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.

Difference between revisions of "Interaction examples"

From Dwarf Fortress Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Tagging v50 page (2285/4888))
 
(8 intermediate revisions by 6 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
 +
{{migrated article}}
 
{{av}}
 
{{av}}
  
−
This page was created to aid those curious about the interaction process by providing example interactions for them to use or study. Those familiar with interaction raws should feel free to add helpful/obscure information to the lists below to help members of the community less experienced with interactions.
+
This page was created to aid those curious about the [[interaction token|interaction]] process by providing example interactions for them to use or study. Those familiar with interaction raws should feel free to add helpful/obscure information to the lists below to help members of the community less experienced with interactions.
  
 
==General Tips==
 
==General Tips==
  
 
===Synchronizing Adventure and Fort Mode syndrome timers===
 
===Synchronizing Adventure and Fort Mode syndrome timers===
−
Fort mode runs 72 times faster than Adventure mode - which means that a syndrome that lasts a single tick in Fort Mode will last 72 ticks in Adventure Mode.  For short-term syndromes, this will cause very different behaviors between the two modes.  In order to ensure that a syndrome operates the same way regardless of mode, add DWF_STRETCH:72 to the end of the CE effect tag.
+
Fort mode runs 144 times faster than adventure mode - which means that a syndrome that lasts a single tick in Fort Mode will last 144 ticks in Adventure Mode.  For short-term syndromes, this will cause very different behaviors between the two modes.  In order to ensure that a syndrome operates the same way regardless of mode, add DWF_STRETCH:144 to the end of the CE effect tag.
  
−
It is not possible to make a syndrome that lasts shorter than 72 ticks in Adventure Mode.
+
It is not possible to make a syndrome that lasts shorter than 144 ticks in Adventure Mode
  
 
===Syndromes with no effect===
 
===Syndromes with no effect===
Line 14: Line 15:
 
Some examples:
 
Some examples:
 
{{gamedata|title="Dummy" syndrome tags|
 
{{gamedata|title="Dummy" syndrome tags|
−
[CE_SPEED_CHANGE:SPEED_PERC:100:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:72] <-- Makes the target move at 100% of its current speed
+
[CE_SPEED_CHANGE:SPEED_PERC:100:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:144] <-- Makes the target move at 100% of its current speed
  
−
[CE_SKILL_ROLL_ADJUST:PERC:100:PERC_ON:0:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:72] <-- Multiplies the target's skill by 100%, 0% of the time
+
[CE_SKILL_ROLL_ADJUST:PERC:100:PERC_ON:0:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:144] <-- Multiplies the target's skill by 100%, 0% of the time
  
−
[CE_MATERIAL_FORCE_MULTIPLIER:PROB:100:MAT_MULT:NONE:NONE:1:1:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:72] <-- Makes the target take 1/1 times its normal damage from attacks
+
[CE_MATERIAL_FORCE_MULTIPLIER:PROB:100:MAT_MULT:NONE:NONE:1:1:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:144] <-- Makes the target take 1/1 times its normal damage from attacks
 
}}
 
}}
  
Line 167: Line 168:
 
[SYN_NAME:turned]
 
[SYN_NAME:turned]
 
[SYN_CLASS:TURN_UNDEAD]
 
[SYN_CLASS:TURN_UNDEAD]
−
[CE_REMOVE_TAG:NO_DIZZINESS:NONAUSEA:NOFEAR:NOPAIN:NOSTUN:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72] <-- This removes the normal undead tags, rendering them vulnerable to the syndrome's other effects.
+
[CE_REMOVE_TAG:NO_DIZZINESS:NONAUSEA:NOFEAR:NOPAIN:NOSTUN:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144] <-- This removes the normal undead tags, rendering them vulnerable to the syndrome's other effects.
−
[CE_SKILL_ROLL_ADJUST:PERC:50:PERC_ON:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_SKILL_ROLL_ADJUST:PERC:50:PERC_ON:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_DIZZINESS:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_DIZZINESS:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_NAUSEA:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_NAUSEA:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_PAIN:SEV:100:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_PAIN:SEV:100:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
 
</nowiki>
 
</nowiki>
 
}}
 
}}
  
 
===Smite Evil===
 
===Smite Evil===
−
An attack that hits all procedurally-generated bogeymen, night creatures, vampires, werebeasts, demons, and... angels. There does not appear to be a way of excluding angels. Eh, it's DF angels, they probably count as evil anyway.
+
An attack that hits all procedurally-generated bogeymen, night creatures, vampires, werebeasts, demons, and... angels. There does not currently appear to be a way of excluding angels. (Eh, it's DF angels, they probably count as evil anyway).
 
