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==Main in-game Menu==
 
==Main in-game Menu==
 
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Revision as of 19:35, 19 June 2010

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Main in-game Menu

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Building Menu

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This menu lists objects/buildings that can be placed. Some require dwarves to have a specific hauling labor set, others require dwarves to have another labor set.

Workshops Menu

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Furances Menu

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Combat reports Screen

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Designate Menu

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These options each allow you to mark tiles with certain designations. Each are marked by first picking a tile with Enter for one corner of the square and Enter to mark the other corner.
  • Mine (d) - Mark tiles to be Template:L out. Removing stone/soil walls and leaving stone/soil floors. May leave stone/ore/gems. {{req. Template:L labor)
  • Channel (h) - Mark tiles to be Template:L out. Removing the stone/soil wall on that tile, the floor, and replacing the stone/soil floor below with a ramp. May leave stone/ore/gem. {{req. Template:L labor)
  • Remove Up Stairs/Ramps (z) - Mark tiles to remove natural ramps and dug ramps/stairs. (req. Template:L labor)
  • Upward Stairway (u) - Mark walls to be dug out and replaced with upward stairs (req. Template:L labor)
  • Downward Stairway (j) - Mark walls to be dug out and replaced with downard stairs (req. Template:L labor)
  • Up/Down Stairway (i) - Mark walls to be dug out and replaced with upward/downward stairs (req. Template:L labor)
  • Upward Ramp (r) - Mark walls to be dug out and replaced with upward ramps (req. Template:L labor)
  • Chop Down Trees (t) - Mark Template:L to be chopped down. (req. Template:L labor)
  • Gather Plants (p) - Mark Template:L to be gathered down. (req. Template:L labor)
  • Smooth Stone (s) - Mark stone walls to be smoothed. (req. Template:L labor)
  • Engrave Stone (e) - Mark smoothed walls to be engraved. (req. Template:L labor)
  • Carve Fortifications (a) - Mark smoothed walls to have Template:L carved. (req. Template:L labor)
  • Toggle Engravings (v) - Mark tiles to display/hide engravings
  • Remove Designation (x) - Remove all designation markings.
  • Remove Construction (n) - Mark Template:L to be removed (no labor required)
  • Set Building/Item Properties (b)
    • c: Reclaim Items/Buildings - Mark area of objects to be Template:L.
    • f: Forbid Items/Buildings - Mark area of objects to be Template:L.
    • m: Melt Items - Mark area of objects to be Template:L.
    • M: Remove Melt - Remove Template:L marking from area.
    • d: Dump Items - Mark area of objects to be Template:L.
    • D: Remove Dump - Remove Template:L marking from area.
    • h: Hide Items/Buildings - Mark area of objects to be Template:L.
    • H: Unhide Items/Buildings - Remove Template:L marking from area.
  • Set Traffic Areas (o) - Traffic area values determine where dwarves will travel. Large values for cost mean that dwarves will avoid that area if at all possible; smaller costs mean they will prefer that path even if it is longer than “normal”.
    • h: High Traffic Area - Mark areas with the “cost” listed in “High Traffic Cost”
    • n: Normal Traffic Area - Mark areas with the “cost” listed in “Normal Traffic Cost”
    • l: Low Traffic Area - Mark areas with the “cost” listed in “Low Traffic Cost”
    • r: Restricted Traffic Area - Mark areas with the “cost” listed in “Restricted Traffic Cost”
    • /-+ *: Move between type of areas to change with QqwW.
    • QqwW: Change cost by -5/-1/1/5.

Jobs Screen

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Military Screen

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This screen allows for the creation of squads and the assignment of schedules/alerts/equipment.


Squads Menu

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This menu allows you to manage your squads


Notes Menu

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Allows the placement of notes, also referred to as “points”. Required to create patrol routes, often used to label levers so you can remember what they are connected to.
  • p: Place - Places a note on the cursor
  • d: Delete - Deletes notes on the cursor
  • n: Name - Name/label the note placed at this point
  • t: Note text - Add additional information for the note
  • c: Change symbol selector - Change which part of the symbol is being modified with +- */, forecolor, backcolor, or symbol.
  • s: Adopt selected symbol - Makes all future notes use the selected options .
  • +- */ - Modify currently selected (using c) part of the symbol
  • r:Routes – #Routes Menu allows linking of Notes/points together to form routes for patrols.


Routes Menu

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  • a: Add route - Create a new route.
  • e: Edit waypts - Edit points that make up the route.
    • a: Add waypt - Add current point to route.
    • d: Add waypt - Delete current point from route.
    • p: Add waypt - Finish editing route.
  • d: Del route - Delete currently selected route.
  • n: Name route - Name current route
  • c: Center - Center on route.
  • +- */ - Select different routes
  • p: Back to points/notes - Return to Notes menu


Burrows Menu

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This menu allows the creation and use of Burrows, which help to organize where dwarves are allowed to move/work
  • a: Add new burrow - Create a new burrow
  • d: Delete - Delete currently selected burrow
  • +- */: Change selection - Switch burrows
  • Enter: Define this burrow - Select areas that make up burrow, multiple areas can be created.
    • c: Change symbol selector - Change which part of the symbol is being modified with +- */, forecolor, backcolor, or symbol.
    • +- */ - Modify currently selected (using c) part of the symbol
  • c: Add citizens to burrow - Allows you to select which citizens are restricted to this burrow.
  • z: Center on burrow
  • Esc: Done


