: azazel on December 21, 2010, 06:17:58 am

b->w->m, q->f, b->x

Don't understand what you're talking about. I don't think floodgates are the worst either, but it's the one I remembered.

Just to prove your point...  It's b->w->m, q->a->f, b->x

What could be hard to remember there?

Oh yeah, then there is the b->w->t, q->a->t->a->t->a->t, b->T->l, b->a->f->[Enter]->[Enter]

Just to get the flood gate to work!

q->a->f->[Enter]->[Enter], q->a->P

I think my point is proven.

(I did realize I missed the a in the create floodgate, but edits are horrible to do on a phone.)

It's a young fort, the screenshot was when it was a year old, or so. Also, I forgot about deconstructing the lever for the bridge, so when I rebuilt it I never reconnected it. A few years later, and my liaison and accompanying traders all get killed by three ambushes happening in quick succession. :3

Also, simplicity or just me not being very good at designing entrances? It's anyone's guess

Why, it's because the brook isn't actually a brook, but a river! Go me! Bridge is being built as we speak!

I honestly didn't notice, because everything was rolling around fine. It wasn't until the tantrums started that I noticed a slew of ragged dwarves fighting near the edge.

Quote from: mrbaggins on December 19, 2010, 05:44:42 pm

Maybe if you compared it to a similar one, like Phoebus, Mayday or Ironhand, instead of.... THAT.

All is like that.

They are most assuredly not.

Quote from: buckets on December 11, 2010, 06:25:04 pm

So I told the feature finder that I wanted something with high elevation...

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Suggestion sketch:

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I read that as "Random dining bacons" and immediately thought "Oh yes! So many yes!"

I still approve though.