The reason I mention how it works like this is because the modding affects things but not actions.
Modding in Dwarf Fortress involves his procedural generation system that involves looking through appropriately placed text files that have the correct tags in brackets, like and things to that nature. The source is closed off, and honestly even if it were open, it's accordingly a labyrinth of outdated decades-old C++ code that would be a monumentous task to rewrite. I actually *never* played Adventure mode even though I've been on and off with the game's development for about 7 years now since I'm a management game junkie, but from what I have picked up over the years, you can choose what specific unarmed attack you're making when you get into a fight.Īssimilation Intermediate Vorarephile Posts: 589 Joined: Mon 11:00 pmĪzoiumLupus wrote:Couldn't you take the source and rewrite the engine? Or find some kind of workaround? He is far braver than me, who keeps these spheres separate.Įdit: Also, if you're into rip and tear, you can mod so that dwarves can skill up their Biting and focus on that as their attack. I'm very surprised that he maintained the same online persona on a non-fetish website-but it's the same avatar, the same name, and the same posting style. This I know because I was a major forumite on the DF forums, and for a time Deathworks was too.
But honestly, you'd really have to push it, and I think during world generation you'd still be getting things like "ocean biome" regardless because you can't rename water.īy the by, one of Eka's mods (who I have not seen in a long time), Deathworks, is a Dwarf Fortress player. The only thing remotely to the effect you might want is if you want to play prey: rename everything, like soil layers and rock types, to be the insides of a digestive tract of some fantastically large beast.
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