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[Hugo_The_Dwarf]

CE_UNCONSCIOUSNESS

He meant CE_NAUSEA

[COMMOFDOOM]

It would be interesting to see where the vomit would pile up. Determining which engraving or rotten food pile is the most appalling. Where bad thoughts frequently occur. Plus dwarves don't seem to mind everything being covered in fecal matter and urine because they don't even note it's presence or the activity of releasing it.

Can a custom workshop emit a material effecting nearby dwarves other than the worker? For example a statue that emits fumes of a material or syndrom or both.

Miasma can be modified?

Could a dwarf be given a syndrome that causes them to vomit when performing certain things. For example after drinking they vomit, or after viewing a pleasing picture.


I'm starting researching now but a quick answer from an experienced modder will save time. This can and will be done on a newly generated world.

[Putnam]

Miasma can't be modified.

After drinking, yes (with SYN_INGESTED). After viewing a picture, no.

[Boltgun]

Materials can be given syndromes upon breathing, contact or drinking. Puddles will also affect creatures without boots when they walk over it.

Those can also be set to boil at room temperature and therefore cause inhaling effects to nearby creatures.

You can produce a boulder of this material in a workshop (range is a tad limited however). You can also have a living creature produce 'miasma' by secreting such boiling material or throwing it as a directed gas when 'greeting' an ally. Perhaps vomit is a material you can edit, you'll need to search for it in the raw files.

If a creature's meat has an ingested syndrome, that will work if a dwarf eat it. I think it is removed if cooked however. You can also give syndrome to drinks.

Likewise a creature can give a syndrome to another on sight through interaction. Even if the interaction is going backwards (it's the creature that see the dwarf, so the dwarf is sick), but ingame that will simulate a disgusting sight/smell.

However inanimate items and images will not have such effect. You cannot change the miasma from dead creatures too.

Hygiene have many positives effects to the game. This is a priority to me. 

[Hommit]

IS it possible to change color of stone wall/floor (maybe by changing layer stone) with ingame methods (reaction or something)? I'd like to have stone paint to make my fort colourful
like 1 stone boulder/block+booze = 10 units of paint.

[Hugo_The_Dwarf]

IS it possible to change color of stone wall/floor (maybe by changing layer stone) with ingame methods (reaction or something)? I'd like to have stone paint to make my fort colourful
like 1 stone boulder/block+booze = 10 units of paint.

Only way would be to make a special material that is every desired color "painted bricks" then have a reaction as you suggested (stone + color item = colored bricks) you'd then have to dig the walls out and build walls with your colored bricks in their place.

[Putnam]

I would have just said "no"

[reemer30]

I was looking for a way to change the material of someone's blood into a different one, with an interaction. I have a transformation spell made, all I need to take the dwarf/elf body set and change the blood material. How should I go about changing the blood into either like a liquid fire, or a flaming liquid. Maybe magma. Trying to make my mages more !!FUN!!. I thank you in advance.

[Putnam]

You can't.

[reemer30]

Hmm, that's too bad, maybe I can work with something else. How would you change the material of a body part, I was going for blood but I would deal with something else. Maybe change it to a gaseous blood or something. Thanks in advance

[Pie Maker]

I was looking for a way to change the material of someone's blood into a different one, with an interaction. I have a transformation spell made, all I need to take the dwarf/elf body set and change the blood material. How should I go about changing the blood into either like a liquid fire, or a flaming liquid. Maybe magma. Trying to make my mages more !!FUN!!. I thank you in advance.

Perhaps you could transform the target into a creature that is identical to it, except for the fact that it has magma blood?
Mind you, this would heal your target of all its wounds, but that's hardly an issue when it's going to die immediately afterwards.

[reemer30]

Exactly what I was working on, but, unless I interpreted putnam's answer wrong, I believe it is impossible to do. I was wondering how to change the material of the blood, because I have not done any changes with the body materials at all, and I wanted to know how to alter the body materials.

[Putnam]

You can't.

[Boltgun]

Exactly what I was working on, but, unless I interpreted putnam's answer wrong, I believe it is impossible to do. I was wondering how to change the material of the blood, because I have not done any changes with the body materials at all, and I wanted to know how to alter the body materials.

Perhaps adding castes to your creature to transform to will give you want you want... kind off.
As a general change-material-of-any-creature interaction, this is not possible.

[tahujdt]

You can't.

Did you program a bot to read modding questions and respond, "you can't"?