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A mass of untrained crossbowmen being effective is quite realistic. Most civilians in Italy and France used crossbows for the fact that little training was required to be lethal.Compared to a bow or melee combat, very true.
printall(item.unk_cc)I get --------------------unk_cc
anon_1 = -1
anon_2 = -1
anon_3 = -1
anon_4 = -1
anon_5 = -1
anon_6 = -1
anon_7 = 0function items.eggs()
myoff=offsets.getEx("Items") -- first find out where "item vector" is
vector=engine.peek(myoff,ptr_vector) -- get list of items
for i=0,vector:size()-1 do --look at each item
rti=engine.peek(vector:getval(i),ptr_item.RTI)
if ptr_item.getname(nil,rti)=="item_eggst" then
egg=engine.peek(vector:getval(i),ptr_subitems["item_eggst"])
egg.isfertile=1
egg.hatchtime=0xffffff
--egg.race=123 -- change race for fun times
engine.poke(vector:getval(i),ptr_subitems["item_eggst"],egg)
end
end
endHoly shit, I never payed much attention to Masterwork, but I think I might give it a shot.get 7-Zip to take care of all your un-archiving needs.
EDIT-Gotta put a rain check on that, I don't feel like redownloading and then uninstalling winrar. Why do people put up RAR files when zip is so much simpler?
It was recommended to me that I put my script request here.
I'd like to be able to disable and reenable [can_speak] tag of a creature in adventure mode. The goal here is to butcher your sentient enemies (say, elves) after killing them to make armor out of them. The [intelligence] tag might work too? I don't know much about memory editing, but apparently my obsession can only be solved by a lua script, removing the tag before butchering, and then putting it back, (I think it would be can_speak or intelligence), to continue playing the game.
I would very much appreciate if anyone has the spare time the help me out. If not, any scripting resources that would help me accomplish this would be very helpful. Thanks to anyone willing to help make adventure mode just a little more dwarfy! Elf leather quivers for everyone!
I saw this and the sun shone through the leaves...Code: [Select]print(df.global.world.raws.syndromes.all[50 or whatever].syn_affected_class[0].value)
Figured it out by doingCode: [Select]printall(df.global.world.raws.syndromes.all[50 or whatever].syn_affected_class[0])
function showhidden()
for fnUnitCount,fnUnit in ipairs(df.global.world.units.all) do
if (fnUnit.race ~= df.global.ui.race_id) then
if fnUnit.flags1.dead ==false then
if fnUnit.flags1.hidden_in_ambush then
print(fnUnit.flags1.hidden_in_ambush,fnUnit.race,fnUnit.pos.x,fnUnit.pos.y,fnUnit.pos.z,df.global.world.raws.creatures.all[fnUnit.race].creature_id, dfhack.TranslateName(dfhack.units.getVisibleName(fnUnit)))
end
end
end
end
print(df.global.world.raws.syndromes.all[2].syn_affected_class[0].value)
print("--")
printall(df.global.world.raws.syndromes.all[2].syn_affected_class)
print("--")
printall(df.global.world.raws.syndromes.all[2].syn_affected_class[0])
print("--")
printall(df.global.world.raws.syndromes.all[2])
print("--")
printall(df.global.world.raws.creatures.all[641])
print(df.global.world.raws.creatures.all[641].name[0])
print("--------------------")
print("-- dfhack")
printall(dfhack)
print("--------------------")
print("-- dfhack.gui")
printall(dfhack.gui)
print("--------------------")
print("-- dfhack.units")
printall(dfhack.units)
print("--------------------")
print("-- dfhack.event")
printall(dfhack.event)
print("--------------------")
print("-- dfhack.job")
printall(dfhack.job)
print("--------------------")
print("-- df.global")
printall(df.global)
print("--------------------")
print("-- df.global.ui")
printall(df.global.ui)
print("--------------------")
print("-- df.global.world")
printall(df.global.world)
end
showhidden()
DOH! That makes sense! Thanks!Thanks for the feedback! I saw that syntax before. Can you explain what it is doing? It is a bit confusing to me and the docs at lua.org aren't helpingCode: [Select]for k = #events-1,0,-1 do ... events:erase(k) ... end
It is iterating from #events - 1, which is index of the last element, down to 0, which is index of the first element. The -1 is step.
Equivalent C++ code would look like:
for (int k = numEvents - 1; k >= 0; k--) {
For erasing stuff you can apply the trick Toady uses:Thanks for the feedback! I saw that syntax before. Can you explain what it is doing? It is a bit confusing to me and the docs at lua.org aren't helpingCode: [Select]for k = #events-1,0,-1 do ... events:erase(k) ... end
function fixnaked()
local total_fixed = 0
local total_uncovered = 0
local total_noshirt = 0
local total_noshoes = 0
for fnUnitCount,fnUnit in ipairs(df.global.world.units.all) do
if fnUnit.race == df.global.ui.race_id then
local listEvents = fnUnit.status.recent_events
--for lkey,lvalue in pairs(listEvents) do
-- print(df.unit_thought_type[lvalue.type],lvalue.type,lvalue.age,lvalue.subtype,lvalue.severity)
--end
local found = 1
local fixed = 0
while found == 1 do
local events = fnUnit.status.recent_events
found = 0
for k,v in pairs(events) do
if v.type == 109 then
events:erase(k)
found = 1
total_uncovered = total_uncovered + 1
fixed = 1
break
end
if v.type == 110 then
events:erase(k)
found = 1
total_noshirt = total_noshirt + 1
fixed = 1
break
end
if v.type == 111 then
events:erase(k)
found = 1
total_noshoes = total_noshoes + 1
fixed = 1
break
end
end
end
if fixed == 1 then
total_fixed = total_fixed + 1
print(total_fixed, total_uncovered+total_noshirt+total_noshoes,dfhack.TranslateName(dfhack.units.getVisibleName(fnUnit)))
end
end
end
print("thought 109 = "..df.unit_thought_type[109])
print("thought 110 = "..df.unit_thought_type[110])
print("thought 111 = "..df.unit_thought_type[111])
print("Total Fixed: "..total_fixed)
print("Total thoughts removed: "..total_uncovered)
print("Total thoughts removed: "..total_noshirt)
print("Total thoughts removed: "..total_noshoes)
end
fixnaked()
create a file named fixnaked.lua in <DF>/hack/scriptsStill fairly new winblows install so i haven't got all the good stuff installed yet, forgot about notepadplus.try out http://ninite.com for setting up a new machine.
Actually i just opened it in my browser so i could get a good look at the actual table structure, then edited it in notepad.
Can someone give me a hint on how to "extract" simplified trees/leather/bodies from Masterwork raws for use in Lazy Newb Pack?
I love those features but I think that Masterwork is way too bloated with random shit otherwise. :/