Stockpiles Menu

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Creates stockpiles, dwarves will place items in the appropriate stockpile if they have the correct hauling labor.
  • a: Animal - Stores animals in cages/traps, empty cages/traps
  • f: Food - Stores food and food by-products (Meat/Fish/Plants/Drinks/Cheese/Seeds/Leaves/Milled plants/Fat/Blood/Lye/ect.)
  • u: Furniture Storage - Stores furniture and siege ammo
  • y: Graveyard - Stores dead dwarves
  • r: Refuse - Stores garbage/dead animals/bones/skulls/shells
  • s: Stone - Stores stone/ore
  • w: Wood - Stores wood
  • e: Gem - Stores rough/cut gems
  • b: Bar/Block - Stores bars (Metal/Coal/Potash/Ash/Pearlash/Soap), and Blocks (Stone/Glass)
  • h: Cloth - Stores cloth/thread
  • l: Leather - Stores leather
  • z: Ammo - Stores Bolts/Arrows/Blowdarts
  • n: Coins - Stores coins
  • g: Finished Goods - Stores finished goods (chains/crafts/clothing (not armor)/splints/crutches/more)
  • p: Weapons - Stores weapons/trap components
  • d: Armor - Stores armor
  • c: Customer Stockpile - Build custom stockpile (define with t)
  • t: Custom Settings - Define custom stockpile
  • / *: Reserved Barrels - 0 - ???
  • -:+: Reserved Bins - 0 - ???
  • x: Remove Designation - Remove stockpiles
  • Enter: Select - Place start/end corner of stockpile.

Hot Keys Menu

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Allows the editing of hotkeys. Pressing a hotkey, F1-F8 or Shift F1-F8 zooms to that location.
  • F#: Select line F#
  • Shift+F#: Select line Shift+F#
  • n: Change Name - Name this hotkey
  • z: Zoom Here - Set screen to zoom the the current location when selected hotkey is pressed.


Nobles Screen

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In this screen various Template:L can be assigned/removed. See the Template:L article for details on nobles, their requirements/demands/mandates.
  • Enter: View Unit/Fill Vacancy - Assigns a unit to the position if it’s empty, otherwise opens the View screen for that unit.
  • r: Replace - Replace the current position if possible, or place if empty.
  • s: Settings - Only available for the Template:L


Status Screen

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Shows basic Fortress status.
  • A - Animals
  • B - Kitchen
  • C - Stone
  • D - Stocks
  • E - Health
  • F - Justice
  • G - Date - Day Month, Year, Early/Middle/Late Season - Template:L caravans arrive late in the month. Elves/Humans/Dwarves : Spring/Summer/Autumn
  • H: Summary of your wealth, requires Broker with Appraisal skill to see - More wealth often leads to larger groups of Template:L, and Template:L. The wealth of unground structures you can’t see is listed here. “?” at the end of a value means you haven’t had your bookkeep keep records precise enough to know the exact value yet.
  • I: How much wealth you have acquired through trade, or traded away (Import/Export)
  • J: How much food you have. Other contains prepared meals, as well as some inedible plants.
  • ←→ - Move sub-menu
  • Enter - Select sub-menu


Animals Screen

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This shows information about all tame animals at your fortress.
  • A: Animal type. Stray Animals can be toggled to become pets, Tame animals are not hostile to your dwarves.
  • B: Gender: Amulet is Female, Bag (circle with arrow) is male.
  • C: Who owns the animal. Animals marked unavailable can’t be adopted. Animals marked “Ready for Slaughter will be slaughtered by a butcher at a butcher’s shop. Cats are marked as Uninterested and can’t be set as available, cats will adopt dwarves themselves.
  • ↓↑ - Move between animals
  • Enter - Toggle pet availability (not possible on untamed or cats)
  • b - Slaughter


Kitchen Screen

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This screen allows you to control what food is processed in which manner.
  • A: Type of food
  • B: Count for that food. “?” at the end of a value means you haven’t had your bookkeep keep records precise enough to know the exact value yet.
  • C: Whether a food is available to be cooked if possible. Blue=Yes/Red=No
  • D: Whether a food is available to be brewed if possible. Blue=Yes/Red=No
  • ↓↑ - Move between animals
  • c - Toggle cook.
  • b - Toggle brew.


Stone Screen

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This screen lets you restrict usage of stone to specific tasks. All possible stones are listed here.
  • A: Type of Stone/ore/bar.
  • B: Various reactions that this item is a part of (these can be selected for more information)
  • Enter - Mark stone economic/non-economic


Stocks Screen

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This screen lists every item in your fortress.
  • A: General item grouping
  • B: Count of each general type “?” at the end of a value means you haven’t had your bookkeep keep records precise enough to know the exact value yet.
  • C: individual kinds of items. Items of the same kind but different Template:L are grouped together unless Tab is pressed.
  • tab: Mode - Changes between listing single items, and grouping items of different quality but same type together.
  • z: Zoom - only available after pressing tab, zooms screen to selected item.
  • v: View - only available after pressing tab, views information on selected item.
  • m: Melt - Marks/unmarks item or group to be melted
  • f: Forbid - Marks/unmarks item or group to be forbiden
  • d: Dump - Marks/unmarks item or group to be dumped
  • h: Hide - Marks/unmarks item or group to be hidden


Health Screen

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Lists all types of health information about tamed animals and dwarves in your fortress.


Justice Screen

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Lists information about Justic at your fortress


Help Screen

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