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extract Spacefox in df_linux/, overwriting any duplicates.ĥ. extract twbt in df_linux/ following these instructions #12, overwriting any duplicates.Ĥ. extract dfhack in df_linux/, overwriting any duplicates.ģ.
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But it would have also been appreciated if this was easier to install or if we were walked through how to install it.Ģ. I have deep respect for the effort and ingenuity it took to make and maintain this. If users were to extract your empty overrides.txt file over a graphics set's customized overrides.txt, then the TwbT plugin will not do any overrides. png's and overrides.txt to a separate "example files" folder so as not to confuse end users who only want to install TwbT to work alongside their TwbT-based graphics sets. Similarly, I made /data/art/ and /data/init/ subfolders to make it clear where those files go. Note that in my example above I made /hack/plugins/ a subfolder to make it clear where those dfhack files go.
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Your forum topic also lacks install instructions.Įxactly where does each of the files in the download go? Where do the files in the "0.43.05-r2" (or similar) folder go? Where do the files in the root folder go? What am I supposed to do with the 'a' file? (Is it essential, or not?) Is the 'curses_800圆00.png' even necessary? (Isn't it identical to the 'curses_800圆00.png' that comes with vanilla DF?)įor end users who only want to install TwbT to make their graphics set work, is there a certain install order? Should we install TwbT first, then install our graphics set? Or is that backwards?įor that matter, why didn't you organize the download into folders that are easy to install? Perhaps something like this?
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More important than specifying why the mod was written, more important than detailing all the features, even more important than specifying what a mod does and what it is for, is how to actually use (i.e., install) it.
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And while I have seen a number of mods that lacked a readme, it's not often that I see a mod with a readme that does not specify how to install it. Pat's script toggles a flag that indicates whether or not they have 'left' to fix the issue.I've installed a lot of mods over the years, for Dwarf Fortress and many other games. These merchants have not officially left the map, and merchants that have not left cannot report on your fort, and no reports on your fort lead to no migrations. The hallmark of this problem is that if you carefully check your stocks, you will find red merchant gear, and zooming to it will bring you to the map edge where it is "off map" along with several invisible merchants whom may be dead or alive. I recommend going to the end of that thread because the first scripts in it were 'works in progress' and I think Pat's gets to the root of the problem, fixing a stuck flag on the merchant units. You need to copy/paste that script into a text file in the DFHack 'script' directory, then run 'dismissmerchants' from the DFHack window. However, later in that thread Patrick came up with a simple 'dismissmerchants' script and that cleared the problem up for me. but the problem for me was the stuck merchant issue mentioned in the thread that Fleeting Frames guided you to.
I had this exact same issue, right down to having goblins take over forts. Your other option is to retire the site when you are happy with the state of your fortress (sufficiently built up and not too shabby) and then attract migrants from your old retired fortress to your new one within range.Įvery time you create a fortress, the starting 7 & first 2 migrant waves are cheated in out of non-existing population. You may have to rely on trying to breed your 'starting dwarves' or attracting long-term residents with a successful tavern/library if you are nearby any other civs that are friendly. You will not get regular caravans either, as units have to walk across long distances in world activation (though the effect of roads speeding things up is unknown) because every historical figure realistically moves around. Quote from: FantasticDorf on January 26, 2017, 07:33:14 pm If you are outside of range of your civ or on another continent (without your civ having world construction:tunnels like goblins) you will not get any more than the pre-programmed 2 waves of migrants.
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