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==Updating Tweak for a new version of Dwarf Fortress==
 
==Updating Tweak for a new version of Dwarf Fortress==
  
To update Gibbed's Utilities for a new version of DF:
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Tweak still uses a similar system that my old tools did with memory.ini -- there is no pattern scanning in the core address and offset definitions. This is because I consider pattern scanning to be a bit slow, and there isn't a need to have it scan every time you open Tweak when the addresses are the same. I do however, provide a module called '''Lookup Addresses''' which can load an XML file which has definitions and patterns.
 
 
# Download, install and launch the Utilities, if not already done so.
 
# Open versions.xml in Notepad.
 
# Copy the last line in the <versions> section to a new line below it.  The last two lines of the <versions> section should now be identical.
 
# On the new line you just created, change the version number to match the version of DF you have installed.  Delete the "hash" value.
 
# In the "Versions" sub folder of the "tweak" folder, create a new folder with the exact same name as the version number you just typed into versions.xml.
 
# Go to [http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/tables/dwarvis/ Dwarvis' Page] and download the core.xml that matches your version of DF.  Save it to the folder you just created, and rename it to "core.xml"
 
# Open a new Notepad window
 
# Bring up Gibbed's utilities, and under the File menu, click "Select Process".  Click yes on the confirmation.
 
# When asked if you want to look up the hash, click "No."
 
# Under the Tools menu, click "Log"
 
# Right-click in the Log window, and choose Copy All.
 
# Paste the log in the blank Notepad window.
 
# On the line that starts with "Verbose: Selected game with process ID" (Should be the second to last line) copy the hash value without the leading space or trailing period.
 
# Paste the hash value into the blank spot on the last line of the <versions> section in versions.xml.
 
# Save and close versions.xml
 
# Close the Untitled Notepad window.
 
# Close the Log window.
 
# Close Gibbed's Utilities.
 
# Relaunch Gibbed's Utilities.
 
# Under the File menu, click "Select Process" and click yes on the confirmation.
 
# All the circles next to the items in the list should turn red.  You are now ready to go!
 
  
 
==Core Modules==
 
==Core Modules==

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