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Offset Finding Methods

2009-10-02T10:11:17Z

Mithaldu: /* map offset */ - made more clear

==Tools==

* Process Table Access (i.e. Win32::Process::List in Perl)
* Memory Access (i.e. Win32::Process::Memory in Perl; ReadProcessMemory in C++)
* Cheat Engine: http://www.cheatengine.org/

==how to identify version==

The PE header timestamp is set each time the executable is compiled and is thus unique for each release. It can be consistently found with a few simple steps and thus is far superior in version identification than any other attribute of the DF executable. The steps are as follows:

* get process table, find DF process
* get executable path from process table
* open DF executable in binary mode, confirm first two bytes are "MZ"
* read long at offset 0x3C, this is the PE header offset
* read 2 bytes at PE header offset, confirm they are "PE"
* read long at PE header offset + 0x08, this is the compilation timestamp

==map offset==

* start on map with boulder in top left corner
* note distance to top and left. offset of this tile in tile type block is ( 2 * ( ( x_dist * 16 ) + y_dist ) )
* find all 2 byte values with 0x0192 in Cheat Engine
* channel out boulder
* click next scan to find all those that changed to 0x0020, should return 1 result; that is offset of type of tile that was just channeled out
* subtract offset of tile in tile type block from overall offset of tile type; this is offset of tile type in tile data block
* subtract 0x007A from that; this is offset of tile data block (if not, first 4-byte offset before the "FF FF 00 00" block in the tile data header)

!!NOT COMPLETE!!

Next step: Identify start and end of the array of tile data blocks in the chosen vertical column.

==Economy status==
Find the function using the string "Stocks". It should look like that:
<pre>
mov ebx, offset "Stocks"
mov eax, offset
call something
cmp offset_economy, 0
</pre>

[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Hacking]]

Offset Finding Methods

2009-10-02T10:10:12Z

Mithaldu: /* Tools */ - made link to cheat engine correct

==Tools==

* Process Table Access (i.e. Win32::Process::List in Perl)
* Memory Access (i.e. Win32::Process::Memory in Perl; ReadProcessMemory in C++)
* Cheat Engine: http://www.cheatengine.org/

==how to identify version==

The PE header timestamp is set each time the executable is compiled and is thus unique for each release. It can be consistently found with a few simple steps and thus is far superior in version identification than any other attribute of the DF executable. The steps are as follows:

* get process table, find DF process
* get executable path from process table
* open DF executable in binary mode, confirm first two bytes are "MZ"
* read long at offset 0x3C, this is the PE header offset
* read 2 bytes at PE header offset, confirm they are "PE"
* read long at PE header offset + 0x08, this is the compilation timestamp

==map offset==

* start on map with boulder in top left corner
* note distance to top and left. offset of this tile in tile type block is ( 2 * ( ( x_dist * 16 ) + y_dist ) )
* find all 2 byte values with 0x0192 in CE
* channel out boulder
* click next scan to find all those that changed to 0x0020, should return 1 result; that is offset of type of tile that was just channeled out
* subtract offset of tile in tile type block from overall offset of tile type; this is offset of tile type in tile data block
* subtract 0x007A from that; this is offset of tile data block (if not, first 4-byte offset before the "FF FF 00 00" block in the tile data header)

!!NOT COMPLETE!!

Next step: Identify start and end of the array of tile data blocks in the chosen vertical column.

==Economy status==
Find the function using the string "Stocks". It should look like that:
<pre>
mov ebx, offset "Stocks"
mov eax, offset
call something
cmp offset_economy, 0
</pre>

[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Hacking]]

Offset Finding Methods

2009-01-19T00:24:28Z

Mithaldu: /* map offset */

==Tools==

* Process Table Access (i.e. Win32::Process::List in Perl)
* Memory Access (i.e. Win32::Process::Memory in Perl; ReadProcessMemory in C++)
* Cheat Engine: http://www.websiteweather.com/

==how to identify version==

The PE header timestamp is set each time the executable is compiled and is thus unique for each release. It can be consistently found with a few simple steps and thus is far superior in version identification than any other attribute of the DF executable. The steps are as follows:

* get process table, find DF process
* get executable path from process table
* open DF executable in binary mode, confirm first two bytes are "MZ"
* read long at offset 0x3C, this is the PE header offset
* read 2 bytes at PE header offset, confirm they are "PE"
* read long at PE header offset + 0x08, this is the compilation timestamp

==map offset==

* start on map with boulder in top left corner
* note distance to top and left. offset of this tile in tile type block is ( 2 * ( ( x_dist * 16 ) + y_dist ) )
* find all 2 byte values with 0x0192 in CE
* channel out boulder
* click next scan to find all those that changed to 0x0020, should return 1 result; that is offset of type of tile that was just channeled out
* subtract offset of tile in tile type block from overall offset of tile type; this is offset of tile type in tile data block
* subtract 0x007A from that; this is offset of tile data block (if not, first 4-byte offset before the "FF FF 00 00" block in the tile data header)

!!NOT COMPLETE!!

Next step: Identify start and end of the array of tile data blocks in the chosen vertical column.

[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Hacking]]

Offset Finding Methods

2009-01-19T00:16:37Z

Mithaldu: /* Tools */

==Tools==

* Process Table Access (i.e. Win32::Process::List in Perl)
* Memory Access (i.e. Win32::Process::Memory in Perl; ReadProcessMemory in C++)
* Cheat Engine: http://www.websiteweather.com/

==how to identify version==

The PE header timestamp is set each time the executable is compiled and is thus unique for each release. It can be consistently found with a few simple steps and thus is far superior in version identification than any other attribute of the DF executable. The steps are as follows:

* get process table, find DF process
* get executable path from process table
* open DF executable in binary mode, confirm first two bytes are "MZ"
* read long at offset 0x3C, this is the PE header offset
* read 2 bytes at PE header offset, confirm they are "PE"
* read long at PE header offset + 0x08, this is the compilation timestamp

==map offset==

* start on map with boulder in top left corner
* note distance to top and left. offset of this tile in tile type block is ( 2 * ( ( x_dist * 16 ) + y_dist ) )
* find all 2 byte values with 0x0192 in CE
* channel out boulder
* click next scan to find all those that changed to 0x0020, should return 1 result; that is offset of type of tile that was just channeled out
* subtract offset of tile in tile type block from overall offset of tile type; this is offset of tile type in tile data block
* subtract 0x007A from that; this is offset of tile data block (if not, first 4-byte offset before the "FF FF 00 00" block in the tile data header)

!!NOT COMPLETE!!

[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Hacking]]

Offset Finding Methods

2009-01-19T00:16:14Z

Mithaldu: New page: ==Tools== Process Table Access (i.e. Win32::Process::List in Perl) Memory Access (i.e. Win32::Process::Memory in Perl; ReadProcessMemory in C++) Cheat Engine: http://www.websiteweather.c...

==Tools==

Process Table Access (i.e. Win32::Process::List in Perl)
Memory Access (i.e. Win32::Process::Memory in Perl; ReadProcessMemory in C++)
Cheat Engine: http://www.websiteweather.com/

==how to identify version==

The PE header timestamp is set each time the executable is compiled and is thus unique for each release. It can be consistently found with a few simple steps and thus is far superior in version identification than any other attribute of the DF executable. The steps are as follows:

* get process table, find DF process
* get executable path from process table
* open DF executable in binary mode, confirm first two bytes are "MZ"
* read long at offset 0x3C, this is the PE header offset
* read 2 bytes at PE header offset, confirm they are "PE"
* read long at PE header offset + 0x08, this is the compilation timestamp

==map offset==

* start on map with boulder in top left corner
* note distance to top and left. offset of this tile in tile type block is ( 2 * ( ( x_dist * 16 ) + y_dist ) )
* find all 2 byte values with 0x0192 in CE
* channel out boulder
* click next scan to find all those that changed to 0x0020, should return 1 result; that is offset of type of tile that was just channeled out
* subtract offset of tile in tile type block from overall offset of tile type; this is offset of tile type in tile data block
* subtract 0x007A from that; this is offset of tile data block (if not, first 4-byte offset before the "FF FF 00 00" block in the tile data header)

!!NOT COMPLETE!!

[[Category:Guides]] [[Category:Hacking]]

User:Rick/Memory research

2008-10-14T14:23:28Z

Mithaldu: /* Item */

__TOC__
=Other memory research resources=
* [[Memory hacking|Main memory hacking research]]
* [[User:AzureLightning/Memory research|AzureLightning's memory research]]
* [[User:Iluxan/Memory research|Iluxan's memory research]]

=v0.27.169.33a=
==Useful Offsets==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="20%" | Name
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="40%" | Notes
! width="20%" | Offset

|-
| Mineral types vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
|
| <code>0x01459EF8</code>

|-
| Item vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Also used during embarking.
| <code>0x01416AD8</code>

|-
| Next item id
| 4
| long
| When a new item is added to the item vector, it is assigned this value. This value is then increased by 1.
| <code>0x00BDDCB4</code>

|}

==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| Item
|
|
|
| <code>0x008AD7B4</code>

|-
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
| Item
|
|
| <code>0x00888D74</code>

|-
| <code>0x00892464</code>
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
|
| <code>0x00892464</code>

|-
| Weapon
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00894F0C</code>

|-
| Ammo
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008962BC</code>

|-
| Anvil
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5814</code>

|-
| Seed
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x64</code>
| <code>0x0089CA0C</code>

|-
| Bag
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00895FEC</code>

|-
| Leather
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008AFE0C</code>

|-
| Cloth
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B0EF4</code>

|-
| Thread
| Item
|
| <code>0x6C</code>
| <code>0x0089D54C</code>

|-
| Rope
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897C3C</code>

|-
| Hat
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00895A4C</code>

|-
| Shirt
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008951DC</code>

|-
| Pants
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089658C</code>

|-
| Gloves
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x84?</code>
| <code>0x00895D1C</code>

|-
| Shoes
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008954AC</code>

|-
| Shield
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089577C</code>

|-
| Amulet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4464</code>

|-
| Bracelet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5274</code>

|-
| Earring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4FA4</code>

|-
| Scepter
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4734</code>

|-
| Crown
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4A04</code>

|-
| Idol
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4194</code>

|-
| Ring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4CD4</code>

|-
| Barrel
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x80</code>
| <code>0x0089496C</code>

|-
| Log
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x5C</code>
| <code>0x008AED2C</code>

|-
| Lye
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00889044</code>

|-
| Charcoal
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008ADC4C</code>

|-
| Char
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00893B5C</code>

|-
| Cage
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897F0C</code>

|}

===Block Event===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| <code>Mineral Event</code>
|
| See [[#Mineral Event|structure information]].
| <code>0x2C</code>
| <code>0x00887ED4</code>

|}

=Structures=
==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| X

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 2
| short
| Y

|-
| <code>0x08</code>
| 2
| short
| Z

|-
| <code>0x0C</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x1
| width="15%" | 1 << 0
| Lying on the ground

|-
| 0x2
| 1 << 1
| Used in job (?) (seen on beds in use, items marked for melting and one corpse piece that was carried away already)

|-
| 0x8
| 1 << 3
| In inventory (bin, creature)

|-
|
| 1 << 4
| Only seems to occur when not on ground

|-
| 0x20
| 1 << 5
| In inventory (workshop)

|-
|
| 1 << 6
| Only seems to occur when not on ground

|-
|
| 1 << 7
| Only seems to occur when not on ground

|-
| 0x100
| 1 << 8
| Rotten

|-
|
| 1 << 10
| Only seems to occur when not on ground

|-
|
| 1 << 12
| Only seems to occur when not on ground

|-
| 0x4000
| 1 << 14
| Narrow

|-
| 0x8000
| 1 << 15
| Not produced on-site, does not count towards wealth

|-
| 0x10000
| 1 << 16
| Item shows wear

|-
|
| 1 << 18
| Only seems to occur when not on ground

|-
| 0x80000
| 1 << 19
| Forbid

|-
| 0x200000
| 1 << 21
| Dump

|-
| 0x400000
| 1 << 22
| On fire

|-
| 0x800000
| 1 << 23
| Melt

|-
| 0x1000000
| 1 << 24
| Hidden

|-
|
| 1 << 25
| Only seems to occur when not on ground

|}

|-
| <code>0x14</code>
| 4
| long
| Item ID

|}

==Map==
===Tile Block===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x0000</code>
| 4
| pointer
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0008</code>
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Events
|

|-
| <code>0x0054</code>
| 2
| short
| Map X
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x0056</code>
| 2
| short
| Map Y
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x0058</code>
| 2
| short
| Map Z?
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x005A</code>
| 2
| short
| Region X
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005C</code>
| 2
| short
| Region Y
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005E</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Type
| [[User:Mithaldu/Tile_types_in_DF_memory|tile types (work in progress)]]

|-
| <code>0x0260</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Designation
| [[User:Mithaldu/Designation flags in DF memory|designation flags (work in progress)]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="30%" colspan="2" | <code>0x7</code>
| Flow size (not a flag)

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x200</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 9
| Hidden

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x3C00</code>
| Soil / Rock Layer ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x4000</code>
| 1 << 14
| Light (Dark when unset)

|-
| <code>0x8000</code>
| 1 << 15
| Subterranean (Above Ground when unset)

|-
| <code>0x10000</code>
| 1 << 16
| Outside (Inside when unset)

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x1E0000</code>
| Unknown ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x400000</code>
| 1 << 22
| Damp?

|-
| <code>0x10000000</code>
| 1 << 28
| Mossy

|}

|-
| <code>0x0660</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Occupancy
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x40</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 6
| Muddy

|-
| <code>0x80000000</code>
| 1 << 31
| Snow-covered

|}

|-
| <code>0x0A60</code>
| 1 * 16 * 16
| list of bytes
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0B60</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Pathfinding
|

|-
| <code>0x1160</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1360</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1560</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #1
| 10100 or above counts as 'Warm'.

|-
| <code>0x1760</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #2
|

|-
| <code>0x1960</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1B60</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1D60</code>
| 9 bytes
|
|
|

|}

===Mineral Event===
''0x2C bytes.''
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| Type
| Includes gems, ore.

