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Author Topic: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF  (Read 201031 times)

Bohandas

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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #30 on: March 08, 2011, 11:20:29 pm »

A few more experimental results:

Modding a creature to give booze when milked results in a bucket with booze in it.  This will never be transferred to a barrel.  Nor will dwarves drink from it, even when thirsty, but they will dump it on the floor when they need to empty the barrel to milk the creature for more booze.  It seems that alcohol in a bucket just doesn't work.  (It may be possible to cook the milked alcohol, however - I'll need to test this) ETA:  Nope, can't cook it either.  So far it seems milk is the only liquid you can usefully extract.

What if you mod in a custom reaction to transfer the booze from the bucket into a barrel?
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #31 on: March 08, 2011, 11:45:46 pm »

You'll get barrels of 1 booze each, instead of the regular 20.  Lots more barrels, but, it's possible I suppose.

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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #32 on: March 08, 2011, 11:48:03 pm »

H.P. Lovecraft/Cthulhu-mythos themed language [SYMBOL: ] entry

Huh, wish I'd thought of that. Mind posting it as a spoiler?

And come to think of it, this one sounds interesting too:

An ore that has a chance to yield any metal in the game

Given the excellent idea I can see how to implement that in the raws, but since you've already done it I'd love to be lazy and borrow your code.
« Last Edit: March 08, 2011, 11:52:59 pm by Anathema »
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #33 on: March 09, 2011, 05:49:36 am »

Ogre Thieves with Cave-Swallow-Man-soap cloaks! And something even weirder: every attack agaisnt them would destroy the brain/tendon/etc without actually killing them.

Actually, duplicated RAWS were the casue of that but it's still cool :P
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #34 on: March 09, 2011, 07:19:02 am »

Ceramic Mugs.

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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #35 on: March 09, 2011, 09:40:49 am »

Here's the horrible, horrible creature I've been experimenting with.

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My... god...

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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #36 on: March 09, 2011, 10:14:29 am »

News:
The animals with [CAN_LEARN] seem to gain social skills, and can arrive with other skills (like I have a donkey with the mason skill), but you can't assign them labors so apart from maybe having one elected mayor it is not that useful (them learning combat skills they might learn might be useful later though).

Dwarfs with the [trainable] tag seem to be stranger. Apparently you can only train them if they are a peasant, which makes them a 'hunting peasant' or 'war peasant'. Training them seems to generally be a bad idea, because once they become a 'hunting peasant' they can no longer be assigned labors or added to the military. (I have not yet had a chance to try adding them to the military then training them). They also can be assigned to other dwarfs as war/hunting animals and tend to follow their trainer around when they do not have any jobs to do.
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #37 on: March 09, 2011, 10:32:38 am »

News:
The animals with [CAN_LEARN] seem to gain social skills, and can arrive with other skills (like I have a donkey with the mason skill), but you can't assign them labors so apart from maybe having one elected mayor it is not that useful (them learning combat skills they might learn might be useful later though).

Dwarfs with the [trainable] tag seem to be stranger. Apparently you can only train them if they are a peasant, which makes them a 'hunting peasant' or 'war peasant'. Training them seems to generally be a bad idea, because once they become a 'hunting peasant' they can no longer be assigned labors or added to the military. (I have not yet had a chance to try adding them to the military then training them). They also can be assigned to other dwarfs as war/hunting animals and tend to follow their trainer around when they do not have any jobs to do.

I just modded goblins playable and embarked with 110 trolls. They're all at least competent in all social skills from simply milling around in the meeting hall, and I've hardly played it even for a season.
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #38 on: March 09, 2011, 10:40:17 am »

More news: My hunting peasant remains a hunting peasant even though he is now a novice mason. (I had masonry enabled before training him)
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #39 on: March 09, 2011, 11:52:51 am »

Golgathen.... the Shit Deamon a entire monster made of Shit... when it died it exploded into a shit storm that smotherd you
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #40 on: March 09, 2011, 12:59:37 pm »

-A golem with an infinite number of swords sticking out of its hand (accidental)
-Rock Lobster Dragons
-Guy Made of Bees (It had a tendency to sting its victims until they fell unconscious and strangle them to death)
-Supersonic flaming flying manta rays
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #41 on: March 09, 2011, 01:55:46 pm »

A few more experimental results:

Modding a creature to give booze when milked results in a bucket with booze in it.  This will never be transferred to a barrel.  Nor will dwarves drink from it, even when thirsty, but they will dump it on the floor when they need to empty the barrel to milk the creature for more booze.  It seems that alcohol in a bucket just doesn't work.  (It may be possible to cook the milked alcohol, however - I'll need to test this) ETA:  Nope, can't cook it either.  So far it seems milk is the only liquid you can usefully extract.

What if you mod in a custom reaction to transfer the booze from the bucket into a barrel?

You'll get barrels of 1 booze each, instead of the regular 20.  Lots more barrels, but, it's possible I suppose.

Hmm, how about a reaction to empty twenty buckets into the barrel than?
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #42 on: March 09, 2011, 02:12:43 pm »

Odd things that I have modded in:

    • Intelligent Vermin

I'm now thinking of retooling these for the new version, and attaching some of the bee [HIVE_PRODUCT:] tags to them in order to allow the creation of tiny little forced-labor camps...
« Last Edit: March 09, 2011, 02:15:51 pm by Bohandas »
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #43 on: March 09, 2011, 04:47:50 pm »

In 40d, I made turban-wearing, scimitar-wielding, bemasked Cactusmen to act as a desert civ. Despite having wooden weapons and having green blood, they were valiant fighters and excellent blowgunners. Think Shy Guys + Cactaur.

That sounds interesting. Do you still have the raws?
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Re: Strangest, Wierdest thing you ever modded into DF
« Reply #44 on: March 09, 2011, 10:12:28 pm »

H.P. Lovecraft/Cthulhu-mythos themed language [SYMBOL: ] entry

Huh, wish I'd thought of that. Mind posting it as a spoiler?




And come to think of it, this one sounds interesting too:

An ore that has a chance to yield any metal in the game

Given the excellent idea I can see how to implement that in the raws, but since you've already done it I'd love to be lazy and borrow your code.

Spoiler: Wildstone (click to show/hide)
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