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[Bogus]

you can script the entire process, but you will have to override the original details menu and its a lot of work. but potentially, its much more powerful because you can set everything.

[leafbarrett]

Is there a way to make a weapon's attack more inaccurate without making the entire weapon more inaccurate? I'm making a custom whip with an attack that specifically hits with the tip, and I want it to be extremely powerful but hard to hit with, but the weapon also has a standard attack..

[scamtank]

I'm pretty sure that accuracy is nothing but skill and circumstance. Weapons don't have an intrinsic property like that.

[Roses]

Is there a way to make a weapon's attack more inaccurate without making the entire weapon more inaccurate? I'm making a custom whip with an attack that specifically hits with the tip, and I want it to be extremely powerful but hard to hit with, but the weapon also has a standard attack..

Not really, if you are talking about fortress mode then you can just had several copies of the standard attack and only one of the custom attack, so that it isn't chosen as much. You can also alter the preparation and recovery times for the attacks. But in terms of accuracy, there is nothing that can be done.

[leafbarrett]

Why does the game insist on giving my civilization's leather clothing sources boots? The civ I'm playing as has no stance parts and thus can't wear boots, and I removed them from the entity entirely.

[TheFlame52]

Does anyone know what all affects whether a site will be conquered or pillaged in worldgen?

[scamtank]

Wasn't that determined by site preferences? Conquer what you like to settle and burn the rest?

[Fleeting Frames]

Well, in my experience with goblin retreats, human pits and elven towns, not necessarily.

[TheFlame52]

I made humans like every site. They didn't conquer more often than usual. In fact, it caused them to attack other human nations, something I've never seen before.

EDIT: It may be something in the leader's personality. Any ideas?

[Fleeting Frames]

I've seen human-only worldgens get into multiple wars - with the humans spawning from a single parent civ. They do that, even if there's no visible indicator without looking into legends.

I assume that there must not be somebody they'll hate more, like elves, in the range, but that's only a guess.

[TheFlame52]

Well yeah, I've seen quite a few town-on-town civil wars within a nation, but until now I never saw any human-on-human wars.

[Dirst]

Humans have randomized ethics, and ethical differences are a big driver in the game's "Do I want to start a war this morning?" routine.

[Derro]

I've created worlds with a single tile of land (accomplished by generating a world with a maximum elevation below sea level and then adding a single volcano). However, because there are no civilizations, I can't play any mode but legends.

I've tried adding [OUTSIDER_CONTROLLABLE] to an underground race (such as gorlaks) but it only makes gorlak outsiders viable in games with other civilizations. What do I need to do if I want to explore my single-tile world?

[leafbarrett]

I've created worlds with a single tile of land (accomplished by generating a world with a maximum elevation below sea level and then adding a single volcano). However, because there are no civilizations, I can't play any mode but legends.

I've tried adding [OUTSIDER_CONTROLLABLE] to an underground race (such as gorlaks) but it only makes gorlak outsiders viable in games with other civilizations. What do I need to do if I want to explore my single-tile world?

I think there absolutely has to be at least one civilization generated at some point for a world to be playable.

[Derro]

I've created worlds with a single tile of land (accomplished by generating a world with a maximum elevation below sea level and then adding a single volcano). However, because there are no civilizations, I can't play any mode but legends.

I've tried adding [OUTSIDER_CONTROLLABLE] to an underground race (such as gorlaks) but it only makes gorlak outsiders viable in games with other civilizations. What do I need to do if I want to explore my single-tile world?

I think there absolutely has to be at least one civilization generated at some point for a world to be playable.

Yes, but aren't there underground civilizations too? How can I make those register as 'generated'?