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #1
| 0,0 to 15,1

|-
| <code>0x0A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #2
| 0,2 to 15,3

|-
| <code>0x0E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #3
| 0,4 to 15,5
|-
| <code>0x12</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #4
| 0,6 to 15,7

|-
| <code>0x16</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #5
| 0,8 to 15,9

|-
| <code>0x1A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #6
| 0,10 to 15,11

|-
| <code>0x1E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #7
| 0,12 to 15,13

|-
| <code>0x22</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #8
| 0,14 to 15,15

|-
| <code>0x28</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x1
| width="15%" | 1 << 0
| Discovered

|}

|}

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Rick/Memory research

2008-10-14T14:22:56Z

Mithaldu: /* Item */

__TOC__
=Other memory research resources=
* [[Memory hacking|Main memory hacking research]]
* [[User:AzureLightning/Memory research|AzureLightning's memory research]]
* [[User:Iluxan/Memory research|Iluxan's memory research]]

=v0.27.169.33a=
==Useful Offsets==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="20%" | Name
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="40%" | Notes
! width="20%" | Offset

|-
| Mineral types vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
|
| <code>0x01459EF8</code>

|-
| Item vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Also used during embarking.
| <code>0x01416AD8</code>

|-
| Next item id
| 4
| long
| When a new item is added to the item vector, it is assigned this value. This value is then increased by 1.
| <code>0x00BDDCB4</code>

|}

==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| Item
|
|
|
| <code>0x008AD7B4</code>

|-
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
| Item
|
|
| <code>0x00888D74</code>

|-
| <code>0x00892464</code>
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
|
| <code>0x00892464</code>

|-
| Weapon
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00894F0C</code>

|-
| Ammo
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008962BC</code>

|-
| Anvil
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5814</code>

|-
| Seed
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x64</code>
| <code>0x0089CA0C</code>

|-
| Bag
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00895FEC</code>

|-
| Leather
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008AFE0C</code>

|-
| Cloth
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B0EF4</code>

|-
| Thread
| Item
|
| <code>0x6C</code>
| <code>0x0089D54C</code>

|-
| Rope
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897C3C</code>

|-
| Hat
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00895A4C</code>

|-
| Shirt
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008951DC</code>

|-
| Pants
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089658C</code>

|-
| Gloves
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x84?</code>
| <code>0x00895D1C</code>

|-
| Shoes
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008954AC</code>

|-
| Shield
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089577C</code>

|-
| Amulet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4464</code>

|-
| Bracelet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5274</code>

|-
| Earring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4FA4</code>

|-
| Scepter
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4734</code>

|-
| Crown
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4A04</code>

|-
| Idol
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4194</code>

|-
| Ring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4CD4</code>

|-
| Barrel
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x80</code>
| <code>0x0089496C</code>

|-
| Log
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x5C</code>
| <code>0x008AED2C</code>

|-
| Lye
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00889044</code>

|-
| Charcoal
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008ADC4C</code>

|-
| Char
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00893B5C</code>

|-
| Cage
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897F0C</code>

|}

===Block Event===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| <code>Mineral Event</code>
|
| See [[#Mineral Event|structure information]].
| <code>0x2C</code>
| <code>0x00887ED4</code>

|}

=Structures=
==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| X

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 2
| short
| Y

|-
| <code>0x08</code>
| 2
| short
| Z

|-
| <code>0x0C</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x1
| width="15%" | 1 << 0
| Lying on the ground

|-
| 0x2
| 1 << 1
| Used in job (?) (seen on beds in use, items marked for melting and one corpse piece that was carried away already)

|-
| 0x8
| 1 << 3
| In inventory (bin, creature)

|-
|
| 1 << 4
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
| 0x20
| 1 << 5
| In inventory (workshop)

|-
|
| 1 << 6
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
|
| 1 << 7
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
| 0x100
| 1 << 8
| Rotten

|-
|
| 1 << 10
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
|
| 1 << 12
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
| 0x4000
| 1 << 14
| Narrow

|-
| 0x8000
| 1 << 15
| Not produced on-site, does not count towards wealth

|-
| 0x10000
| 1 << 16
| Item shows wear

|-
|
| 1 << 18
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
| 0x80000
| 1 << 19
| Forbid

|-
| 0x200000
| 1 << 21
| Dump

|-
| 0x400000
| 1 << 22
| On fire

|-
| 0x800000
| 1 << 23
| Melt

|-
| 0x1000000
| 1 << 24
| Hidden

|-
|
| 1 << 25
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|}

|-
| <code>0x14</code>
| 4
| long
| Item ID

|}

==Map==
===Tile Block===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x0000</code>
| 4
| pointer
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0008</code>
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Events
|

|-
| <code>0x0054</code>
| 2
| short
| Map X
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x0056</code>
| 2
| short
| Map Y
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x0058</code>
| 2
| short
| Map Z?
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x005A</code>
| 2
| short
| Region X
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005C</code>
| 2
| short
| Region Y
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005E</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Type
| [[User:Mithaldu/Tile_types_in_DF_memory|tile types (work in progress)]]

|-
| <code>0x0260</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Designation
| [[User:Mithaldu/Designation flags in DF memory|designation flags (work in progress)]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="30%" colspan="2" | <code>0x7</code>
| Flow size (not a flag)

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x200</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 9
| Hidden

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x3C00</code>
| Soil / Rock Layer ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x4000</code>
| 1 << 14
| Light (Dark when unset)

|-
| <code>0x8000</code>
| 1 << 15
| Subterranean (Above Ground when unset)

|-
| <code>0x10000</code>
| 1 << 16
| Outside (Inside when unset)

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x1E0000</code>
| Unknown ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x400000</code>
| 1 << 22
| Damp?

|-
| <code>0x10000000</code>
| 1 << 28
| Mossy

|}

|-
| <code>0x0660</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Occupancy
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x40</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 6
| Muddy

|-
| <code>0x80000000</code>
| 1 << 31
| Snow-covered

|}

|-
| <code>0x0A60</code>
| 1 * 16 * 16
| list of bytes
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0B60</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Pathfinding
|

|-
| <code>0x1160</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1360</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1560</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #1
| 10100 or above counts as 'Warm'.

|-
| <code>0x1760</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #2
|

|-
| <code>0x1960</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1B60</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1D60</code>
| 9 bytes
|
|
|

|}

===Mineral Event===
''0x2C bytes.''
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| Type
| Includes gems, ore.

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #1
| 0,0 to 15,1

|-
| <code>0x0A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #2
| 0,2 to 15,3

|-
| <code>0x0E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #3
| 0,4 to 15,5
|-
| <code>0x12</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #4
| 0,6 to 15,7

|-
| <code>0x16</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #5
| 0,8 to 15,9

|-
| <code>0x1A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #6
| 0,10 to 15,11

|-
| <code>0x1E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #7
| 0,12 to 15,13

|-
| <code>0x22</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #8
| 0,14 to 15,15

|-
| <code>0x28</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x1
| width="15%" | 1 << 0
| Discovered

|}

|}

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Rick/Memory research

2008-10-14T13:04:30Z

Mithaldu: /* Item */

__TOC__
=Other memory research resources=
* [[Memory hacking|Main memory hacking research]]
* [[User:AzureLightning/Memory research|AzureLightning's memory research]]
* [[User:Iluxan/Memory research|Iluxan's memory research]]

=v0.27.169.33a=
==Useful Offsets==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="20%" | Name
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="40%" | Notes
! width="20%" | Offset

|-
| Mineral types vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
|
| <code>0x01459EF8</code>

|-
| Item vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Also used during embarking.
| <code>0x01416AD8</code>

|-
| Next item id
| 4
| long
| When a new item is added to the item vector, it is assigned this value. This value is then increased by 1.
| <code>0x00BDDCB4</code>

|}

==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| Item
|
|
|
| <code>0x008AD7B4</code>

|-
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
| Item
|
|
| <code>0x00888D74</code>

|-
| <code>0x00892464</code>
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
|
| <code>0x00892464</code>

|-
| Weapon
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00894F0C</code>

|-
| Ammo
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008962BC</code>

|-
| Anvil
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5814</code>

|-
| Seed
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x64</code>
| <code>0x0089CA0C</code>

|-
| Bag
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00895FEC</code>

|-
| Leather
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008AFE0C</code>

|-
| Cloth
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B0EF4</code>

|-
| Thread
| Item
|
| <code>0x6C</code>
| <code>0x0089D54C</code>

|-
| Rope
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897C3C</code>

|-
| Hat
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00895A4C</code>

|-
| Shirt
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008951DC</code>

|-
| Pants
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089658C</code>

|-
| Gloves
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x84?</code>
| <code>0x00895D1C</code>

|-
| Shoes
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008954AC</code>

|-
| Shield
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089577C</code>

|-
| Amulet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4464</code>

|-
| Bracelet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5274</code>

|-
| Earring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4FA4</code>

|-
| Scepter
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4734</code>

|-
| Crown
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4A04</code>

|-
| Idol
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4194</code>

|-
| Ring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4CD4</code>

|-
| Barrel
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x80</code>
| <code>0x0089496C</code>

|-
| Log
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x5C</code>
| <code>0x008AED2C</code>

|-
| Lye
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00889044</code>

|-
| Charcoal
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008ADC4C</code>

|-
| Char
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00893B5C</code>

|-
| Cage
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897F0C</code>

|}

===Block Event===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| <code>Mineral Event</code>
|
| See [[#Mineral Event|structure information]].
| <code>0x2C</code>
| <code>0x00887ED4</code>

|}

=Structures=
==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| X

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 2
| short
| Y

|-
| <code>0x08</code>
| 2
| short
| Z

|-
| <code>0x0C</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x1
| width="15%" | 1 << 0
| Lying on the ground

|-
| 0x2
| 1 << 1
| Used in job (?) (seen on beds in use, items marked for melting and one corpse piece that was carried away already)

|-
| 0x8
| 1 << 3
| In inventory (bin, barrel, creature)

|-
|
| 1 << 4
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
|
| 1 << 5
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
|
| 1 << 6
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
|
| 1 << 7
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
| 0x100
| 1 << 8
| Rotten

|-
|
| 1 << 10
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
|
| 1 << 12
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
| 0x4000
| 1 << 14
| Narrow

|-
| 0x8000
| 1 << 15
| Not produced on-site, does not count towards wealth

|-
| 0x10000
| 1 << 16
| Item shows wear

|-
|
| 1 << 18
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|-
| 0x80000
| 1 << 19
| Forbid

|-
| 0x200000
| 1 << 21
| Dump

|-
| 0x400000
| 1 << 22
| On fire

|-
| 0x800000
| 1 << 23
| Melt

|-
| 0x1000000
| 1 << 24
| Hidden

|-
|
| 1 << 25
| Only seems to occur when in inventory

|}

|-
| <code>0x14</code>
| 4
| long
| Item ID

|}

==Map==
===Tile Block===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x0000</code>
| 4
| pointer
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0008</code>
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Events
|

|-
| <code>0x0054</code>
| 2
| short
| Map X
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x0056</code>
| 2
| short
| Map Y
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x0058</code>
| 2
| short
| Map Z?
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x005A</code>
| 2
| short
| Region X
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005C</code>
| 2
| short
| Region Y
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005E</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Type
| [[User:Mithaldu/Tile_types_in_DF_memory|tile types (work in progress)]]

|-
| <code>0x0260</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Designation
| [[User:Mithaldu/Designation flags in DF memory|designation flags (work in progress)]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="30%" colspan="2" | <code>0x7</code>
| Flow size (not a flag)

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x200</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 9
| Hidden

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x3C00</code>
| Soil / Rock Layer ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x4000</code>
| 1 << 14
| Light (Dark when unset)

|-
| <code>0x8000</code>
| 1 << 15
| Subterranean (Above Ground when unset)

|-
| <code>0x10000</code>
| 1 << 16
| Outside (Inside when unset)

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x1E0000</code>
| Unknown ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x400000</code>
| 1 << 22
| Damp?

|-
| <code>0x10000000</code>
| 1 << 28
| Mossy

|}

|-
| <code>0x0660</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Occupancy
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x40</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 6
| Muddy

|-
| <code>0x80000000</code>
| 1 << 31
| Snow-covered

|}

|-
| <code>0x0A60</code>
| 1 * 16 * 16
| list of bytes
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0B60</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Pathfinding
|

|-
| <code>0x1160</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1360</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1560</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #1
| 10100 or above counts as 'Warm'.

|-
| <code>0x1760</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #2
|

|-
| <code>0x1960</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1B60</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1D60</code>
| 9 bytes
|
|
|

|}

===Mineral Event===
''0x2C bytes.''
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| Type
| Includes gems, ore.

