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Silverwing235: scrubbing dust out of cracks, and Rule G

2021-07-26T17:44:04Z

scrubbing dust out of cracks, and Rule G

Voliol: removed spam

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Silverwing235: spelling/grammar, rogue Rule G

2020-11-20T12:09:48Z

spelling/grammar, rogue Rule G

89.187.170.169: /* Military Starter Kit */

2020-11-20T11:49:01Z

Military Starter Kit

89.187.170.169 at 11:46, 20 November 2020

2020-11-20T11:46:16Z

12.177.169.235 at 01:54, 27 August 2020

2020-08-27T01:54:49Z

12.177.169.235 at 01:53, 27 August 2020

2020-08-27T01:53:41Z

12.177.169.235: minor script edit

2020-08-27T01:49:30Z

minor script edit

Mocha2007 at 20:48, 23 June 2017

2017-06-23T20:48:54Z

24.197.250.114: /* Pending Changes */

2017-03-19T23:30:59Z

Pending Changes

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-Recent versions of Dwarf Therapist include a very large set of customizable tools for managing your dwarves, namely custom roles, custom professions, custom grid views, filter scripts, and optimization plans, which greatly enhance the user's ability to manage their fort in a well-optimized, pain-free manner. This page serves as a repository for packaged exports of custom definitions for these tools, created by other players and made available for other users here. This page is only meant to serve Splinterz's current fork of [[Utilities#Dwarf_Therapist|Dwarf Therapist]]; earlier versions of the utility did not yet implement many of the features described here. If you need help understanding what's documented on this page, or would like to learn how to write Dwarf Therapist customizations yourself, refer to the {{dffd|7889|Dwarf Therapist User Guide}}. All exports should be hosted at the [http://dffd.wimbli.com/ Dwarf Fortress File Depot].
+Recent versions of Dwarf Therapist include a very large set of customizable tools for managing your dwarves, namely custom roles, custom professions, custom grid views, filter scripts, and optimization plans, which greatly enhance the user's ability to manage their fort in a well-optimized, pain-free manner. This page serves as a repository for packaged exports of custom definitions for these tools, created by other players and made available for other users here. This page is only meant to serve Splinterz's current fork of [[Utilities#Dwarf_Therapist|Dwarf Therapist]]; earlier versions of the utility did not yet implement many of the features described here. If you need help understanding what's documented on this page, or would like to learn how to write Dwarf Therapist customizations yourself, refer to the {{dffd|7889|Dwarf Therapist User Guide}}. All exports should be hosted at the [https://dffd.bay12games.com/ Dwarf Fortress File Depot].
 You are encouraged to standardize the upload format to "Dwarf Therapist Export---<Package Name>".
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 === Thistleknot's Filter Pack ===
 I pretty much use the 1st three every migrant wave.
-I use an optimization plan to single out militia dwarfs (ranged and melee) to weaving (weapon, melee) and alchemy (archers, i.e. crossbowdwarfs).
+I use an optimization plan to single out militia dwarves (ranged and melee) to weaving (weapon, melee) and alchemy (archers, i.e. crossbowdwarves).
 Then I run the second script to see who rates high for noble roles, and pick them
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 From [http://www.reddit.com/r/dwarffortress/comments/1d39kd/anyone_have_a_good_optimizer_plan/ a reddit thread]. Emphasizes trapping and hunting, which may not be to everyone's playstyle.
-The author noted: When starting with the optimization plan on a new embark, set max jobs to 10. The dwarfs will usually have enough skills in certain areas to get 1-2 of each of the jobs that they should be good/great at. As you get more dwarfs in the fort you will if you see fit need to lower the max jobs to 7, then 5 and then fiddle with the percent total jobs to keep the workers and haulers how you would like.
+The author noted: When starting with the optimization plan on a new embark, set max jobs to 10. The dwarves will usually have enough skills in certain areas to get 1-2 of each of the jobs that they should be good/great at. As you get more dwarves in the fort you will if you see fit need to lower the max jobs to 7, then 5 and then fiddle with the percent total jobs to keep the workers and haulers how you would like.