{{gamedata|title=Smite Evil|
 
{{gamedata|title=Smite Evil|
 
  <nowiki>
 
  <nowiki>
Line 205: Line 206:
 
[SYN_NAME:smote]
 
[SYN_NAME:smote]
 
[SYN_CLASS:SMITE_EVIL]
 
[SYN_CLASS:SMITE_EVIL]
−
[CE_REMOVE_TAG:NO_DIZZINESS:NONAUSEA:NOFEAR:NOPAIN:NOSTUN:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_REMOVE_TAG:NO_DIZZINESS:NONAUSEA:NOFEAR:NOPAIN:NOSTUN:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_SKILL_ROLL_ADJUST:PERC:50:PERC_ON:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_SKILL_ROLL_ADJUST:PERC:50:PERC_ON:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_DIZZINESS:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_DIZZINESS:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_NAUSEA:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_NAUSEA:SEV:200:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_PAIN:SEV:100:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_PAIN:SEV:100:PROB:100:START:0:END:8:DWF_STRETCH:144]
 
</nowiki>
 
</nowiki>
 
}}
 
}}
Line 236: Line 237:
 
[SYN_NAME:counting down]
 
[SYN_NAME:counting down]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_READY_1]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_READY_1]
−
[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:START:10:END:11:DWF_STRETCH:72] <--The START affects the amount of time spent in combat before the explosion can occur.
+
[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:START:10:END:11:DWF_STRETCH:144] <--The START affects the amount of time spent in combat before the explosion can occur.
 
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Draw Energy]
 
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Draw Energy]
 
[CDI:USAGE_HINT:DEFEND]
 
[CDI:USAGE_HINT:DEFEND]
Line 256: Line 257:
 
[SYN_NAME:ready to explode]
 
[SYN_NAME:ready to explode]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_READY_2]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_READY_2]
−
[CE_FLASH_TILE:TILE:33:4:0:0:FREQUENCY:32:16:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:72] <-- Flash as a warning
+
[CE_FLASH_TILE:TILE:33:4:0:0:FREQUENCY:32:16:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:144] <-- Flash as a warning
−
[CE_SPEED_CHANGE:SPEED_PERC:50:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_SPEED_CHANGE:SPEED_PERC:50:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:START:1:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:72] <-- The AI will use this and then immediately explode, provided it is still in combat and not affected by EXPLOSION_OVERRIDE.
+
[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:START:1:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:144] <-- The AI will use this and then immediately explode, provided it is still in combat and not affected by EXPLOSION_OVERRIDE.
 
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Remove safeties]
 
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Remove safeties]
 
[CDI:USAGE_HINT:DEFEND]
 
[CDI:USAGE_HINT:DEFEND]
Line 277: Line 278:
 
[SYN_NAME:about to explode]
 
[SYN_NAME:about to explode]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_READY_3]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_READY_3]
−
[CE_FLASH_TILE:TILE:33:4:0:0:FREQUENCY:32:16:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_FLASH_TILE:TILE:33:4:0:0:FREQUENCY:32:16:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:144]
−
[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_CAN_DO_INTERACTION:START:0:END:1:DWF_STRETCH:144]
 
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Explode]
 
[CDI:ADV_NAME:Explode]
 
[CDI:USAGE_HINT:ATTACK]
 
[CDI:USAGE_HINT:ATTACK]
Line 301: Line 302:
 
[SYN_NAME:unable to explode]
 
[SYN_NAME:unable to explode]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_OVERRIDE]
 