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #1
| 0,0 to 15,1

|-
| <code>0x0A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #2
| 0,2 to 15,3

|-
| <code>0x0E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #3
| 0,4 to 15,5
|-
| <code>0x12</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #4
| 0,6 to 15,7

|-
| <code>0x16</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #5
| 0,8 to 15,9

|-
| <code>0x1A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #6
| 0,10 to 15,11

|-
| <code>0x1E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #7
| 0,12 to 15,13

|-
| <code>0x22</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #8
| 0,14 to 15,15

|-
| <code>0x28</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x1
| width="15%" | 1 << 0
| Discovered

|}

|}

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Jifodus/Map block

2008-09-19T10:38:29Z

Mithaldu: just a quick re-order

[[Category:Hacking]]

Related pages:
* [[User:Rick/Memory_research]] (general block layout + a bit on everything else)
* [[User:Iluxan/Memory_research]] (general block layout)
* [[Tile_types_in_DF_memory]]
* [[User:Valarnin]] (tile type data)
* [[Designation_flags_in_DF_memory]]
* [[User:Valdemar/Designation_Flags]]
* [[Occupancy_flags_in_DF_memory]]
* [[User:AzureLightning/Memory_research]] (vein data, general block layout)
* [[User:Corc/EventIDs]] (veins?)

This is a combination of all I've been able to discover. Which isn't much more than what's been already discovered. What I'm not 100% sure about I've added a question mark to it. The letters in ()'s only have significance in my analyzer and editing tool.

You can download my tile analyzer and editing tool from [[User:Jifodus#tile_tool|here]].

Designation
00 |> Liquid Level (0-7), If Magma bit is set, then
01 |> liquid is magma, otherwise water.
02 |>
03
04 |> 001 - M(I)ne Designation
05 |> See [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]] for more details
06 |>
07

08
09 H - (H)idden
10 |>
11 |> Soil/Rock Layer ID?
12 |>
13 |>
14 L - (L)ight
15 S - (S)ubterranean

16 O - (O)utside
17 |>
18 |> Unknown ID?
19 |>
20 |>
21 M - (M)agma
22 D - (D)amp? [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]]
lists this flag as Aquifier
and that it leaks water when set. I cannot
entirely confirm it doesn't leak water
on a map that doesn't have an aquifier, but
on my map, which doesn't have an aquifier,
it didn't leak water. It did, however,
visually indicated that the two wall tiles
next to the tile I set this flag on were
damp (in addition to tile this was set).
I won't confirm this finding just yet, but
I see a strong indication that this indicates
an aquifier.
23 R - (R)ain Drop

24 |> These two bits indicate traffic: 0 - Normal, 1 - Low Traffic, 2 - High Traffic, 3 - Restricted
25 |>
26 Q - Li(Q)id
27
28 Y - Moss(Y)
29 |> Liquid Flow Direction? (Directions may be flipped, this points to the edge that has 6/7 water)
30 |> 0 - NW 2 - NE 4 - SE 6 - SW
31 |> 1 - N 3 - E 5 - S 7 - W

Occupancy
00 U - (U)nwalkable Building Tile
01 B - (B)uilding
02
03 C - (C)reature
04
05 I - (I)tem
06 M - (M)uddy
07

08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15

16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31 S - (S)now

[[Category:Hacking]]

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-08-01T10:45:51Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000000 <- Rat
00000000000000000000000000000000 <- Wall (Built)
00000000000000000000000000000001 <- Wall (Not Built)
00000000000000000000000000000010 <- Non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 <- Wagon
00000000000000000000000000000011 <- Blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Trade Depot (Built)
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000001000 <- Dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 <- Horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 <- Dwarf
00000000000000000000000000001000 <- Cave Swallowman (Flying)
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 <- Dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 <- Cave spider silk web
00000000000000000000000000100000 <- Barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 <- Log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 <- Lungfish remains
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101000 <- Anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Felsite, Ale Barral on Food Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Iron Bars on a Bar/Block Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000000000 <- Empty Floor
10000000000000000000000000000000 <- Snowy Floor

OCCUPANCY_BUILDING_BIT1 BIT1
OCCUPANCY_BUILDING_BIT2 BIT2
OCCUPANCY_BUILDING_BIT3 BIT3
OCCUPANCY_UNIT BIT4
OCCUPANCY_GROUNDED_UNIT BIT5
OCCUPANCY_ITEM BIT6
OCCUPANCY_MUD BIT7
OCCUPANCY_VOMIT BIT8
OCCUPANCY_DEBRIS1 BIT9
OCCUPANCY_DEBRIS2 BIT10
OCCUPANCY_DEBRIS3 BIT11
OCCUPANCY_DEBRIS4 BIT12
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_G BIT13
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_G2 BIT14
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_B BIT15
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_B2 BIT16
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_Y BIT17
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_Y2 BIT18
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_M BIT19
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_M2 BIT20
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_C BIT21
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_C2 BIT22
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_W BIT23
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_W2 BIT24
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_0 BIT25
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD_02 BIT26
OCCUPANCY_SLIME BIT27
OCCUPANCY_SLIME2 BIT28
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD BIT29
OCCUPANCY_BLOOD2 BIT30
OCCUPANCY_DEBRIS5 BIT31
OCCUPANCY_SNOW BIT32

[[Category:Hacking]]

Designation flags in DF memory

2008-08-01T10:44:59Z

Mithaldu:

00100000001010001000001000000000 <- obsidian, far away from magma flow
00100000001001101000001000000000 <- obsidian, near magma flow
11100000001001101000001000000000 <- obsidian, near magma flow
00100000001010101000000000000000 <- obsidian, near magma flow
00100000001010001000000000000000 <- obsidian, next to magma flow
11100000001001101000000000000000 <- obsidian, next to magma flow
00100000001001101000000000000000 <- obsidian, next to magma flow
00100100001010010100000000000111 <- obsidian, next to magma flow
11100100001001110100000000000111 <- obsidian, next to magma flow
00000000000010101000000000000000 <- damp loam wall, next to murky pool
00000000000100001000000000000000 <- damp loam wall, next to murky pool
00000000000000101000000000000000 <- damp loam wall, next to murky pool
00000000000011001000000000000000 <- damp loam wall, next to murky pool
11000000000001101000000000000000 <- damp loam wall, next to murky pool
11000000000001101000001000000000 <- undiscovered loam wall, close to murky pool
00000000000011001000001000000000 <- undiscovered loam
11000100000011110100000000000111 <- channel with 7/7 water
11000100000011110100000000000110 <- murky pool, 6/7
11000100000010010100000000000110 <- murky pool, 6/7
11000100000010010100000000000111 <- murky pool, 7/7
11000100000011110100000000000111 <- murky pool, 7/7
11000100000010010100000000000111 <- murky pool, 7/7
11000100000010110100000000000111 <- murky pool, 7/7
11000100000000110100000000000111 <- murky pool, 7/7
11000100000001110100000000000111 <- murky pool, 7/7
00100100001010010100000000000111 <- open space, lava 7/7
00100100001001110100000000000111 <- open space, lava 7/7
11100100001001110100000000000111 <- open space, lava 7/7
00100100001010110100000000000111 <- open space, lava 7/7
00000000000010101001000000010000 <- rough-hewn claystone wall, desig. for mining
00000000000010101001000000110000 <- rough-hewn claystone wall, desig. for channeling
00000000000010101001000001100000 <- rough-hewn claystone wall, desig. for upward stairs
00000000000010101001000000100000 <- rough-hewn claystone wall, desig. for up/down stairs
00000000000010101001000001000000 <- rough-hewn claystone wall, desig. for up ramp
00000000000010101001000001010000 <- rough-hewn claystone wall, desig. for down stairs
00000000000010101001000010000000 <- rough-hewn claystone wall, desig. for smooth stones
00000000000000110101000000000000 <- chestnut tree
00000000000000110101000000010000 <- chestnut tree, designated for chopping
00000000000000110101000000000000 <- shrub
00000000000000110101000000010000 <- shrub, designated for gathering
^ ^ ^ |^^^
warm? warm? Hidden|Flow Size
^ ^^^^
liquid Soil/Rock Layer ID
^ ^^^^
Light Desig. for activities (mining/shrubbing/stairing/etc.)
^
Sub-terr.
^
Outside
^^^^
Unknown ID
^
thought to be damp, but isn't
^
Mossy

//DWARF/DUAL MODE DESIGNATIONS
DESIGNATION_LIQUID_AMOUNT_BIT1 BIT1 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_LIQUID_AMOUNT_BIT2 BIT2 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_LIQUID_AMOUNT_BIT3 BIT3 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_PILE BIT4
DESIGNATION_DIG_BIT1 BIT5
DESIGNATION_DIG_BIT2 BIT6
DESIGNATION_DIG_BIT3 BIT7
DESIGNATION_DETAIL BIT8
DESIGNATION_DETAIL_EVENT BIT9
DESIGNATION_HIDDEN BIT10 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_MATGLOSS_BIT1 BIT11 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_MATGLOSS_BIT2 BIT12 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_MATGLOSS_BIT3 BIT13 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_MATGLOSS_BIT4 BIT14 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_OPEN_TO_SUN BIT15 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_SUBTERRANEAN BIT16 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_SKY_VIEW BIT17 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_BIOME_BIT1 BIT18 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_BIOME_BIT2 BIT19 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_BIOME_BIT3 BIT20 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_BIOME_BIT4 BIT21 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_LIQUID_TYPE_BIT1 BIT22 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_WATER_TABLE BIT23 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_RAINED BIT24 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_TRAFFIC_BIT1 BIT25 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_TRAFFIC_BIT2 BIT26 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_FLOW_FORBID BIT27 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_LIQUID_STATIC BIT28 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_MOSS BIT29 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_FEATURE_PRESENT BIT30 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_LIQUID_CHARACTER_BIT1 BIT31 //DUAL MODE
DESIGNATION_LIQUID_CHARACTER_BIT2 BIT32 //DUAL MODE

//ADVENTURE DESIGNATIONS
//1-3 DUAL USED
DESIGNATION_LIT BIT4
DESIGNATION_VISIBLE BIT5
DESIGNATION_MEM_BUILDING BIT6
DESIGNATION_MEM_ITEM BIT7
DESIGNATION_MEM_MONSTER BIT8
DESIGNATION_ORIGINALCAVE BIT9
//10-32 DUAL USED

[[Category:Hacking]]

Designation flags in DF memory

2008-08-01T10:44:27Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Tile types in DF memory

2008-08-01T10:43:34Z

Mithaldu:

[[Category:Hacking]]

This page lists the meaning of the various type ids in DF memory. The location of the type ids is recorded here: [[User:Rick/Memory_research#Data_Block|Rick's memory research]].

Each ID is listed as an unsigned integer, name is the name displayed ingame, ascii is the symbol used ingame, colour is the colour i've seen used in displaying the foreground in that tile and background is the colour used to render the background, if it is not black. Tex-X and Tex-Y are the coordinates of the tile used from the main texture file, beginning with 0,0 in the top-left.

Note that some tile types cover multiple actual representations, like different trees, up/down ramps, etc. For that reason some names are slightly changed and some tiles have multiple coordinates.

Also note that, since there is a truckload to cover here, i will be happy about any kind of input from others and donations of savegames, the more varied and expansive, the better.

'''NOTE: This has been moved to Google Docs: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=ppHCNfNceTrmxbXWDzf9aXg'''

