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DF General Discussion / Re: What Would Urist Do?
« on: June 18, 2020, 01:10:03 pm »
Be bored.
WWUD whilst bored?
WWUD whilst bored?
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Why? LAA increases available memory from 2 GB to 4 GB on 32-bit machines. It does nothing on 64-bit machines....I thought it would do something like allowing you to set the memory available, so MottledPetrel would then probably set said value to 8GB or something just to run the world, higher than I'd be able to use. I really have no idea what I'm talking about here... as you can see.
Dwarves who black out due to being drunk on thoughts of books also attract swarms of undead mosquitoes for no apparent reason, even in neutral or good areas. Said mosquitoes will attempt to suck said dwarves dry, but if said dwarves wake up, the mosquitoes disappear in the span of .1 millisecond or so.Everyone gets hammered if they even think of touching a book.I was deeply confused until I realized you meant hammered as in punished, not hammered as in drunk.
Also: dwarves get black-out drunk from thinking about books, for some reason.
First, we need to collate our knowledge. What do we know of the workings of Madagascar, both in terms of governance and the actual processes that are involved in daily life?+1 to that.
Let me tell you guys, if I never found the LAA application on the masterwork launcher I would never have been able to run the first modded hell. In case no one knows what I'm talking about, it lets dwarf fortress use more memory than it's usually allotted. If I ever give out the save for some turns everyone's probably going to need that to get the game to even launch.In that case, if you do indeed ever give out the save, I will not be able to run it. Just a little forewarning. As of this post, my computer, a Win8 laptop, has 6GB of RAM. DF usually puts the RAM usage at about 50% or so while it's running, assuming no other memory-hungry programs are also running.
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I wasn't expecting it to do that! If it is indeed my fault, sorry.