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Difference between revisions of "v0.34:Embark profiles.txt"
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==Default settings== | ==Default settings== | ||
| − | The default file is empty. | + | The default file is empty, unless you have installed a mod that creates new embark profiles. |
If it does not exist, there are several ways to create it: | If it does not exist, there are several ways to create it: | ||
* Save a new text file with the name "embark_profiles.txt" to the data/init folder | * Save a new text file with the name "embark_profiles.txt" to the data/init folder | ||
* Use "touch" from a command line (Linux/Mac only) | * Use "touch" from a command line (Linux/Mac only) | ||
| − | * Create a profile | + | * Create and save a (useless) profile on the embark screen. Embarking isn't necessary to save the profile. |
Revision as of 21:58, 10 November 2012
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
The embark_profiles.txt file contains any embark profiles (or starting builds) you have created. It is found at data/init/embark_profiles.txt. Most of these can be transfered between versions, but you need to remember to do so. The file is editable, but a typo could render all of your profiles useless.
Editing
To find a specific profile, look for the [TITLE:name] tag, found directly after the [PROFILE] tag. Skills and objects can be edited just like editing normal raws.
Default settings
The default file is empty, unless you have installed a mod that creates new embark profiles. If it does not exist, there are several ways to create it:
- Save a new text file with the name "embark_profiles.txt" to the data/init folder
- Use "touch" from a command line (Linux/Mac only)
- Create and save a (useless) profile on the embark screen. Embarking isn't necessary to save the profile.