MAPTILE_NULL,//0
MAPTILE_RAMPSPACE,
MAPTILE_POOL,
MAPTILE_UNUSED3,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED4,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED5,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED6,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED7,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED8,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED9,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED10,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED11,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED12,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED13,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED14,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED15,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED16,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED17,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED18,//
MAPTILE_DRIFTWOOD_STACK,
MAPTILE_UNUSED20,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED21,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED22,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED23,//
MAPTILE_TREE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_FROZEN_LIQUID,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_FROZEN_LIQUID,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_FROZEN_LIQUID,
MAPTILE_UNUSED_28,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_29,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_30,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED31,//
MAPTILE_AIR,
MAPTILE_UNUSED33,//
MAPTILE_SHRUB,
MAPTILE_CHASM,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_LAVASTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_LAVASTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_LAVASTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_SOIL,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_SOIL,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_SOIL,
MAPTILE_EERIE_PIT,
MAPTILE_STONE_FLOOR_DETAILED,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_FLOOR_DETAILED,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_FLOOR_DETAILED,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_FLOOR_DETAILED,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_FLOOR_DETAILED,
MAPTILE_UNUSED_48,//
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_GRASS1,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_GRASS1,//50
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_GRASS1,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_GRASS2,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_GRASS2,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_GRASS2,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_STONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_STONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_STONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_MINSTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_MINSTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_MINSTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_FEATSTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_FEATSTONE,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_FEATSTONE,
MAPTILE_UNUSED64,//
MAPTILE_STONE_FORTIFICATION,
MAPTILE_UNUSED66,//
MAPTILE_CAMPFIRE,
MAPTILE_UNUSED68,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED69,//
MAPTILE_FIRE,
MAPTILE_UNUSED71,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED72,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED73,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED74,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED75,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED76,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED77,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED78,//
MAPTILE_STONE_PILLAR,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_PILLAR,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_PILLAR,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_PILLAR,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_PILLAR,
MAPTILE_UNUSED_84,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED85,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED86,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED87,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED88,//
MAPTILE_WATERFALL_LANDING,
MAPTILE_RIVER_SOURCE,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED91,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED92,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED93,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED94,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED95,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED96,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED97,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED98,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED99,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED100,//100
MAPTILE_UNUSED101,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED102,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED103,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED104,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED105,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED106,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED107,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED108,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED109,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED110,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED111,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED112,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED113,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED114,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED115,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED116,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED117,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED118,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED119,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED120,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED121,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED122,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED123,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED124,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED125,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED126,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED127,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED128,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED129,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED130,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED131,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED132,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED133,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED134,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED135,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED136,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED137,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED138,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED139,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED140,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED141,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED142,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED143,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED144,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED145,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED146,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED147,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED148,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED149,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED150,//150
MAPTILE_UNUSED151,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED152,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED153,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED154,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED155,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED156,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED157,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED158,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED159,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED160,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED161,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED162,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED163,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED164,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED165,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED166,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED167,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED168,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED169,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED170,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED171,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED172,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED173,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED174,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED175,//
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_WORN1,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_WORN2,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_WORN3,
MAPTILE_UNUSED179,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED180,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED181,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED182,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED183,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED184,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED185,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED186,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED187,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED188,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED189,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED190,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED191,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED192,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED193,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED194,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED195,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED196,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED197,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED198,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED199,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED200,//200
MAPTILE_UNUSED201,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED202,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED203,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED204,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED205,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED206,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED207,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED208,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED209,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED210,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED211,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED212,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED213,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED214,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED215,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED216,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED217,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED218,//
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL,
MAPTILE_UNUSED220,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED221,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED222,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED223,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED224,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED225,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED226,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED227,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED228,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED229,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED230,//
MAPTILE_SAPLING,
MAPTILE_UNUSED232,//
MAPTILE_RAMP_GRASS_DRY,
MAPTILE_RAMP_GRASS_DEAD,
MAPTILE_RAMP_GRASS1,
MAPTILE_RAMP_GRASS2,
MAPTILE_RAMP_STONE,
MAPTILE_RAMP_LAVASTONE,
MAPTILE_RAMP_FEATSTONE,
MAPTILE_RAMP_MINSTONE,
MAPTILE_RAMP_SOIL,
MAPTILE_ASH1,
MAPTILE_ASH2,
MAPTILE_ASH3,
MAPTILE_RAMP_FROZEN_LIQUID,
MAPTILE_UNUSED246,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED247,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED248,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED249,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED250,//250
MAPTILE_UNUSED251,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED252,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED253,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED254,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED255,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED256,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED257,//
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_1,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_2,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_3,
MAPTILE_FURROWED_SOIL,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_0,
MAPTILE_UNUSED_263,
MAPTILE_LAVA,
MAPTILE_SOIL_WALL,
MAPTILE_UNUSED_267,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_268,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_269,//
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_RD2,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_R2D,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_R2U,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_RU2,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_L2U,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LU2,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_L2D,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LD2,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LRUD,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_RUD,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LRD,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LRU,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LUD,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_RD,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_RU,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LU,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LD,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_UD,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_DET_LR,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_RD2,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_R2D,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_R2U,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_RU2,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_L2U,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LU2,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_L2D,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LD2,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LRUD,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_RUD,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LRD,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LRU,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LUD,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_RD,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_RU,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LU,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LD,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_UD,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_DET_LR,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_RD2,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_R2D,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_R2U,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_RU2,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_L2U,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LU2,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_L2D,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LD2,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LRUD,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_RUD,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LRD,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LRU,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LUD,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_RD,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_RU,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LU,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LD,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_UD,
MAPTILE_STONE_WALL_DET_LR,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_FORTIFICATION,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_FORTIFICATION,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_WORN1,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_WORN2,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL_WORN3,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_WALL,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_WORN1,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_WORN2,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL_WORN3,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_WALL,
MAPTILE_STONE_FLOOR1,
MAPTILE_STONE_FLOOR2,
MAPTILE_STONE_FLOOR3,
MAPTILE_STONE_FLOOR4,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_FLOOR1,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_FLOOR2,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_FLOOR3,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_FLOOR4,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_FLOOR1,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_FLOOR2,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_FLOOR3,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_FLOOR4,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR1,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR2,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR3,//350
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR4,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR1,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR2,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR3,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR4,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR1_WET,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR2_WET,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR3_WET,
MAPTILE_SOIL_FLOOR4_WET,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_FORTIFICATION,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_WORN1,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_WORN2,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_WORN3,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL,
MAPTILE_RIVER_N,
MAPTILE_RIVER_S,
MAPTILE_RIVER_E,
MAPTILE_RIVER_W,
MAPTILE_RIVER_NW,
MAPTILE_RIVER_NE,
MAPTILE_RIVER_SW,
MAPTILE_RIVER_SE,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_N,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_S,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_E,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_W,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_NW,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_NE,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_SW,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_WALL_SE,
MAPTILE_STREAM_BED_TOP,
MAPTILE_UNUSED_382,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_383,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_384,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_385,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_386,//
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR1_DRY,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR2_DRY,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR3_DRY,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR4_DRY,//390
MAPTILE_TREE_DEAD,
MAPTILE_SAPLING_DEAD,
MAPTILE_SHRUB_DEAD,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR1_DEAD,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR2_DEAD,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR3_DEAD,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR4_DEAD,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR1B,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR2B,
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR3B,//400
MAPTILE_GRASS_FLOOR4B,
MAPTILE_STONE_BOULDER,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_BOULDER,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_BOULDER,
MAPTILE_STONE_PEBBLE1,
MAPTILE_STONE_PEBBLE2,
MAPTILE_STONE_PEBBLE3,
MAPTILE_STONE_PEBBLE4,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_PEBBLE1,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_PEBBLE2,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_PEBBLE3,
MAPTILE_LAVASTONE_PEBBLE4,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_PEBBLE1,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_PEBBLE2,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_PEBBLE3,
MAPTILE_FEATSTONE_PEBBLE4,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_RD2,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_R2D,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_R2U,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_RU2,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_L2U,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LU2,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_L2D,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LD2,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LRUD,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_RUD,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LRD,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LRU,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LUD,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_RD,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_RU,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LU,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LD,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_UD,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_DET_LR,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_FORTIFICATION,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_WORN1,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_WORN2,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL_WORN3,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_WALL,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_FLOOR1,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_FLOOR2,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_FLOOR3,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_FLOOR4,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_BOULDER,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_PEBBLE1,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_PEBBLE2,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_PEBBLE3,
MAPTILE_MINSTONE_PEBBLE4,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_RD2,//450
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_R2D,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_R2U,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_RU2,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_L2U,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LU2,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_L2D,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LD2,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LRUD,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_RUD,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LRD,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LRU,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LUD,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_RD,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_RU,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LU,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LD,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_UD,
MAPTILE_FROZEN_LIQUID_WALL_DET_LR,
MAPTILE_UNUSED_469,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_470,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_471,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_472,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_473,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_474,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_475,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_476,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_477,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_478,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_479,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_480,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_481,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_482,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_483,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_484,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_485,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_486,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_487,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_488,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_489,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_490,//490
MAPTILE_UNUSED_491,//
MAPTILE_UNUSED_492,//
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_FLOOR_DETAILED,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_FORTIFICATION,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_PILLAR,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_RD2,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_R2D,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_R2U,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_RU2,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_L2U,//500
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LU2,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_L2D,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LD2,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LRUD,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_RUD,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LRD,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LRU,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LUD,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_RD,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_RU,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LU,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LD,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_UD,
MAPTILE_CONSTRUCTED_WALL_DET_LR,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UPDOWN_CONSTRUCTED,
MAPTILE_STAIR_DOWN_CONSTRUCTED,
MAPTILE_STAIR_UP_CONSTRUCTED,
MAPTILE_RAMP_CONSTRUCTED,
MAPTILENUM,
MAPTILENONE=-1

40d:Tile types in DF memory

2008-07-31T09:13:54Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Tile types in DF memory

2008-07-31T08:06:57Z

Mithaldu:

[[Category:Hacking]]

'''NOTE: This has been moved to Google Docs: http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=ppHCNfNceTrmxbXWDzf9aXg'''

This page lists the meaning of the various type ids in DF memory. The location of the type ids is recorded here: [[User:Rick/Memory_research#Data_Block|Rick's memory research]].

Each ID is listed as an unsigned integer, name is the name displayed ingame, ascii is the symbol used ingame, colour is the colour i've seen used in displaying the foreground in that tile and background is the colour used to render the background, if it is not black. Tex-X and Tex-Y are the coordinates of the tile used from the main texture file, beginning with 0,0 in the top-left.

Note that some tile types cover multiple actual representations, like different trees, up/down ramps, etc. For that reason some names are slightly changed and some tiles have multiple coordinates.

Also note that, since there is a truckload to cover here, i will be happy about any kind of input from others and donations of savegames, the more varied and expansive, the better.

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
|-
! ID
! Name
! ASCII
! Colour
! background
! Tex-X
! Tex-Y

|-
| 1
| Flint slope
| [ramp]
| dark grey
|
| 14/15
| 1

|-
| 2
| full murky pool
| [water symbol]
| blue
|
| 7
| 15

|-
| 24
| Tree
| [various tree symbols]
| dark green
|
| 8
| 1

|-
| 32
| Open Space
| [nothing]
| none
|
| 0
| 0

|-
| 34
| Shrub
| "
| dark green
|
| 2
| 2

|-
| 219
| Rough-hewn flint wall
| [solid wall symbol]
| dark grey
|
| 2
| 11

|-
| 231
| Larch Sapling
| [Sapling symbol]
| dark green
|
| 7
| 14

|-
| 235
| Grassy Slope
| [ramp]
| bright green
|
| 14/15
| 1

|-
| 236
| Grassy Slope
| [ramp]
| dark green
|
| 14/15
| 1

|-
| 237
| Flint slope
| [ramp]
| dark grey
|
| 14/15
| 1

|-
| 241
| Sandy Loam slope
| [ramp]
| bright yellow
|
| 14/15
| 1

|-
| 265
| Sandy loam wall
| [sand]
| dark yellow
| bright yellow
| 0
| 11

|-
| 336
| Flint
| ´
| dark grey
|
| 7
| 2

|-
| 337
| Flint
| ,
| dark grey
|
| 12
| 2

|-
| 338
| Flint
| `
| dark grey
|
| 0
| 6

|-
| 339
| Flint
| .
| dark grey
|
| 14
| 2

|-
| 348
| Grass
| ´
| dark green
|
| 7
| 2

|-
| 349
| Grass
| ,
| dark green
|
| 12
| 2

|-
| 350
| Grass
| `
| dark green
|
| 0
| 6

|-
| 351
| Grass
| .
| dark green
|
| 14
| 2

|-
| 352
| Sandy Loam
| ´
| bright yellow
|
| 7
| 2

|-
| 353
| Sandy Loam
| ,
| bright yellow
|
| 12
| 2

|-
| 354
| Sandy Loam
| `
| bright yellow
|
| 0
| 6

|-
| 355
| Sandy Loam
| .
| bright yellow
|
| 14
| 2

|-
| 373
| brook (water surface)
| [water symbol]
| blue
|
| 7
| 15

|-
| 381
| brook (below water)
| [water symbol]
| bright teal
|
| 7
| 15

|-
| 398
| Grass
| ´
| bright green
|
| 7
| 2

|-
| 399
| Grass
| ,
| bright green
|
| 12
| 2

|-
| 400
| Grass
| `
| bright green
|
| 0
| 6

|-
| 401
| Grass
| .
| bright green
|
| 14
| 2

|-
| 402
| Flint Boulder
| [eternity symbol]
| dark grey
|
| 12
| 14

|-
| 405
| Flint Pebbles
| ´
| dark grey
|
| 7
| 2

|-
| 406
| Flint Pebbles
| ,
| dark grey
|
| 12
| 2

|-
| 407
| Flint Pebbles
| `
| dark grey
|
| 0
| 6

|-
| 408
| Flint Pebbles
| .
| dark grey
|
| 14
| 2

|-
| 440
| Rough-hewn magnetite wall
| tilde
| dark grey
| bright grey
| 14
| 7

|}

Designation flags in DF memory

2008-07-29T19:15:20Z

Mithaldu:

40d Talk:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-25T15:41:03Z

Mithaldu:

Looks like a collection of 1 bit flags to me.

*1st bit: unwalkable construction?
*2nd bit: walkable construction?
*3rd bit: special walkable flag?
*4th bit: standing creature
*5th bit: creature on ground
*6th bit: item

--[[User:Hussell|Hussell]] 09:30, 25 July 2008 (EDT)

:This stuff is meant to be used for 3Dwarf to enable rough visualization of buildings, constructs, creatures and such. It's connected with all the stuff in here: http://www.dwarffortresswiki.net/index.php/Category:Hacking More info can also be found here: http://www.dwarffortresswiki.net/index.php/User:Jifodus/Map_block
:Personally i think the 3rd flag means "walkable building. --[[User:Mithaldu|Mithaldu]] 11:41, 25 July 2008 (EDT)

User:Jifodus/Map block

2008-07-25T15:35:46Z

Mithaldu:

[[Category:Hacking]]

Related pages:
* [[Designation_flags_in_DF_memory]]
* [[Occupancy_flags_in_DF_memory]]
* [[Tile_types_in_DF_memory]]
* [[User:AzureLightning/Memory_research]] (vein data, general block layout)
* [[User:Iluxan/Memory_research]] (general block layout)
* [[User:Rick/Memory_research]] (general block layout + a bit on everything else)
* [[User:Valarnin]] (tile type data)
* [[User:Valdemar/Designation_Flags]]
* [[User:Corc/EventIDs]] (veins?)