-I tend to use 5-10 max jobs, and a hauler percent that is less than the max jobs. You only want to have dwarfs who don't have many important jobs running around hauling. I suggest fiddling with your percent jobs and hauler percent until you find something that you enjoy for your forts.
+I tend to use 5-10 max jobs, and a hauler percent that is less than the max jobs. You only want to have dwarves who don't have many important jobs running around hauling. I suggest fiddling with your percent jobs and hauler percent until you find something that you enjoy for your forts.
 }}
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 Naming convention is
-Name, % of dwarfs, # of Labors to assign
+Name, % of dwarves, # of Labors to assign
 Vanilla 8 Labor's Per (early fort)
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 === Using AutoLabor to manage hauling jobs alongside Labor Optimizer ===
-Since I prefer Dwarf Therapist's %'s on calculating my roles to labor mappings via the Labor Optimizer, I found the dynamic ability that autolabor has missing.  So to alleviate this.  I still do my own labor optimizations every few migrant waves; however, I get the advantage of autolabor's hauling behaviour (I believe it doesn't enable hauling on dwarfs that have a labor enabled for queued job).
+Since I prefer Dwarf Therapist's %'s on calculating my roles to labor mappings via the Labor Optimizer, I found the dynamic ability that autolabor has missing.  So to alleviate this.  I still do my own labor optimizations every few migrant waves; however, I get the advantage of autolabor's hauling behaviour (I believe it doesn't enable hauling on dwarves that have a labor enabled for queued job).
 Run this inside a DFHack console.
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 By mass assigning nicknames inside Dwarf Therapist to "mark" dwarves, they can be easily found in workshop profiles (if using Masterwork Mod, DFHack is included, Alt Shift N sorts alphabetically).
-This is useful for workshops in various mods that train skills that you wish were limited to certain dwarfs, such as dwarfs who have a skill that is to be trained. (ex... train your axedwarf for your militia dwarfs (these would be the dwarfs that would be tagged with the nickname), via the warfare library)
+This is useful for workshops in various mods that train skills that you wish were limited to certain dwarves, such as dwarves who have a skill that is to be trained. (ex... train your axedwarf for your militia dwarves (these would be the dwarves that would be tagged with the nickname), via the warfare library)
 === Using Labors to Mark dwarf's for Custom Professions/Super Labors, or for Militia purposes ===
 In this video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNVci8h1MkY), I actually do this method to assign my militia, but it could be extended for "super labors" as well.
-What I do is assign a custom role to something I wish to assign that Dwarf Therapist doesn't currently support (such as assign militia dwarfs via the labor optimizer).  So I use an optimization plan to assign a specific role (such as melee dwarfs) to a meaningless labor, then when the labors are assigned.  I hand assign them inside the Therapist tool to the melee role.
+What I do is assign a custom role to something I wish to assign that Dwarf Therapist doesn't currently support (such as assign militia dwarves via the labor optimizer).  So I use an optimization plan to assign a specific role (such as melee dwarves) to a meaningless labor, then when the labors are assigned.  I hand assign them inside the Therapist tool to the melee role.
 One could use the same method to assign a dwarf to a custom profession that covers multiple labors (i.e. super labor concept).
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 === % Jobs to Assign===
-When editing an optimization plan, the % of total jobs is the target # that is set.  This % is based on Dwarfs Selected * Jobs per Dwarf, then there is an ~ number representing the results of our rounded ratio:job #'s.
+When editing an optimization plan, the % of total jobs is the target # that is set.  This % is based on Dwarves Selected * Jobs per Dwarf, then there is an ~ number representing the results of our rounded ratio:job #'s.
 === Theory of Constraints===

