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If anyone's interested, I have working offsets for v0.34.11 on OSX. These are for vanilla Dwarf Therapist; at the moment I can't make Splinterz's version build.

Spoiler: Offsets for 34.11 on OSX (click to show/hide)

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[info]
checksum=0x8f421f9c
version_name=v0.34.11
complete=true

[addresses]
translation_vector=0x01636a88
language_vector=0x01636a70
creature_vector=0x015f56ec
dwarf_race_index=0x015dcf80
squad_vector=0x01633600
current_year=0x01fb1f21

[offsets]
word_table=0x001C

[word_offsets]
base=0x0000
noun_singular=0x0004
noun_plural=0x0008
adjective=0x000C
verb=0x0014
present_simple_verb=0x0018
past_simple_verb=0x001C
past_participle_verb=0x0020
present_participle_verb=0x0024

[dwarf_offsets]
first_name=0x0000
nick_name=0x0004
last_name=0x0008
custom_profession=0x003c
profession=0x0040
race=0x0044
flags1=0x008C
flags2=0x0090
sex=0x00A6
id=0x00A8
recheck_equipment=0x0158
current_job=0x0288
turn_count=0x0540
states=0x0
souls=0x05fc
labors=0x0618
happiness=0x06a8
squad_ref_id=0x070c

[soul_details]
skills=0x01D4
traits=0x01EC

[job_details]
id=0x0008
on_break_flag=0x0011
sub_job_id=0x0040

[squad_offsets]
id=0x0000
name=0x0004
members=0x0044

[valid_flags_1]
size=1
1\name=Not from around these parts
1\value=0x80000000

[valid_flags_2]
size=1
1\name=Dead. Deceased. An Undwarf!
1\value=0x02000000

[invalid_flags_1]
size=7
1\name=a zombie
1\value=0x00001000
2\name=a skeleton
2\value=0x00002000
3\name=a merchant or diplomat
3\value=0x00000040
4\name=outpost liason
4\value=0x00000800
5\name=an invader or hostile
5\value=0x00020000
6\name=an invader or hostile
6\value=0x00080000
7\name=an invader or hostile
7\value=0x000C0000

[invalid_flags_2]
size=2
1\name="dead, Jim."
1\value=0x00000080
2\name=from the Underworld. SPOOKY!
2\value=0x00040000


"Urist, what are you doing?"
"Building a floodgate so we can use the brook for the well"
"Where did you stick the lever for it?"
"In a corner in the same room as the well"
"Alright, its done! Let the water flow!"
"Hmm, I don't think the water is supposed to erupt out of the well"
"QUICK, THE LEVER! THE LEVER!"
"WE CAN'T REACH IT! THE WATER IS PUSHING US AWAY!"
"Who designed this fort? The whole structure is going to flood!"

...and that's how my first game ended.

Havenforge is, in a very brief, basic description, a “realistic” version of Minecraft. By “realistic” I mean instead of a block-based terrain, the terrain in Havenforge is smooth, just like terrain in most other games, but you can still edit the terrain like you do in Minecraft (you can make caves and add features to the terrain).



However, in Havenforge, sculpting the terrain is not the only way to create things; there is also a very flexible object placement/modification system in place.



Objects are more like the objects in Halo’s Forge system or Garry’s Mod than objects (blocks) Minecraft. There will be a large list of pre-made objects which you can place, delete, move around, and rotate, without being constrained to a grid. The creative possibilities this and the sculptable terrain create are limitless. Though at the moment I have a very limited set of objects in the game (different sized walls, cubes, and spheres), the objects can already be used in many ways to create interesting structures.



Static objects like walls are not the only objects you will be able to create when the game is more feature-complete. There are also all sorts of dynamic, interactive objects planned to be included like teleporters, vehicles, explosives, chests, etc.

At this point, you have probably realized that creation is a big part of Havenforge, but the flexible creation system is only scratching the surface of the game. I won’t go into detail just yet, but rest assured whether you play to create things, explore, kill stuff, or to just hang out with friends, Havenforge will be an enjoyable experience.

Quote from: zarokima on October 30, 2011, 11:19:23 pm

Quote from: thobal on October 30, 2011, 03:53:52 pm

What happens when blood mixes with water?

I would imagine it should, well, mix, and result in a liquid that is part water and part blood. Or for an easier "let's just get it functional" solution, it could revert to just being a contaminant upon contact with water. Same could happen with booze or other liquids, or depending on which is more voluminous the water could contaminate the other, to get "diluted blood" or something.

So your having entire bodies of water keep track of their contents?