This is a combination of all I've been able to discover. Which isn't much more than what's been already discovered. What I'm not 100% sure about I've added a question mark to it. The letters in ()'s only have significance in my analyzer and editing tool.

You can download my tile analyzer and editing tool from [[User:Jifodus#tile_tool|here]].

Designation
00 |> Liquid Level (0-7), If Magma bit is set, then
01 |> liquid is magma, otherwise water.
02 |>
03
04 |> 001 - M(I)ne Designation
05 |> See [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]] for more details
06 |>
07

08
09 H - (H)idden
10 |>
11 |> Soil/Rock Layer ID?
12 |>
13 |>
14 L - (L)ight
15 S - (S)ubterranean

16 O - (O)utside
17 |>
18 |> Unknown ID?
19 |>
20 |>
21 M - (M)agma
22 D - (D)amp? [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]]
lists this flag as Aquifier
and that it leaks water when set. I cannot
entirely confirm it doesn't leak water
on a map that doesn't have an aquifier, but
on my map, which doesn't have an aquifier,
it didn't leak water. It did, however,
visually indicated that the two wall tiles
next to the tile I set this flag on were
damp (in addition to tile this was set).
I won't confirm this finding just yet, but
I see a strong indication that this indicates
an aquifier.
23 R - (R)ain Drop

24 |> These two bits indicate traffic: 0 - Normal, 1 - Low Traffic, 2 - High Traffic, 3 - Restricted
25 |>
26 Q - Li(Q)id
27
28 Y - Moss(Y)
29 |> Liquid Flow Direction? (Directions may be flipped, this points to the edge that has 6/7 water)
30 |> 0 - NW 2 - NE 4 - SE 6 - SW
31 |> 1 - N 3 - E 5 - S 7 - W

Occupancy
00 U - (U)nwalkable Building Tile
01 B - (B)uilding
02
03 C - (C)reature
04
05 I - (I)tem
06 M - (M)uddy
07

08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15

16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31 S - (S)now

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Jifodus/Map block

2008-07-25T15:34:13Z

Mithaldu:

[[Category:Hacking]]

Related pages:
* [[Designation_flags_in_DF_memory]]
* [[Occupancy_flags_in_DF_memory]]
* [[Tile_types_in_DF_memory]]
* [[User:AzureLightning/Memory_research]] (vein data, general block layout)
* [[User:Iluxan/Memory_research]] (general block layout)
* [[User:Rick/Memory_research]] (general block layout + a bit on everything else)
* [[User:Valarnin]] (tile type data)
* [[User:Valdemar/Designation_Flags]]

This is a combination of all I've been able to discover. Which isn't much more than what's been already discovered. What I'm not 100% sure about I've added a question mark to it. The letters in ()'s only have significance in my analyzer and editing tool.

You can download my tile analyzer and editing tool from [[User:Jifodus#tile_tool|here]].

Designation
00 |> Liquid Level (0-7), If Magma bit is set, then
01 |> liquid is magma, otherwise water.
02 |>
03
04 |> 001 - M(I)ne Designation
05 |> See [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]] for more details
06 |>
07

08
09 H - (H)idden
10 |>
11 |> Soil/Rock Layer ID?
12 |>
13 |>
14 L - (L)ight
15 S - (S)ubterranean

16 O - (O)utside
17 |>
18 |> Unknown ID?
19 |>
20 |>
21 M - (M)agma
22 D - (D)amp? [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]]
lists this flag as Aquifier
and that it leaks water when set. I cannot
entirely confirm it doesn't leak water
on a map that doesn't have an aquifier, but
on my map, which doesn't have an aquifier,
it didn't leak water. It did, however,
visually indicated that the two wall tiles
next to the tile I set this flag on were
damp (in addition to tile this was set).
I won't confirm this finding just yet, but
I see a strong indication that this indicates
an aquifier.
23 R - (R)ain Drop

24 |> These two bits indicate traffic: 0 - Normal, 1 - Low Traffic, 2 - High Traffic, 3 - Restricted
25 |>
26 Q - Li(Q)id
27
28 Y - Moss(Y)
29 |> Liquid Flow Direction? (Directions may be flipped, this points to the edge that has 6/7 water)
30 |> 0 - NW 2 - NE 4 - SE 6 - SW
31 |> 1 - N 3 - E 5 - S 7 - W

Occupancy
00 U - (U)nwalkable Building Tile
01 B - (B)uilding
02
03 C - (C)reature
04
05 I - (I)tem
06 M - (M)uddy
07

08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15

16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31 S - (S)now

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Corc/EventIDs

2008-07-25T14:22:10Z

Mithaldu:

This is mostly for me to work on during breaks: could be useful info later.

I'll probably make it multiple columns so it isn't just one long page :P

=Where they come from:=
All the IDs are from the .raw files and are in the order they appear in those files.

Here are the default ones...

=Gems (128)=
IDs <code>0x00</code> -> <code>0x7E</code>

{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="25%"
! width="5%" | ID
! width="10%" | Name
! width="10%" | Color

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| Onyx
| Black

|-
| <code>0x01</code>
| Morion
| Black
|-
| <code>0x02</code>
| Schorl
| Black
|-
| <code>0x03</code>
| Lace Agate
| Blue
|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| Blue Jade
| Blue
|-
| <code>0x05</code>
| Lapis Lazuli
| Blue
|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| Prase
| Dull Green
|-
| <code>0x07</code>
| Prase Opal
| Dull Green
|-
| <code>0x08</code>
| Bloodstone
| Dark Red
|-
| <code>0x09</code>
| Moss Agate
| Dull Green
|-
| <code>0x0A</code>
| Moss Opal
| Dull Green
|-
| <code>0x0B</code>
| Variscite
| Dull Green
|-
| <code>0x0C</code>
| Chrysoprase
| Bright Green
|-
| <code>0x0D</code>
| Chrysocolla
| Bright Blue
|-
| <code>0x0E</code>
| Sard
| Dark Red
|-
| <code>0x0F</code>
| Carnelian
| Dark Red
|-
| <code>0x10</code>
| Banded Agate
| Dark Red
|-
| <code>0x11</code>
| Sardonyx
| Dark Red
|-
| <code>0x12</code>
| Cherry Opal
| Bright Red
|-
| <code>0x13</code>
| Lavendar Jade
| Purple
|-
| <code>0x14</code>
| Pink Jade
| Bright Purple
|-
| <code>0x15</code>
| Tube Agate
| Dark Orange
|}

= Stone Layers (27) =
IDs <code>0x7F</code> -> <code>0x98</code>
= Stone Mineral (56) =
IDs <code>0x99</code> -> <code>0xD0</code>
= Soils (21) =
IDs <code>0xD2</code> -> <code>0xE5</code>
= Misc =
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="25%"
! width="5%" | ID
! width="10%" | Name
! width="10%" | Color
|-
| <code>0xD1</code>
| Adamantine
| Bright Blue
|-
| <code>0xE6+</code>
| Unused/Default Rock
| Grey
|}

[[Category:Hacking]]

Utility:Tweak/Tile Edit

2008-07-25T14:21:57Z

Mithaldu:

[[Category:Tweak Modules]][[Category:Utilities]]
=Tile Edit=

[[Image:Dwarf Fortress Tweak Tile Edit.png|right]]

Tile Edit is a powerful module for [[User:Rick/Tweak|Gibbed's Dwarf Fortress Tweak]] that allows editing of nearly every property related to a specific tile.

There are three tabs, General, Designation, and Occupancy.

==Download==

Tile Edit comes packaged with Tweak as a core module.

==Detailed information on values==

*The heading above the tabs is X, Y, Z (@ BlockAddress BlockX,BlockY).
*Type - [[User:Mithaldu/Tile_types_in_DF_memory|An incomplete and possibly out of date list of tile types]] and [[User:Valarnin|A definatly incomplete list for v0.27.176.38c]].
*Pathfinding - This is an ID assigned to the tile for pathfinding lookup. A value of 0 means unassigned / recaculate.

==Common Operations==

Feel free to add any non-obvious edits you can do with Tile Edit here.

===Add water or lava / magma to a tile===

On the designation tab, change the following:
*Increase '''Liquid Depth''' to 7
*Check '''Has Liquid''' in the flags list.
*Check or uncheck '''Liquid is Lava / Magma''' in the flags list, depending on what kind of liquid you want.

Click OK to write this tile information to Dwarf Fortress.

To get the fluid to actually flow, place a construction next to the tile with liquid in it, and then remove it. It should then begin to flow.

===Engrave a constructed floor===

On the designation tab, change the followign:
*Check '''08 - Engrave Stone / Smooth Stone'''

Click OK to write this tile information to Dwarf Fortress. A dwarf should then eventually engrave it.

''Thanks to Mori in #bay12games for discovering you could do this.''

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Jifodus/Map block

2008-07-25T14:19:58Z

Mithaldu:

[[Category:Hacking]]

This is a combination of all I've been able to discover. Which isn't much more than what's been already discovered. What I'm not 100% sure about I've added a question mark to it. The letters in ()'s only have significance in my analyzer and editing tool.

You can download my tile analyzer and editing tool from [[User:Jifodus#tile_tool|here]].

Designation
00 |> Liquid Level (0-7), If Magma bit is set, then
01 |> liquid is magma, otherwise water.
02 |>
03
04 |> 001 - M(I)ne Designation
05 |> See [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]] for more details
06 |>
07

08
09 H - (H)idden
10 |>
11 |> Soil/Rock Layer ID?
12 |>
13 |>
14 L - (L)ight
15 S - (S)ubterranean

16 O - (O)utside
17 |>
18 |> Unknown ID?
19 |>
20 |>
21 M - (M)agma
22 D - (D)amp? [[User:Valdemar/Designation Flags|Valdemar's Designation Flags]]
lists this flag as Aquifier
and that it leaks water when set. I cannot
entirely confirm it doesn't leak water
on a map that doesn't have an aquifier, but
on my map, which doesn't have an aquifier,
it didn't leak water. It did, however,
visually indicated that the two wall tiles
next to the tile I set this flag on were
damp (in addition to tile this was set).
I won't confirm this finding just yet, but
I see a strong indication that this indicates
an aquifier.
23 R - (R)ain Drop

24 |> These two bits indicate traffic: 0 - Normal, 1 - Low Traffic, 2 - High Traffic, 3 - Restricted
25 |>
26 Q - Li(Q)id
27
28 Y - Moss(Y)
29 |> Liquid Flow Direction? (Directions may be flipped, this points to the edge that has 6/7 water)
30 |> 0 - NW 2 - NE 4 - SE 6 - SW
31 |> 1 - N 3 - E 5 - S 7 - W

Occupancy
00 U - (U)nwalkable Building Tile
01 B - (B)uilding
02
03 C - (C)reature
04
05 I - (I)tem
06 M - (M)uddy
07

08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15

16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23

24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31 S - (S)now

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Jifodus/Dwarf Fortress Utility Framework

2008-07-25T14:19:38Z

Mithaldu:

I'm currently writing a framework for Dwarf Fortress utilities. The general idea is to use C++ interfaces in a cross-compiler fashion that is very easy to use. This is designed to assist utility writers, by making possible to compile once, and have it work on future versions of Dwarf Fortress.

'''Attention:''' This is just a quick check to see if anyone is looking at or using the DFUF in any of their projects. I'm thinking of rewriting the interfaces due to some limitations I've been encountering. I also plan on abstracating the environment away from Lua directly. If you are, please PM me on the forums, or leave a note on the talk page. I just want to avoid breaking an existing tool and/or forcing you to learn a new interface.

==License==
I'm not going to hold copyright of either the source code of the framework. It is in the Public Domain.

However, I will hold copyright of StartProfile. And it is licensed under the WTFPL: http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/

==Links==
===First Beta Release: January 1, 2008===
Source Code: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/dfuf2.zip 
Binaries: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/dfufend2.zip 
Debugging Symbols for the Binaries: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/dfufdebug2.zip

'''This first beta release has additional interfaces for working with creatures, it also has more complete data files. It is now possible to cleanly create complex type overrides with ''PointerTo()'', ''VectorOf()'', and ''ArrayOf()''. There is no data for v0.27.169.33g, the data is most complete for v0.27.169.33f.'''
===Alpha Release===
Source Code: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/dfuf.zip 
Binaries: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/dfufend.zip 
Debugging Symbols for the Binaries: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/dfufdebug.zip

==Todo==
Before the second release, which is necessary before it can be easily used, the following items need to be taken care of.
* Bugs
** There's always going to be a bug somewhere.
* Features
** Main Library
*** '''Error Handling''' - The library itself does not cleanly handle common errors. '''''10% Completed'''''
*** '''Auto-Update''' - Implement automatic update for both framework code and data. '''''0% Completed'''''
*** '''Installer''' - An installer for the library. '''''10% Completed'''''
*** '''Complete Memory Data''' - Complete transforming the memory data available on the wiki to format usable by library. '''''60% Completed'''''
*** '''More Type Objects''' - Provide interface wrappers to some of the commonly used memory types (Creature and Map). '''''60% Completed'''''
*** '''Memory Scanner''' - A simple memory searcher. Used for '''Auto-Identifier'''. '''''0% Completed'''''
*** '''Auto-Identifier''' - Automatically try to find the memory locations and offsets for new versions. '''''0% Completed'''''
*** '''Remote Memory De/Allocate''' - Needed to properly implement String & Vector set functions. '''''0% Completed'''''
*** '''Reload Data''' - The data loading portion does not yet properly reload the data. '''''0% Completed'''''
*** '''Bindings''' - C#/Perl/Java/Python/Lua/Other?