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 For a detailed explanation of all things Dwarf Therapist, with screenshots and everything, download ResMar's [http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=7889 User Guide].
 '''Custom professions''' are templates that dictate what labors a dwarf should have enabled.
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 | comments        = This ZIP file contains the customizations created over the course of the "Putting it all Together" section of the {{dffd|7889|Dwarf Therapist User Guide}}: a set of tools that makes military drafting into a much easier and more elegant process.
 }}
 == Custom Professions ==

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-Recent version of Dwarf Therapists include a very large set of customizable tools for managing your dwarves, namely custom roles, custom professions, custom grid views, filter scripts, and optimization plans, which greatly enhance the user's ability to manage their fort in a well-optimized, pain-free manner. This page serves as a repository for packaged exports of custom definitions for these tools, created by other players and made available for other users here. This page is only meant to serve Splinterz's current fork of [[Utilities#Dwarf_Therapist|Dwarf Therapist]]; earlier versions of the utility did not yet implement many of the features described here. If you need help understanding what's documented on this page, or would like to learn how to write Dwarf Therapist customizations yourself, refer to the {{dffd|7889|Dwarf Therapist User Guide}}. All exports should be hosted at the [http://dffd.wimbli.com/ Dwarf Fortress File Depot].
+Recent versions of Dwarf Therapist include a very large set of customizable tools for managing your dwarves, namely custom roles, custom professions, custom grid views, filter scripts, and optimization plans, which greatly enhance the user's ability to manage their fort in a well-optimized, pain-free manner. This page serves as a repository for packaged exports of custom definitions for these tools, created by other players and made available for other users here. This page is only meant to serve Splinterz's current fork of [[Utilities#Dwarf_Therapist|Dwarf Therapist]]; earlier versions of the utility did not yet implement many of the features described here. If you need help understanding what's documented on this page, or would like to learn how to write Dwarf Therapist customizations yourself, refer to the {{dffd|7889|Dwarf Therapist User Guide}}. All exports should be hosted at the [http://dffd.wimbli.com/ Dwarf Fortress File Depot].
 You are encouraged to standardize the upload format to "Dwarf Therapist Export---<Package Name>".
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 '''Custom roles''' allow you to define groups of [[attributes]] (e.g, strength); [[Personality_trait|traits ]] (e.g, self-discipline); [[skills]] (e.g, appraiser); and preferences (e.g., fondness for fire opals) that, when considered together, determine how suited a particular dwarf is for that role.
-On their own roles don't do anything, but when combined with the labor optimizer you can assign professions based on how suitable the dwarf is for that labor. For example, melee dwarfs should have high agility (attribute), low anger (trait), be skilled with the various weapon skills (armor user, shield user), and perhaps have a preference for armors. If a dwarf meets this criteria, he is said to fill the melee-dwarf role.
+On their own, roles don't do anything, but when combined with the labor optimizer you can assign professions based on how suitable the dwarf is for that labor. For example, melee dwarves should have high agility (attribute), low anger (trait), be skilled with the various weapon skills (armor user, shield user), and perhaps have a preference for armors. If a dwarf meets these criteria, they are said to fill the melee-dwarf role.
-Note that in vanilla Dwarf Fortress ''roles'' are simply professions. A "Mason" is a role/profession that says a dwarf has some skills/traits/attributes that make up a good mason. This usage of profession is different than Dwarf Therapist's, as a DT profession is really a collection of labors, and by default has nothing to do with roles.
+Note that in vanilla ''Dwarf Fortress'' "roles" are simply professions. A "Mason" is a role/profession that says a dwarf has some skills/traits/attributes that make up a good mason. This usage of profession is different than Dwarf Therapist's, as a DT profession is really a collection of labors, and by default has nothing to do with roles.
 '''Optimization plans''' are used by Dwarf Therapist to automatically assign labors to dwarves based on how suited they are for the labor. The goal in a plan is to minimize the number if idle dwarves by ensuring they all have enough labors assigned, and also to ensure that dwarves get labors they are well suited to. An automatic labor assigner does no good if it never gives the Mining labor to your legendary miner.
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 '''Filter scripts''' are simple commands that determine what dwarves to show in the main DT window. For example, a "military only" filter script would hide all the non-military dwarves. It is like a "search" for your dwarves.
-'''Grid views''' are the main list view in Dwarf Fortress they are accessible via the tabs at the top of the list view (Labors, Military, Social, etc).
+'''Grid views''' are the main list view in ''Dwarf Fortress'', they are accessible via the tabs at the top of the list view (Labors, Military, Social, etc).
 -->

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 | comments        = This ZIP file contains the customizations created over the course of the "Putting it all Together" section of the {{dffd|7889|Dwarf Therapist User Guide}}: a set of tools that makes military drafting into a much easier and more elegant process.
 }}
 == Custom Professions ==

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 For a detailed explanation of all things Dwarf Therapist, with screenshots and everything, download ResMar's [http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=7889 User Guide].
+ https://esolution.center
 '''Custom professions''' are templates that dictate what labors a dwarf should have enabled.

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 . Non Military, Non Noble, Not Injured && Not Cursed (Used to apply optimization plan to workers, I always enable hauling on them as well)
-!d.noble_position()
+!d.noble_position() == ""
 &&
 d.squad_id()<0

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 . Not Injured/Missing Limb && Not Cursed (Used to find military candidates)
-d.current_job_id()!=52
+(d.current_job_id()!=52) &&
 //not missing limbs
+(
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 ||
 !d.has_health_issue(31,-1)
+)
 &&
-d.curse_name() == ""
+(d.curse_name() == "")
 . Non military && Not Injured && Not Cursed (Used to find noble candidates)

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 }}
 == Grid Views ==
-'''Grid views''' are the main list view in Dwarf Fortress they are accessible via the tabs at the top of the list view (Labors, Military, Social, etc).
+'''Grid views''' are the main list view in Dwarf Fortress they are accessible via the tabs at the top of the list view (Labors, Military, Social, etc.).
 === Compact Labors View ===
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 Here is an explanation of the characteristics it selects for:
-This filter is designed to show dwarves that are available for full-time assignment to useful tasks, such as military recruitment. These so called "working class dwarves" will meet the following requirements:
+This filter is designed to show dwarves that are available for full-time assignment to useful tasks, such as military recruitment. These so-called "working class dwarves" will meet the following requirements:
 # They have all hauling labors enabled. This is one of the most apparent indicators of a “working class” dwarf, but it’s nowhere near exclusive.

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 | title = Pending Changes
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+d.is_labor_state_dirty(0)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(01) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(1)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(02) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(2)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(03) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(3)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(04) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(4)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(05) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(5)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(06) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(6)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(07) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(7)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(08) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(8)  ||
-d.is_labor_state_dirty(09) ||
+d.is_labor_state_dirty(9)  ||
 d.is_labor_state_dirty(10) ||
 d.is_labor_state_dirty(11) ||