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the dyable plants are a tad unnecessary for now, as there is no non-challenge reason to actually make, let alone color clothes. It's not like you can see the clothing colors anyway.
My civilians are power items, my military point items.
Will the nobles be eventually turned into faith items/whatever the green star represents?

Quote from: HailFire on October 18, 2010, 02:22:29 pm

No worries- the thing is that I'm on a cold biome, meaning the brook and ponds freeze up during winter, meaning that I can't fish and have to stretch plant resources with making booze (though I'm making a reservoir in the clay mine to help with that). Fortunately, I have three (soon to be four) milkable animals for cheese.

But hey, poor planning causing resources to be stretched thin wasn't a bad thing. Now that I've got max-size farm plots laid out and large stockpiles of rice and perilla seeds, I should pretty much have food sorted out once this second winter blows over.

ED: Fairies have awesome gods.

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Two hundred and eighty thousand FPS? How does that even happen?

You know, I got a goddess named Cirnon, assosciated with the cold and some other stuff.
and the framerate limit must be set to 0 (no fps limit, I get to 400k FPS while paused)

Oh. Also you can delete the *_*.txt files from the raws if they have a *_*_toho.txt replacement and isn't the body detail plans file
Is the barrel problem fixed?
also it's probably now possible to have no wood at all on embark,if all the towercap/fungiwood is gone

Except for the wagon, of course.

Also, are rhueses those stupid goddamn monkeys' corpses supposed to just kind of... sit there and never go away? Vermin corpses disappear just fine now (unlike a couple versions ago), but I've got up to three-year-old skeletons sitting on a bluff overlooking my village, and I can't butcher/bonecraft anything out of them.

Speaking of which, I've got marauding monkey problems. Usually, they get slaughtered wholesale by my dogs, but last raid they nicked the iron bar i was going to use to set up a Wood Works, and just recently, they managed to pick off one of my children (Who, sadly, had just turned one, so pretty much as soon as she left her mother's arms she got blindsided by a monkey and torn in half)


Oh, and making such huge farm plots was a baaad idea. My one fisherman pretty much provides enough food to last the winter (with cheese), so I'm now practically drowning in food (to the point where I can't make any booze for lack of barrels)

Quote from: krisslanza on October 18, 2010, 09:52:00 am

1. What does weapon size really do? I assume it has something to do with a weapon is too large, then you can't use it. Is there a way to use a weapon in spite of being 'too small', such as having high strength, or is size the only factor?

This is what MINIMUM_SIZE and TWO_HANDED are for, not SIZE. I can only presume that SIZE itself affects mass. People have reported that certain dwarfs have been able to use halberds (which are typically too large for them), but I'm unsure as to which attribute is the actual cause of this.

Definitely looking forward to the first release version of this, if it helps.

Shouldn't the Oni be comparitively rare, though?

And of course, this being a Touhou mod, we can get into all sorts of lovely shenanigans once the Night Creature update's done (and bugfix'd).

Quote from: Patchouli on October 17, 2010, 01:22:50 am

I'll see what I can do. I think one of the main problems was the removal of the [START_GROUP_NUMBER:*] token. The ratios would work pre-sprawl, but it didn't carry over well when the token was removed from the game. If I can't find a workaround, I'll just balance out the ratios then.

the problem is less the entire female population of fairies and more the fact that every other civ has a 1:1 ratio of males and females, leading to them having insane numbers.