v0.31 Talk:Scheduling

Note: Currently a possible bug makes your dwarves seem to only properly train if set to 'inactive'.

While there are a number problems in the military screen, this is not one of them. I can verify that dwarves can train correctly in any alert state. If your dwarves are failing to train this is not the reason.

At the same time I do know that dwarves failing to train is a common issue. Unfortunately I have not yet seen a clear reproducible report about any specific reason why this might be. Until we have more information on the subject simply accept for now that getting dwarves to train can be . . . difficult.

One trick I have been using that often does seem to get dwarves training when they're being uncooperative is to go back to the squads screen, and toggle the active orders with t a few times. This seems to help. Doctorzuber 15:21, 8 April 2010 (UTC)

Verily yes, that trick did the trick for me, thanks!

Eric 01:09, 17 April 2010 (UTC)

I kept playing a bit further this morning, and it seems that toggling active orders in the squads screen only moved them from being stuck in individual training, to being stuck organizing or waiting for combat training instead.

Eric 15:46, 17 April 2010 (UTC)

Im so looking forward to..

..this big pile of cr..salespitch being thrown out and replaced by facts and examles. XD

As the one who wrote this 'salespitch' I'd like to know what you think about this article needs to be improved. I would contest your point on it having no facts, and while there aren't examples, very few dfwiki articles have examples to the best of my knowledge (as they generally aren't needed). Is there something wrong with telling you how a function works? If you're confused, the interface walkthrough (despite being incomplete) should be able to help you. Additionally, please sign your comments. --Retro 17:06, 17 April 2010 (UTC)

Anyone, please write few instructions or example howto of setting common alerts like siege\ground attack.