==Features Overview==
The Dwarf Fortress Utility Framework is designed with the following goals in mind:
* Utilities compiled for the very first release of the framework still work 10 years later
** With all the updates and patches applied to the library
** With the latest release of Dwarf Fortress
* The end user of a utility can simply download and run the utility and have it work
* The framework provides a flexible and easy to use way to define types and memory maps, and write utilities to use the types and memory maps

===Current Features===
* Written in C++, using interfaces
* Memory data stored in Lua format
* Sample utility for implementation reference: reimplementation of StartProfile
* API header & library
* Complete source code
* Identify Dwarf Fortress version via PE executable timestamp
* Cross-compiler/mostly C compatible using Windows COM style interfaces
** It is not C compatible due to function overloading issues.
* Auto-loading of Lua data files
* Library self-contained in DLL

===Current Limitations===
* '''Buggy!'''
** Memory leaks exist
* No real documentation whatsoever
* Sparse comments
* Memory data is all there, but the library does not yet use all of it
* The library is designed for C++, the C interface has not been tested (and probably will not work)
** Also, this was only tested using MSVC++ .net 2005, it will probably work on other version of MSVC++.
* Does not cleanly handle errors
* Some interface functions not implemented
** Map/Get through pointer functions not yet implemented
** iDFUF::installDataFile is not yet implemented
* Compiled as debug mode (bloated file sizes)
* The library is not extensively tested
* The library has a dependency on: [http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=32BC1BEE-A3F9-4C13-9C99-220B62A191EE&displaylang=en Visual Studio 8 Debug CRT]

===Second Release===
The next release planned features will include:
* Auto-retrieve memory data off the internet
* Auto-update framework code itself
* Have an installer that will install the DLL and data file to a shared location, so multiple utilities can use the same library

===Future===
And further down the road (through auto-update):
* Implement specific subsets of the std library; reduce utility size more, no large dependencies for the utilities
** std::string
** std::vector
** std::map
** Console IO
** File IO
* Easy to use GUI framework; for making tools with a nice GUI
* Cross-process memory allocation

==Data Format==

===Requirements===
The framework requires definitions of the following types:
* raw: a raw array of bytes; internally it allows access to an array of type.size * type.fixed_array bytes.
* pointer: a pointer to a location in Dwarf Fortress's memory; can represent a 32-bit pointer
* dword: an integer type that is 4 bytes
* word: an integer type that is 2 bytes
* byte: an integer type that is 1 byte
* float: a 32-bit floating point type
* double: a 64-bit floating point type
* string: a type that represents a std::string
** required members:
*** '''dword''' length: defines how many characters string contains
*** '''dword''' capacity: defines the maximum number of characters the string buffer can contain
*** '''pointer''' buffer_ptr: a pointer to a memory location containing the string data
** optional members:
*** '''raw''' buffer: a fixed-size array of characters containing the string when length < the fixed size of the buffer
* vector: a type representing a std::vector
** required members:
*** '''pointer''' begin: a pointer to the begining of the memory block
*** '''pointer''' end: a pointer to just beyond of the last valid element in the vector
*** '''pointer''' last: a pointer to just beyond the end of the memory block

===Data Files===
The data files must supply the following information:
* Types: each element of the type list represents one type; there is a special type called '''Main''', '''Main''' represents the global memory map
* Signatures: each signature is designed to uniquely identify each version of Dwarf Fortress

====Lua Data Files====
Classes:
* '''Type''': 'type =' The value can either be a set containing a type override or the string of a type name.
** Type: 'type =' A string representing the Type Name of the type to override.
** Subtypes: An array of type overrides and/or Type Names, that are subtypes of this type.
** Size: 'size =' An integer overriding the size of the type.
** Fixed Array Size: 'fixed_size =' An integer overriding the fixed array size of the type.
* Types: 'Types'
** Version: String representing version
*** TypeName: String representing name of the type, special type is '''Main'''.
**** Size: 'size =' an integer representing
**** Members: 'members' a table of of name value pairs; The name being the Member Name; The value is a set containing the Type and Offset.
***** Member Name: String representing the name
****** Type: 'type =' The value can either be a set containing a '''Type''' override or the name of the of a type.
****** Offset: 'offset =' The member offset (from the base address).
****** Pointer: 'pointer =' The pointer in memory for which the member can be found. Used for the '''Main''' type.
* Signatures 'Signatures'
** Version: String representing the version (same string as types).
*** PE Timestamp: 'pe_timestamp' The PE header timestamp value.
*** .text Adler32: 'adler32' The Adler32 CRC of the ".text" section of the executable.
*** Text Segments: 'text_segments' An array of segments of the ".text" section of the executable.
**** Address: [1] = The offset into the ".text" section that the following raw data can be found.
**** Raw Data: [2] = The data the ".text" segment is supposed to contain.

==Library Usage==
(This part is only useful for utility writers.)

===Basic Programming===
The basic program needed to use the library is simply:
#include <dfuf.h>
void main() {
dfuf::iDFUF *uf = dfuf::newDFUF();
// Do something with the framework
uf->destroy(); // in theory cleans up all memory used
}
To connect to an instance of Dwarf Fortress the program must first scan for instances,
then get one of the instances of dwarf fortress like this:
if (uf->scanForInstances() == 0)
// none found
return;
dfuf::iDFInstance *instance = uf->getInstance(0);
After getting a Dwarf Fortress instance, it then becomes possible to access global
pointers and memory locations (i.e. creature vector location) with
iDFInstance::getMemoryObject. iDFInstance::getMemoryObject takes a iType* and an
Address in Dwarf Fortress memory and returns an appropriate iMemoryType*. There are
different ways to provide the iType* and the Address, including from the data file
(via the appropriate name), a iPointerType*, and an iPointer* and iType* lets the
code create from the raw parts. There is a second version of
iDFInstance::getMemoryObject, which follows all the pointers to a non-pointer object
and returns the object called iDFInstance::getMemoryObjectThroughPointers. However,
it has not been implemented in the first release of the library.

From the first memory object created, the code can then either query the value (from
any of the i*Type) or map other members (from any of the i*Object) objects.

===Advanced Programming===
An advanced topic is iMemoryType* creation. It is painful to individually map the
members, therefore creating an iMemoryType* that simplifies access to the type sounds
ideal. However, the library only knows about the types it has been compiled with. Enter
iTypeFactory*, the iTypeFactory* gets registered in iDFUF with iDFUF::addTypeFactory.
Each factory provides 2 functions: construct & destruct. This allows programs to create
their own structures to wrap the creature type.

Example code:
class cCreatureType : public dfuf::iMemoryObject
{
public:
// Implement virtual methods here

public:
dfuf::u32 getHappiness() { return happiness->getValue(); }
void setHappiness(dfuf::u32 value) { happiness->setValue(value); }
// More methods here
cCreatureType(dfuf::iDFInstance *instance, dfuf::iPointer *base, dfuf::iType *type)
{
this->instance = instance;
this->base = base;
this->type = type;
this->happiness = map(L"happiness");
}
public:
dfuf::iDFInstance *instance;
dfuf::iPointer *base;
dfuf::iType *type;
dfuf::iIntegerType *happiness;
};
class cCreatureFactory : public dfuf::iTypeFactory
{
public:
// new creature
{
return new cCreatureType(instance, base, type);
}
// delete creature
{
delete object;
}
};
// Global instance, otherwise we'd have to do memory management on the pointer
cCreatureFactory global_CreatureFactory;
// Usage
void main()
{
dfuf::iDFUF *uf = newDFUF();
dfuf::iDFInstance *instance = uf->getDFInstance(0);
uf->addTypeFactory("creature", &global_CreatureFactory);
iPointer *pointer;
cCreatureType *creature = (cCreatureType *)instance->getMemoryObject
(pointer, instance->getType("creature"));
creature->setHappiness(-10000); // hahaha die dwarf!
uf->destroy();
}

[[Category:Hacking]]

Utility:Tweak/Development/Reveal example

2008-07-25T14:19:19Z

Mithaldu:

<pre>using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using Gibbed.DwarfFortress.Utilities;

namespace Gibbed.DwarfFortress.Tools.Reveal
{
public class Module : IModule
{
private readonly Guid _Id = new Guid("{0D303765-8D64-4e46-B7AD-3BD6999F281F}");
public Guid Id { get { return this._Id; } }
public string Name { get { return "Reveal"; } }
public string Description { get { return "Reveals loaded tiles in the local region."; } }
public string Author { get { return "Rick (rick@gibbed.us)"; } }
public string Website { get { return "http://www.dwarffortresswiki.net/index.php/User:Rick/Tweak/Core_Modules#Reveal"; } }
public Version Version { get { return new Version(1, 1); } }
public bool HideIfUnsupported { get { return false; } }

public bool SupportsMode(ModuleMode mode)
{
return mode == ModuleMode.Gui;
}

public bool SupportsVersion(IVersion version)
{
return
version.HasAddress("map_data") &&
version.HasAddress("map_x_count") &&
version.HasAddress("map_y_count") &&
version.HasAddress("map_z_count") &&
version.HasOffset("map_data_designation_offset");
}

public void Run(ModuleMode mode, IVersion version, IMemory memory, ILogger log, string[] args)
{
UInt32 map, xcount, ycount, zcount, designation;
byte[] data, xoffsets, yoffsets, zoffsets;

map = memory.ReadU32(version.GetAddress("map_data"));

if (map == 0)
{
MessageBox.Show("Map data is not yet available!", "Warning", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning);
return;
}

if (MessageBox.Show(
"Are you sure you want to reveal the map?" + Environment.NewLine +
Environment.NewLine +
"This could break any ability to get magma and" +
Environment.NewLine +
"adamantine related structures / options!", "Question",
MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) == DialogResult.No)
{
return;
}

if (memory.Suspend() == false)
{
memory.Resume();
MessageBox.Show("Failed to suspend process.", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Error);
return;
}

designation = version.GetOffset("map_data_designation_offset");

xcount = memory.ReadU32(version.GetAddress("map_x_count"));
ycount = memory.ReadU32(version.GetAddress("map_y_count"));
zcount = memory.ReadU32(version.GetAddress("map_z_count"));

data = new byte[256 * 4];
xoffsets = new byte[xcount * 4];
yoffsets = new byte[ycount * 4];
zoffsets = new byte[zcount * 4];

memory.Read(map, ref xoffsets);
for (int bx = 0; bx < xcount; bx++)
{
memory.Read(BitConverter.ToUInt32(xoffsets, bx * 4), ref yoffsets);

for (int by = 0; by < ycount; by++)
{
memory.Read(BitConverter.ToUInt32(yoffsets, by * 4), ref zoffsets);

for (int bz = 0; bz < zcount; bz++)
{
UInt32 block = BitConverter.ToUInt32(zoffsets, bz * 4);

if (block == 0)
{
continue;
}

memory.Read(block + designation, ref data);

for (int i = 0; i < 16 * 16; i++)
{
byte[] newdata = BitConverter.GetBytes(BitConverter.ToUInt32(data, i * 4) & ~0x200);

data[(i * 4) + 0] = newdata[0];
data[(i * 4) + 1] = newdata[1];
data[(i * 4) + 2] = newdata[2];
data[(i * 4) + 3] = newdata[3];
}

memory.Write(block + designation, ref data);
}
}
}

if (memory.Resume() == false)
{
MessageBox.Show("Failed to resume process.", "Warning", MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Warning);
}
}
}
}</pre>

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Corc

2008-07-25T14:18:54Z

Mithaldu:

Howdy, here is my page :)

I've never done any wiki work before and figured I might be able to add to this group of dwarf lovers :P

I'm going to add stuff here until I figure out where to put them.

= Rick's Tweak Uses =

I really like [[User:Rick/Tweak/Tile_Edit|Rick's Tweak util]] and use it to mess with my dwarves while I'm bored.

==Tileedit ==

===Add a Chasm===

On the General tab, change Type to 23 00 then click OK to write this tile information to Dwarf Fortress.

If done on the lowest z-level, it will act like any normal chasm minus the creatures.

If done on any other level, the chasm still acts like a chasm and destroys anything that enters it. But, it also does some unknown things to the tiles below it: I changed a tile in the middle of a river and all the tiles below it showed as outside, I also changed a tile in the middle of my fort (with rooms below and above the tile) and nothing out of the ordinary happened.
:actually I just tried it this time with a river right above the fort and the river flooded the fort... so it could be just like a channel but destroys objects if they pass to the last floor.

A quick fix to an accidental flood could be to make a temporary chasm at the lowest point of the flood to clean up the unwanted water faster. You'd also want to block the source, but you don't need a chasm for that.

===Add a Waterfall===

On the General tab, change Type to 59 00 then click OK to write this tile information to Dwarf Fortress.

This can be done anywhere, and produces a nice amount of mist along with the magical production of free water.

===Other Things===

I've tried and failed at making a river that flows from nowhere--which is how I came to make the waterfall.

I still don't know what the unknown flag (27) in the Designation tab is for--some of the waterfalls I found had that flag yet lost it when I copied all the info into a new tile.

