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DF General Discussion / Re: Music that fits Dwarf Fortress
« on: September 06, 2007, 02:43:00 am »quote:
Originally posted by Shadowslasher:
<STRONG>My Adventurer PlaylistMozart - Carmina Burana - O Fortuna</STRONG>
Actually it's Carl Orff who wrote that
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DF General Discussion / Re: How did you come across DF?
« on: September 06, 2007, 02:52:00 am »DF General Discussion / Re: When it's done.
« on: March 26, 2008, 02:16:00 am »DF General Discussion / Re: Future of the Fortress
« on: September 14, 2007, 01:33:00 am »If it wasn't a demon say, wasn't a defined event or timer, but was the consequence of our actions it would make the endgame much more enjoyable.
DF General Discussion / Re: Future of the Fortress 3
« on: February 22, 2008, 05:10:00 pm »quote:
Originally posted by Alfador:
<STRONG>At that size, it'd be more like the Halo. Ringworld's mind-bogglingly enormous; big enough to lose several 1:1 maps of the Earth in. (And it even had such a map...)
Oughtta be more like 1024x1099511627776, but that'd kill any processor made this century.</STRONG>
Sorry to spoil this but you can't generate non-square maps with plasma fractals.
DF General Discussion / Re: Where did you first hear about Dwarf Fortress?
« on: January 27, 2008, 08:45:00 pm »Then, say 6-9 months on I picked it up again and tried dwarf-mode: I was hooked.
DF General Discussion / Re: Water clocks, computers, and automation
« on: October 25, 2007, 05:05:00 am »code:
G is grate
_ is pressure plate
# is wall
X is closed floodgate.
x is open floodgate.
~ is water supply.NAND gate(written here as N):
##### #
#G#G#x#
#_#_#x#
#~#~#~#
The two pressure plates are connected to the floodgates so that when water presses a pressure plate they close.NOT gate(written here !):
Simply a NAND with connected input.
So NOT:A is NAND:A,ANOR gate:
I is input 1
J is input 2
!((!I)N(!J))etc.
The floor below collects the runoff from the grates and pumps it back up.
Memory would simply be:
code:
H is hatch
#X# < read memory
#H#
#X# < write memoryJust open the hatch to flush memory, read by opening the top floodgate unfortunately clearing it(but you can put a pressure plate in that rewrites it), and and write by flushing and then either opening or leaving the bottom floodgate.
All of this would have to be at water pressure 1.
Can anyone think of an adaptor that will keep water at pressure 1, even when connnected to a river. If you could have a reservoir above that refilled when water was removed. Perhaps like this:
code:
Spans multiple levels
> is ramp
x is open floodgate
X is closed floodgate
H is hatch
~ is water at pressure 1.
#~#######
#~x_>>>H#
#~x_>>>##
#~x_>>>H#
#~x_>>>##
#~x_>>>H#
#########The hatches open when needed, water flows down when empty space, pressure plates close floodgates when supplied.
WOW, that was long. Something to think about, maybe.
DF General Discussion / Re: Elephant Attack
« on: April 29, 2008, 03:50:00 am »DF General Discussion / Elephant Attack
« on: April 29, 2008, 03:37:00 am »Two children were trampled to death and a man maimed as straying wild elephants destroyed two villages over the last 24 hours in southeastern Bangladesh, officials said on Monday.
A girl was killed and six bamboo houses flattened as elephants ravaged a village near Cox's Bazar district town, 400 km (250 miles) from the capital Dhaka on Monday.
A boy was killed and a man seriously injured when wild elephants strayed into another village in the same district on Sunday. Five houses were levelled by the rampaging elephants.
In both the attacks, the villagers fled their homes but later returned with drums and firecrackers to scare off the herds of wild elephants.
Attacks by elephant have become frequent in Bangladesh in recent years, as their forest habitats shrink due to encroachment by people, forest officials say.
On average, nearly 20 people are killed by elephants in Bangladesh each year.