[SYN_CLASS:EXPLOSION_OVERRIDE]
−
[CE_SPEED_CHANGE:SPEED_PERC:100:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:72]
+
[CE_SPEED_CHANGE:SPEED_PERC:100:START:0:END:2:DWF_STRETCH:144]
  
 
</nowiki>
 
</nowiki>
 
}}
 
}}
 +
 +
==Transformation Interactions==
 +
These are interactions that will cause a creature to transform into another creature.
 +
 +
===Demon Transformation===
 +
 +
This is a fairly straightforward transformation, as it only relies on one caste token. This interaction will transform a creature into a random non-unique demon
 +
 +
{{gamedata|title=Demon transformation|
 +
<nowiki>
 +
[INTERACTION:DEMON_POLYMORPH]
 +
[I_SOURCE:CREATURE_ACTION]
 +
[I_TARGET:A:CREATURE]
 +
[IT_LOCATION:CONTEXT_CREATURE]
 +
[I_EFFECT:ADD_SYNDROME]
 +
[IE_TARGET:A]
 +
[IE_IMMEDIATE]
 +
[SYNDROME]
 +
[SYN_CONCENTRATION_ADDED:1000:0]
 +
[CE_BODY_TRANSFORMATION:START:0:PEAK:0:END:5:ABRUPT:DWF_STRETCH:144]
 +
[CE:CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:DEMON]
 +
[CE_ADD_TAG:NO_AGING:START:0:PEAK:0:END:5:ABRUPT:DWF_STRETCH:144]
 +
</nowiki>
 +
}}
 +
 +
Note that this interaction will not work in arena mode due to the lack of generated creatures in that mode. However, it will work if a creature performs the interaction in a loaded world that contains generated demons.
 +
 +
 +
===Vault Guardian Transformation===
 +
 +
Transformation syndromes that turn a creature into a titan or demon only really rely on the [DEMON] and [TITAN] tokens, but how can the same be achieved with vault guardians? Below is an example of an interaction that will reliably transform a creature into a random angel.
 +
 +
{{gamedata|title=Angel transformation|
 +
<nowiki>
 +
[INTERACTION:ANGEL_POLYMORPH]
 +
[I_SOURCE:CREATURE_ACTION]
 +
[I_TARGET:A:CREATURE]
 +
[IT_LOCATION:CONTEXT_CREATURE]
 +
[I_EFFECT:ADD_SYNDROME]
 +
[IE_TARGET:A]
 +
[IE_IMMEDIATE]
 +
[SYNDROME]
 +
[SYN_CONCENTRATION_ADDED:1000:0]
 +
[CE_BODY_TRANSFORMATION:START:0:PEAK:0:END:5:ABRUPT:DWF_STRETCH:144]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_FLAG:SMALL_RACE]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_FLAG:HAS_ANY_FEATURE_BEAST]
 +
[CE:CREATURE_FLAG:GENERATED] this is key, as the generated token is one unique to vault guardians and other "secret" creatures
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:DEMON] we have to forbid all types of night creatures and other generated creatures so the game may only choose angels
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_FLAG:HAS_ANY_NIGHT_CREATURE]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_FLAG:HAS_ANY_NIGHT_CREATURE_BOGEYMAN]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_FLAG:HAS_ANY_NIGHT_CREATURE_EXPERIMENTER]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_FLAG:HAS_ANY_NIGHT_CREATURE_NIGHTMARE]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_FLAG:HAS_ANY_NIGHT_CREATURE_HUNTER]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:CANNOT_BREATHE_AIR]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:IMMOBILE_LAND]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:MEGABEAST]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:SEMIMEGABEAST]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:TITAN]
 +
[CE:FORBIDDEN_CREATURE_CASTE_FLAG:UNIQUE_DEMON]
 +
[CE_ADD_TAG:NO_AGING:START:0:PEAK:0:END:5:ABRUPT:DWF_STRETCH:144]
 +
</nowiki>
 +
}}
 +
 +
Note that this interaction will not work in arena mode due to the lack of generated creatures in that mode. However, it will work if a creature performs the interaction in a loaded world that contains vault guardians.
 +
 +
==See Also==
 +
* [[Creature examples]]
 +
* [[Reaction examples]]
  
 
{{Category|Modding}}
 
{{Category|Modding}}
 +
{{Category|Modding_Examples}}

Latest revision as of 00:34, 21 December 2022

v50.14 · v0.47.05
This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.

