v50 Steam/Premium information for editors
- v50 information can now be added to pages in the main namespace. v0.47 information can still be found in the DF2014 namespace. See here for more details on the new versioning policy.
- Use this page to report any issues related to the migration.
This notice may be cached—the current version can be found here.
Editing Required Raw Files
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Warning: You are not logged in.
Your IP address will be recorded in this page's edit history.
If you are creating a redirect to the current version's page, do not use any namespace. For example: use #REDIRECT [[Cat]], not #REDIRECT [[Main:Cat]] or #REDIRECT [[cv:Cat]]. See DF:Versions for more information.
The edit can be undone. Please check the comparison below to verify that this is what you want to do, and then save the changes below to finish undoing the edit.
| Latest revision | Your text | ||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | |||
{{av}} | {{av}} | ||
| − | + | The following is a list of files in the raw/objects/ folder necessary for Dwarf Fortress version 43.05; removing them causes unpredictable behavior, mostly crashing, in different parts of the game because they provide definitions for tokens hard-coded into the executable: | |
| − | + | *b_detail_plan.txt - provides required body detail plan tokens for the object testing arena and world generation | |
| − | The following is a list of files in the raw/objects/ folder necessary for | + | *body_default.txt - provides the body part tokens used to define creaturs |
| − | *b_detail_plan.txt - provides required body detail plan tokens for the | ||
| − | *body_default.txt - provides the body part tokens used to define | ||
*body_rcp.txt - provides the body part tokens used to randomly generate creatures | *body_rcp.txt - provides the body part tokens used to randomly generate creatures | ||
*c_variation_default.txt - provides creature variation tokens required by the object testing arena and world generation | *c_variation_default.txt - provides creature variation tokens required by the object testing arena and world generation | ||
| − | *creature_standard.txt - defines | + | *creature_standard.txt - defines dwarfs and standard creatures. |
*descriptor_color_standard.txt - provides color definitions required by the object testing arena and world generation | *descriptor_color_standard.txt - provides color definitions required by the object testing arena and world generation | ||
*descriptor_pattern_iris_eye.txt - provides descriptions for creature irises | *descriptor_pattern_iris_eye.txt - provides descriptions for creature irises | ||
| Line 15: | Line 12: | ||
*descriptor_shape_standard.txt - provides descriptions for shapes required by the testing arena and world generation. | *descriptor_shape_standard.txt - provides descriptions for shapes required by the testing arena and world generation. | ||
*entity_default.txt - defines various civilizations | *entity_default.txt - defines various civilizations | ||
| − | *inorganic_metal.txt - | + | *inorganic_metal.txt - Allows dwarfs to dig and defines various metals for the dwarfs to dig. |
| − | *inorganic_stone_layer.txt - | + | *inorganic_stone_layer.txt - Required for world generation |
| − | *interaction_standard.txt - | + | *interaction_standard.txt - Defines interactions required for world generation. |
| − | *item_ammo.txt - defines | + | *item_ammo.txt - defines ammo used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_armor.txt - defines | + | *item_armor.txt - defines armor used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_gloves.txt - defines gloves used by | + | *item_gloves.txt - defines gloves used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_helm.txt - defines helmets used by | + | *item_helm.txt - defines helmets used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_pants.txt - defines pants used by | + | *item_pants.txt - defines pants used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_shield.txt - defines shield items used by | + | *item_shield.txt - defines shield items used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_shoes.txt - defines shoes used by | + | *item_shoes.txt - defines shoes used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_seigeammo.txt - defines | + | *item_seigeammo.txt - defines seige ammo used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_tool.txt - defines | + | *item_tool.txt - defines tools used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_toy.txt - defines toys used by | + | *item_toy.txt - defines toys used by dwarfs |
| − | *item_trapcomp.txt - defines | + | *item_trapcomp.txt - defines trap components used by dwarfs. |
| − | *item_weapon.txt - defines | + | *item_weapon.txt - defines weapons used by dwarfs |
| − | *language_DWARF.txt - defines the | + | *language_DWARF.txt - defines the dwarf language |
*language_SYM.txt - defines the grammar of different words | *language_SYM.txt - defines the grammar of different words | ||
*language_words.txt - defnes words used by the system | *language_words.txt - defnes words used by the system | ||
| − | *material_template_default.txt - defines materials required by object testing and | + | *material_template_default.txt - defines materials required by object testing and dwarfs |
| − | *plant_standard.txt - defines standard | + | *plant_standard.txt - defines standard plants required for dwarfs |
*tissue_template_default.txt - defines tissue tokens used to define body parts. | *tissue_template_default.txt - defines tissue tokens used to define body parts. | ||
| − | Additionally, the following files in the raw/objects/text/ folder are required to play | + | Additionally, the following files in the raw/objects/text/ folder are required to play Dwarf Fortress because the relative file paths are hard-coded into the executable. |
*secret_death.txt | *secret_death.txt | ||
*book_instruction.txt | *book_instruction.txt | ||
| Line 44: | Line 41: | ||
Note that these files are required, but their contents seem meaningless; the game will crash if they are not found or if they are empty. | Note that these files are required, but their contents seem meaningless; the game will crash if they are not found or if they are empty. | ||
| − | inorganic_stone_layer.txt is required for | + | inorganic_stone_layer.txt is required for Fortress mode. |
| − | The ability to dig is provided by inorganic_metal | + | The ability to dig is provided by inorganic_metal. This is probably because inorganic_metal defines metals that can be used to create picks. |
| − | A [https://github.com/jgibbons94/Dwarf-Fortress-Minimalist-RAW github repository] exists that contains these files and incomplete documentation on what they do. | + | A [https://github.com/jgibbons94/Dwarf-Fortress-Minimalist-RAW github repository] exists that contains a these files and incomplete documentation on what they do. |