= Memory Hacks =

My foolings around with the memory stuff:

Map blocks have an event vector (per other's findings) and that vector is a list of addresses to events. When the "Type" of the tile is "B8 01" or 184, then you've got an event tile--to find out what it is you have to look at the events and their masks.

<pre>
Vector stuff:
... (Start mem) (End mem) (end alloc mem) FFFF
@ Vector Start
(Event mem 1) (Event mem 2) ...
@ Event
(ID) (mask...) (flags)
</pre>

basic event type IDs:
<pre>00 -> 7E Gems
7F -> 98 Rocks (non-eco)
99 -> A9 Ore (+dye stuff)
AA -> D0 Rocks (eco)
D1 Adamantine
D2 -> DC Clays
DD -> E5 Sand
E6 -> FF Undefined or "Rock"</pre>

[[User:Corc/EventIDs|list of known "events"]]

[[Category:Hacking]]

Utility:Dwarf Companion

2008-07-25T14:18:04Z

Mithaldu:

[[Category:Utilities]]
[[Image:dfcompanion1.png|thumb|This is a preliminary screenshot of the prototype.]]
= What? =

This project is about having a helper utility for dwarf fortress, hopefully filling gaps in the user interface. It will also allow some cool cheating, so that it would be possible to play with the engine. For example, you can now mark your nobles as butcherable! Ain't that cool?

For now, a '''PROTOTYPE''' utility is available, for testings. It uses python and requires many dependencies. It will end up as a standard .exe tool once features are ironed out.

It supports versions 33d, 33f, 33g, 38* and hopefully 39*. The latest screenshot is at [http://bartabox.banquise.net/df/screen1.png this place].

= Important warning =
When fiddling with DF memory, you might get crashes. Here are two important advices:
* when writing into memory (like updating a creature's data), pause the game, load the data, update it, save it and then unpause the game
* do not teleport creatures that are hauling

= How =
You need to install several things first.

* [http://www.python.org/download/ Python] (works with any version, 2.5 is prefered)
* from [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=98754 this page], the latest "Gtk+/Win32 Runtime Environment Installer"

* For python 2.5 users, just grab the utility at [http://bartabox.banquise.net/df/companion-0.8-python25.zip this place], and unzip it (warning, this is an old version).
* For users of the -any versions, or python 2.4 users, you must:
** Install the three modules from [http://www.pygtk.org/downloads.html this page] (PyCairo, PyGObject, PyGTK)
** Grab the software at [http://bartabox.banquise.net/df/companion-0.12-any.zip this place].

* Double click on "dfcompanion_prototype.py"!

An installer that contains all needed modules can be found here:
http://aruiz.typepad.com/siliconisland/2006/12/allinone_win32_.html

= Problems? =
Please run the tool from the command line if you experience problems, and copy/paste errors in the discussion page.

The unit list often gets desynchronised (multiple dwarves appearing). To solve this, just press "refresh".

= Usage - what can you do? =
First run Dwarf Fortress, and load your game. It won't work otherwise.

The general idea is to have the main window open next to your DF windows. It should help you play the game by providing useful hints while playing. Order dwarves using the column "alerts" so that most important stuff is on top : hungry, unhappy, moody, hurt dwarves. You can play with creatures and view detailled views of their attributes by double clicking them. Right now, you can interact by:
* clicking "heal", heals creature
* clicking "hurt", hurts creature
* clicking "apply", saves the following changes:
** position X,Y,Z
** strength, agility, toughness
** all flags (the checkbox stuff), most being unknown, please let us know about their use if you get it!
** pain, exhaustion, hunger, thirst, drowsiness
** race (still needs to be tested!)
** mood type (fey, macabre, ...), and mood skill increased

Interesting effects are [http://mkv25.net/dfma/movie-236-lazydwarvesmustdie butcherable dwarves] and [http://img184.imageshack.us/img184/7919/straydognz6.jpg Corbine's crazy dogs]. Oh, and skeletal legendary miners that turn against your fortress.

= dwarfdbg scripts =
Here is a collection of scripts that wouldn't fit in DC but might be useful. Copy them in the DC folder and run them.
* [http://bartabox.banquise.net/df/butchercats.py butchercats.py] : marks all "unintersted" cats and kitten as ready for slaughter.
* Soon, the "designator", with a list of cool stuff : [[User:Bartavelle/DesignatorTiles]]

= Changelog =
* utils.zip : initial test, some bugs with accents
* utils.0.1.zip : corrected problem with bad characters
* utils.0.2.zip : corrected problem with long strings
* utils.0.3.zip : corrected problem with creatures not in legends
* utils.0.4.zip : quick (untested) upgrade to v0.27.169.33g
* companion.0.5-any.zip - 07/01/2008
** Skill edition
** Removed the dependency on pydbg, should now work with python 2.x
** Incomplete linux support, for those people who go on holiday with only their linux laptops ...
** More details in the flags names
** Disabled the regular refreshes for now
** Body part name is resolved when showing damages
** Right-click popup with quick features : heal, hurt, tame, make war animal, rest and restore
** Civilization altering (steal that merchant swordsman!)
* companion.0.6-any.zip - 22/01/2008
** Better error handling for Window users, should help debugging ...
** Firstname and nickname editor (finally)
** Money warnings, and money cheat
** Combat reports in DF mode
** Bleeding/Paralysis/ ... can be tweaked
** "Opinion poll"
** More details
** Instamood!
* companion.0.7-any.zip - 07/02/2008
** Couples list
** Name editor
** Right click / zoom now works
** Support for 38a
* companion.0.8-any.zip - 13/02/2008
** Removal of the couple list, should hopefully fix bugs
** Several scripts for more fun
** Better support for stuff
** Should be "final" of the prototype, next step will probably involve working on a standalone .exe, and the occasionnal fun script
* companion.0.9-any.zip - 18/02/2008
** Quick update to fix for the new DF version.
* companion.0.9-any.zip - 26/02/2008
** Another quick fix for 38b
* companion.0.12-any.zip - 18/07/2008
** tons of changes, this specific version just keeps up with DF

= thanks =
* the memory hackers!
* Phil, for the clever python tricks
* Corbine, for early testings, bug discovery, and flags discovery
* sinoth, for early testings, bug discovery

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Jifodus

2008-07-25T14:17:06Z

Mithaldu:

My work analyzing DF's formats:

[[User:Jifodus/Memory research|Memory research]]

[[User:Jifodus/CMV file format|CMV file format]]

[[User:Jifodus/Dwarf Fortress Utility Framework|Dwarf Fortress Utility Framework]]

[[User:Jifodus/Map block|Map block info]]

==Memory==
I'm removing the memory lists since they are now unneeded. For [[User:Rick/Tweak|Gibbed's Dwarf Fortress Tweak's]] configuration check out http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/tables/dwarvis/. The line you'll need to stick inside DwarfFortress.Versions.xml can be found commented out at the bottom of each core.xml file.

==Tools==
===tile_tool===
I wrote a tool that allows nearly complete editing of a tile's data. It's designed for analyzing a tile's data. Since it's not designed for mass editing, therefore I don't recommend using it for adding more than a couple tiles of water or magma. Or build multiple buildings on top of each other. Use '?' for in-tool help.

http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/tile_tool.zip (61KB)

Mar 04, 2008: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/auto-update_tile_tool.zip (75KB) - Alternate version that is usable as soon as configuration gets uploaded for it. Source code: http://www.geocities.com/jifodus/tile_tool_src.zip (14KB)

Editable information:
* Liquid Level
* Designation Flags
* Occupancy Flags
* Temperature
* Tile #
* Unknown Values

Additional features:
* Track tile data.
* Compare a tile with a tracked tile.
* Dump the raw bits of Designation, Occupancy, Pathfinding and Unknowns.

[[Category:Hacking]]

User:Rick/memory.ini

2008-07-25T14:15:59Z

Mithaldu:

''You probably shouldn't use my old tools anymore, but use [[User:Rick/Tweak|Gibbed's Dwarf Fortress Tweak]] instead.''

== memory.ini ==
In my old tools, support for an INI file 'memory.ini' is present (for v0.27.169.33d and above), this file allows people to directly specify addresses and offsets in case I have not yet updated my tools for a newer Dwarf Fortress release.

=== A table of available settings ===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="10%" | Section
! width="30%" | Name
! width="40%" | Description
! width="20%" | Used By

|-
| generic*
| DWARF_FORTRESS
| Address to "Dwarf Fortress" string, this is used by my tools to check to make sure you have the right version. The fact that it is in the 'generic' section is a mistake that I meant to fix, but apparently I didn't, oops!
| adjuststart, heal, reveal, warp

|-
| address
| MAP_DATA
| Map data pointer.
| reveal, warp

|-
| address
| MAP_X_COUNT
| Map block X count value.
| reveal, warp

|-
| address
| MAP_Y_COUNT
| Map block Y count value.
| reveal, warp

|-
| address
| MAP_Z_COUNT
| Map block Z count value.
| reveal, warp

|-
| offset
| MAP_DATA_DESIGNATION_OFFSET
| Offset into block data for designation data, likely you won't need to change this.
| reveal

|-
| offset
| MAP_DATA_OCCUPANCY_OFFSET
| Offset into block data for occupancy data, likely you won't need to change this.
| warp

|-
| address
| MENU_STATE
| Menu state value.
| heal, warp

|-
| address
| FOCUSED_CREATURE
| Index of focused creature.
| heal, warp

|-
| address
| STARTING_DWARF_COUNT
| Starting dwarf count value for embark.
| adjuststart

|-
| address
| STARTING_POINT_COUNT
| Starting point count value for embark.
| adjuststart

|-
| address
| MOUSE_X
| Mouse X
| warp

|-
| address
| MOUSE_Y
| Mouse Y
| warp

|-
| address
| MOUSE_Z
| Mouse Z
| warp

|-
| address
| CREATURE_VECTOR
| Creature vector, please note that this needs to be the one that FOCUSED_CREATURE can index into, setting this to the wrong creature vector will end up with the wrong creatures being modified.
| heal, warp

|-
| offset
| CREATURE_NAME_OFFSET
| Offset to name in creature structure.
| heal

|-
| offset
| CREATURE_X_OFFSET
| Offset to X in creature structure.
| warp

|-
| offset
| CREATURE_Y_OFFSET
| Offset to Y in creature structure.
| warp

|-
| offset
| CREATURE_Z_OFFSET
| Offset to Z in creature structure.
| warp

|-
| offset
| CREATURE_BODY_PART_HEALTH_VECTOR_OFFSET
| Offset to body part health vector in creature structure.
| heal

|}

=== INI data ===
You won't need a memory.ini file if my tool is currently up to date.

==== v0.27.169.33d ====
<pre>
[generic]
DWARF_FORTRESS=0x0089A3A4

[address]
MENU_STATE=0x01243654
FOCUSED_CREATURE=0x00C37540
CREATURE_VECTOR=0x0141EA40
MOUSE_X=0x008FD288
MOUSE_Y=0x008FD28C
MOUSE_Z=0x008FD290
MAP_DATA=0x01460560
MAP_X_COUNT=0x01460578
MAP_Y_COUNT=0x0146057C
MAP_Z_COUNT=0x01460580
STARTING_DWARF_COUNT=0x00789635
STARTING_POINT_COUNT=0x007887EA

[offset]
MAP_DATA_DESIGNATION_OFFSET=0x0260
MAP_DATA_OCCUPANCY_OFFSET=0x660
CREATURE_NAME_OFFSET=0x000
CREATURE_BODY_PART_HEALTH_VECTOR_OFFSET=0x308
CREATURE_X_OFFSET=0x0094
CREATURE_Y_OFFSET=0x0096
CREATURE_Z_OFFSET=0x0098
</pre>

==== v0.27.169.33e ====
<pre>
[generic]
DWARF_FORTRESS=0x0089B3BC

[address]
MENU_STATE=0x01244654
FOCUSED_CREATURE=0x00C38540
CREATURE_VECTOR=0x0141FA40
MOUSE_X=0x008FE288
MOUSE_Y=0x008FE28C
MOUSE_Z=0x008FE290
MAP_DATA=0x01461560
MAP_X_COUNT=0x01461578
MAP_Y_COUNT=0x0146157C
MAP_Z_COUNT=0x01461580
STARTING_DWARF_COUNT=0x007893C5
STARTING_POINT_COUNT=0x0078857A

[offset]
MAP_DATA_DESIGNATION_OFFSET=0x0260
MAP_DATA_OCCUPANCY_OFFSET=0x660
CREATURE_NAME_OFFSET=0x000
CREATURE_BODY_PART_HEALTH_VECTOR_OFFSET=0x308
CREATURE_X_OFFSET=0x0094
CREATURE_Y_OFFSET=0x0096
CREATURE_Z_OFFSET=0x0098
</pre>

==== v0.27.169.33f ====
<pre>
[generic]
DWARF_FORTRESS=0x0089C414

[address]
MENU_STATE=0x0124565C
FOCUSED_CREATURE=0x00C39548
CREATURE_VECTOR=0x01420A48
MOUSE_X=0x008FF288
MOUSE_Y=0x008FF28C
MOUSE_Z=0x008FF290
MAP_DATA=0x01462568
MAP_X_COUNT=0x01462580
MAP_Y_COUNT=0x01462584
MAP_Z_COUNT=0x01462588
STARTING_DWARF_COUNT=0x0078A555
STARTING_POINT_COUNT=0x0078970A

