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I'm doing some work on attribute gains, changes, and decays, and need a quick way to export lots of attribute values out of DF and into something like Excel or SPSS, or even Word or Notepad.

I'm aware that Dwarf Therapist gives access to attribute values, but I have found no way of copy-pasting them, and manually transcribing them destroyed my frail arm. I also seem to recall Runesmith also having that functionality, but that's defunct now.

Does anyone know of a way to do this?

How might one go about doing this? I'm interested in looking at relative rates of change in attribute value over time for different labors, and would like a quick way to pull attribute values for each dwarf in the fort and stick them in Excel for subsequent analysis.

I know you can do this in Dwarf Therapist, but you have to enter the attribute values manually, and it's generally a pain.

I'm planning on doing some research into attribute gain in dwarves, but I'd like to be able to see soul attributes as numbers, like willpower or kinesthetic sense.

I know Runesmith used to do this - are there any other utilities that can produce this output?

The scene: Goblin invasion. They tested out my new set of entrance traps, which worked far beyond my expectations.

While my dwarves are picking up goblin bits so that the traps can fire again, one of my laborers comes across a goblin thief and gets stabbed in the foot before it runs away. She falls over, but has reasonably high toughness and endurance so she doesn't pass out. However, her health screen does ready "Ability to stand lost" and when I examine her she has active requests for a diagnosis and crutches.

Due to some bug, nobody comes and recovers her to take her to the hospital herself. She lies in a stream for the better part of a month with a cut open foot while I try to figure out how to get someone to take her to the hospital.

However, while I'm setting up a cave-in near her to re-queue her diagnosis request, she gets up and moves back into the fort. I'm excited, but she doesn't go to the hospital. She goes to bed. When I checked her z-health screen she no longer had an open diagnosis request, nor crutch request, and it looks like she's walking again even though she suffered motor nerve damage?

I was under the impression that motor nerve damage was permanent. How is she moving around?

Hello DF Community. Here's the problem I'm having.

I have my military set up in a training state, where their "uniform" is just a wooden training weapon and a wooden shield. However, I cannot get them to equip their training weapons like they're supposed to.

* The uniform is set up as "over clothing".
* I created a new alert for the training state. They train 4 months out of the year, with two month breaks in between. The squad is 5 dwarves, and a minimum of 3 are required for training.
* The uniform status in the alert is set to "Inactive - Uniformed".
* When my soldiers are off-duty, they work as miners.

* When I go to the equip panel, there's check marks next to the weapons and shields.
* When I go to e -> P and check position uniforms, there's a shield and spear listed for each dwarf.
* However, when I go v -> and check their inventories, there's no weapon or shield listed.

My question is, what's making them not equip their training weapons? I think I read somewhere that being a miner creates a uniform conflict like hunter and woodcutter does, but I couldn't find documentation of that anywhere on the wiki.

First legendary miner - maybe I'm unlucky. Let's keep going.

But now my second legendary miner, lost to setting up magma piping.

I don't recall this being an issue before 31.21 - does lava move faster now? And if so, what's the best way to go about setting up magma sites for use in kilns/forges? Using more agile dwarves?

Sorry if this is the wrong forum.

But as the title says - does there exist a 'texture' pack that leaves the actual game textures unchanged, but will make everything square instead of rectangular?

Or, can someone tell me how I can go about doing this?