This page was created to aid those curious about the interaction process by providing example interactions for them to use or study. Those familiar with interaction raws should feel free to add helpful/obscure information to the lists below to help members of the community less experienced with interactions.

General Tips[edit]

Synchronizing Adventure and Fort Mode syndrome timers[edit]

Fort mode runs 144 times faster than adventure mode - which means that a syndrome that lasts a single tick in Fort Mode will last 144 ticks in Adventure Mode. For short-term syndromes, this will cause very different behaviors between the two modes. In order to ensure that a syndrome operates the same way regardless of mode, add DWF_STRETCH:144 to the end of the CE effect tag.

It is not possible to make a syndrome that lasts shorter than 144 ticks in Adventure Mode

Syndromes with no effect[edit]

There are times you will want to create a syndrome that has no actual effect - generally in order to add a SYN_CLASS that renders the target untargetable by a different interaction. Syndromes disappear once their effects have expired, so to do this you will need to add an effect that does nothing. Some examples:

So if you see tags like this in the examples below, this is what they are for.

Material Emission Interactions[edit]

Following are several examples of material emission interactions.

Multiple Projectile Emission[edit]


By adding additional [I_EFFECT:MATERIAL_EMISSION] tags with their associated targets, you may stack additional projectiles.

Predefined Material Emissions[edit]

If a material is listed in this format, the creature will not need a [CDI:MATERIAL] tag in their creature raws in order to use it. This allows projectile attacks to be gained through substance ingestion, other interactions, etc.

Predefined Emissions of Different Types[edit]

This interaction fires both a solid glob of basalt and a liquid glob of granite magma.

Material Emissions With Immunity[edit]

Material emissions used in this format are affected by [IT_CANNOT_HAVE_SYNDROME_CLASS:X] tags (given above as the custom tag NO_EMISSION). This allows a modder to create immunity syndromes, disallowing a creature using the emission interaction from targeting the creature with immunity.

Targeted Interactions[edit]

Interactions that are specifically intended to target particular types of creatures.

Turn Undead[edit]

An attack that hits all procedurally-generated zombies and ghouls.

Smite Evil[edit]

An attack that hits all procedurally-generated bogeymen, night creatures, vampires, werebeasts, demons, and... angels. There does not currently appear to be a way of excluding angels. (Eh, it's DF angels, they probably count as evil anyway).

Multi-Stage Interactions[edit]

These are more elaborate groups of interactions that allow you to create complex behaviors by using interactions to enable or disable other interactions.

Timed Self-Destruct (or other powerful ability) with Override Ability[edit]

This will allow the user to explode after spending a certain amount of time in combat. A few ticks before exploding, it will flash with a "!" as a warning. You can also replace the explosion with any other powerful ability that you want it to use only after a countdown. It also comes with a syndrome that will disable the explosion. This is intended to be used by non-playable units, like animals or zombies.

Transformation Interactions[edit]

These are interactions that will cause a creature to transform into another creature.

Demon Transformation[edit]

This is a fairly straightforward transformation, as it only relies on one caste token. This interaction will transform a creature into a random non-unique demon

Note that this interaction will not work in arena mode due to the lack of generated creatures in that mode. However, it will work if a creature performs the interaction in a loaded world that contains generated demons.


Vault Guardian Transformation[edit]

Transformation syndromes that turn a creature into a titan or demon only really rely on the [DEMON] and [TITAN] tokens, but how can the same be achieved with vault guardians? Below is an example of an interaction that will reliably transform a creature into a random angel.

Note that this interaction will not work in arena mode due to the lack of generated creatures in that mode. However, it will work if a creature performs the interaction in a loaded world that contains vault guardians.

See Also[edit]

Retrieved from "https://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php?title=Interaction_examples&oldid=277366"