[offset]
MAP_DATA_DESIGNATION_OFFSET=0x0260
MAP_DATA_OCCUPANCY_OFFSET=0x660
CREATURE_NAME_OFFSET=0x000
CREATURE_BODY_PART_HEALTH_VECTOR_OFFSET=0x308
CREATURE_X_OFFSET=0x0094
CREATURE_Y_OFFSET=0x0096
CREATURE_Z_OFFSET=0x0098
</pre>

==== v0.27.169.33g ====
Untested, updated, updated again to fix reported problem
<pre>
[generic]
DWARF_FORTRESS=0x008A3474

[address]
MENU_STATE=0x0124C654
FOCUSED_CREATURE=0x00C40540
CREATURE_VECTOR=0x01427B60
MOUSE_X=0x00906288
MOUSE_Y=0x0090628C
MOUSE_Z=0x00906290
MAP_DATA=0x01469680
MAP_X_COUNT=0x01469698
MAP_Y_COUNT=0x0146969C
MAP_Z_COUNT=0x014696A0
STARTING_DWARF_COUNT=0x00790825
STARTING_POINT_COUNT=0x0078F9DA

[offset]
MAP_DATA_DESIGNATION_OFFSET=0x0260
MAP_DATA_OCCUPANCY_OFFSET=0x660
CREATURE_NAME_OFFSET=0x000
CREATURE_BODY_PART_HEALTH_VECTOR_OFFSET=0x308
CREATURE_X_OFFSET=0x0094
CREATURE_Y_OFFSET=0x0096
CREATURE_Z_OFFSET=0x0098
</pre>

==== v0.27.173.38a ====

<pre>
[generic]
DWARF_FORTRESS=0x00C11218

[address]
STARTING_POINT_COUNT=0x007AF4FA
STARTING_DWARF_COUNT=0x007B0345
MENU_STATE=0x0127599C
FOCUSED_CREATURE=0x00C69888
CREATURE_VECTOR=0x01450E9C
MOUSE_X=0x0092F288
MOUSE_Y=0x0092F28C
MOUSE_Z=0x0092F290
MAP_DATA=0x014929CC
MAP_X_COUNT=0x014929E4
MAP_Y_COUNT=0x014929E8
MAP_Z_COUNT=0x014929EC

[offset]
MAP_DATA_DESIGNATION_OFFSET=0x0260
MAP_DATA_OCCUPANCY_OFFSET=0x660
CREATURE_NAME_OFFSET=0x000
CREATURE_BODY_PART_HEALTH_VECTOR_OFFSET=0x308
CREATURE_X_OFFSET=0x0094
CREATURE_Y_OFFSET=0x0096
CREATURE_Z_OFFSET=0x0098
</pre>

==== v0.27.176.38a ====

<pre>
[generic]
DWARF_FORTRESS=0x008D8B08

[address]
STARTING_POINT_COUNT=0x007B995A
STARTING_DWARF_COUNT=0x007BA7B3
MENU_STATE=0x01287D14
FOCUSED_CREATURE=0x00C7BC00
CREATURE_VECTOR=0x01450E9C
MOUSE_X=0x00941288
MOUSE_Y=0x0094128C
MOUSE_Z=0x00941290
MAP_DATA=0x014A4EAC
MAP_X_COUNT=0x014A4EC4
MAP_Y_COUNT=0x014A4EC8
MAP_Z_COUNT=0x014A4ECC

[offset]
MAP_DATA_DESIGNATION_OFFSET=0x0260
MAP_DATA_OCCUPANCY_OFFSET=0x660
CREATURE_NAME_OFFSET=0x000
CREATURE_BODY_PART_HEALTH_VECTOR_OFFSET=0x030C
CREATURE_X_OFFSET=0x0094
CREATURE_Y_OFFSET=0x0096
CREATURE_Z_OFFSET=0x0098
</pre>

[[Category:Hacking]]

Designation flags in DF memory

2008-07-25T14:10:45Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-25T14:10:39Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:32:31Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:24:07Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000000 <- Wall (Built)
00000000000000000000000000000001 <- Wall (Not Built)
00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon
00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Trade Depot (Built) 00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000101 bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000001000 dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 dwarf
0000000000000000000000000001000 <- Cave Swallowman (Flying)
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 <- lungfish remains
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101000 anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Felsite, Ale Barral on Food Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Iron Bars on a Bar/Block Stockpile

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:23:05Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000000 <- Wall (Built)
00000000000000000000000000000001 <- Wall (Not Built)
00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon
00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Trade Depot (Built) 00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000101 bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000001000 dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 dwarf
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 <- lungfish remains
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101000 anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Felsite, Ale Barral on Food Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Iron Bars on a Bar/Block Stockpile

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:22:45Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000001 <- Wall (Not Built)
00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon
00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Trade Depot (Built) 00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000101 bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000001000 dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 dwarf
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 <- lungfish remains
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101000 anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Felsite, Ale Barral on Food Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Iron Bars on a Bar/Block Stockpile

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:19:54Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000001 <- Wall (Not Built)
00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon
00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Trade Depot (Built) 00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000101 bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000001000 dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 dwarf
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101000 anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Felsite, Ale Barral on Food Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Iron Bars on a Bar/Block Stockpile

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:15:50Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon
00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Trade Depot (Built) 00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000101 bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000001000 dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 dwarf
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101000 anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Felsite, Ale Barral on Food Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Iron Bars on a Bar/Block Stockpile

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:14:16Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon
00000000000000000000000000000101 <- Trade Depot (Built) 00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000000101 bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000001000 dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 dwarf
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000101000 anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Felsite, Ale Barral on Food Stockpile
00000000000000000000000000101010 <- Dwarf, Iron Bars on a Bar/Block Stockpile

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:13:44Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:12:41Z

Mithaldu:

00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop
00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Alunite door
00000000000000000000000000000111 <- Felsite Door
00000000000000000000000000000101 bridge (unbuilt?)
00000000000000000000000000001000 dog
00000000000000000000000000001000 horse
00000000000000000000000000001000 dwarf
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Mule in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000001010 <- Dwarf in Carpenters Workshop
00000000000000000000000000011000 dwarf + dwarf
00000000000000000000000000100000 barrel on ground
00000000000000000000000000100000 log of wood on ground
00000000000000000000000000101000 anvil + dog
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Pig Tail Rope on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Small giant cave spider silk tunic on a Finished Goods stockpile
00000000000000000000000000100010 <- Felsite on a Wood Stockpile

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:11:42Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T23:10:51Z

Mithaldu:

40d:Occupancy flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T22:39:20Z

Mithaldu: New page: 00000000000000000000000000000011 blocking part of workshop 00000000000000000000000000000010 non-blocking part of workshop 00000000000000000000000000000010 wagon 00000000000...

User:Mithaldu/Designation flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T21:54:55Z

Mithaldu: User:Mithaldu/Designation flags in DF memory moved to Designation flags in DF memory: to make it searchable

#REDIRECT [[Designation flags in DF memory]]

Designation flags in DF memory

2008-07-24T21:54:55Z

Mithaldu: User:Mithaldu/Designation flags in DF memory moved to Designation flags in DF memory: to make it searchable

User talk:Mithaldu/Tile types in DF memory

2008-07-24T21:54:25Z

Mithaldu: User talk:Mithaldu/Tile types in DF memory moved to Talk:Tile types in DF memory: to make it searchable

#REDIRECT [[Talk:Tile types in DF memory]]

40d Talk:Tile types in DF memory

2008-07-24T21:54:25Z

Mithaldu: User talk:Mithaldu/Tile types in DF memory moved to Talk:Tile types in DF memory: to make it searchable

For tile #2 (murky pool), I changed a random outdoor tile to it, and it was the brown, dry wavy lines "murky pool" that you get when you completely drain a pre-existing pond. I suspect whether it's rendered blue (full) or brown (dry) depends on the flow, as defined in the separate "Designation" list defined in the map block right after the tile list.
Also, #49 is a bright-green, grassy "X" up/down stairs. #50 is a ">" down stair (again grassy, bright-green). #51 is a "<" up stair (ditto on grassy and bright-green). 
#52-54 seem to be the same things only dark green instead of bright green (still grassy, though). 
#55-57 are the same thing only made out of shale (which is the same stone type for the general area I was experimenting in, so I'm pretty sure the exact stone type is defined elsewhere). 
#58-60 are the same thing made out of red sand (which seems to be the other mineral type for the area -- I have shale boulders, but "worn away" patches of ground become red sand). 
#61-63 are the same thing made out of rock (bright white). 
...and that seems to be the end of that pattern as #64 is "unknown", and #65 is a shale fortification.
Sorry for the disjointed nature of this message, but I just sort of typed it up as I was trying it. -- [[User:Erasmus Darwin|Erasmus Darwin]] 20:22, 26 November 2007 (EST) 

I was way too bored: 

0 -> Unknown 
3-18 -> Unknown 
19 -> Driftwood (light gray "bars" symbol) 
20-23 -> Unknown 
24 -> Tree (bright red "T") <- Some sort of red sand bug? 
25 -> Ice Up/Down Stairway (bright cyan "X") 
26 -> Ice Downward Stairway (">") 
27 -> Ice Upward Stairway ("<") 
28-31 -> Unknown 
34 -> Shrub (bright red "V") <- Some sort of red sand bug? 
35 -> Chasm 
36-38 -> Obsidian stairway trio (gray) 
39-41 -> Red sand stairway trio (bright red) 
42 -> Eerie Glowing Pit (bright red "#") 
43 -> Smooth shale (gray "+") 
44 -> Obsidian (gray "+") 
45 -> Rock (bright white "+") 
46 -> Red sand (bright red "+") 
47 -> Level Ice Floor (bright cyan "+") 
48 -> Unknown 
66 -> Unknown 
67 -> Ashes (animated spider web symbol, color changes between dark red, bright red, and bright yellow) 
68-69 -> Unknown 
70 -> Ashes (animated changes between "," "." "`" and "'" along with the same colors as #67). 
71-78 -> Unknown 
79 -> Shale pillar (gray "O") 
80 -> Obsidian pillar (gray "O") 
81 -> Rock pillar (bright white "O") 
82 -> Red sand pillar (bright red "O") 
83 -> Ice pillar (bright cyan "O") 
84-88 -> Unknown 
89 -> Waterfall (brown water-style squiggles) 
90 -> River Source (brown water-style squiggles) 
91-175 -> Unknown 
176 -> Rough-hewn shale wall (looks partially mined) 
177 -> Rough-hewn shale wall (looks a little less mined) 
178 -> Rough-hewn shale wall (looks somewhat mined) 
179-218 -> Unknown 
220-230 -> Unknown 
232 -> Unknown 
233 -> Dry Grass Upward Slope (bright yellow slope symbol) 
234 -> Dead Grass Upward Slope (brown slope symbol) 
235 -> Grassy Upward Slope (bright green slope symbol) 
236 -> Grassy Upward Slope (dark green slope symbol) 
237-241 -> Shale, Obsidian, Rock, Red Sand, Red Sand Upward Slopes (Yes, Red Sand twice, and they look identical). 
242 -> Ashes (Gray ">=" symbol) 
243 -> Ashes (Gray "<=" symbol) 
244 -> Ashes (Gray "~") 
245 -> Glacial Upward Slope (bright cyan slope symbol) 
246-257 -> Unknown 
258-260 -> Ice (bright cyan looks like one of the mined wall symbols, but all 3 look the same) 
261 -> Furrowed red sand (bright red "~") 
262 -> Ice (looks like a different partially mined wall symbol) 
263 -> Unknown 
264 -> Lava flow (dark red squiggles) 
265 -> Red sand wall 
266-268 -> Unknown 
269 -> Smooth Obsidian Wall (looks kind of like pi -- it probably just looks weird because it's a stray piece of smooth wall, so it can form its regular pattern with more smooth wall segments) 
270 -> Smooth Obsidian Wall (looks kind of like an 'F') 
271 -> Vertical mirror of 270. 
272 -> Vertical mirror of 269. 
273 -> H/V mirror of 270. 
274 -> H mirror of 272. 
275 -> H mirror of 270. 
276 -> H mirror of 269. 
277 -> Smooth Obsidian Wall (looks just like fortifications) 
278-287 -> Even more smooth obsidian wall tiles, all different symbols. 
288-306 -> Same thing but "Rock" 
307-325 -> Ditto for Shale 
326 -> Obsidian Fortification 
327 -> Rock Fortification 
328-331 -> Rough-hewn Obsidian Wall 
332-335 -> Rough-hewn Rock Wall 
336-339 -> Shale (gray ".") 
340-343 -> Obsidian (gray ".") 
344-347 -> Rock (bright white ".") 

Unknown means that DF referred to the square as "Unknown" when I forced the tile to that value. I did this on a surface level-square which explains why I got plain "." symbols toward the end whereas you had the unknown/unmined ` ' " ' type symbols in your chart. -- [[User:Erasmus Darwin|Erasmus Darwin]] 21:07, 26 November 2007 (EST)

User:Mithaldu/Tile types in DF memory

2008-07-24T21:54:24Z

Mithaldu: User:Mithaldu/Tile types in DF memory moved to Tile types in DF memory: to make it searchable

#REDIRECT [[Tile types in DF memory]]

40d:Tile types in DF memory

2008-07-24T21:54:24Z

Mithaldu: User:Mithaldu/Tile types in DF memory moved to Tile types in DF memory: to make it searchable

User:Rick/Memory research

2007-12-16T23:05:19Z

Mithaldu: /* Data Block */

__TOC__
=Other memory research resources=
* [[Memory hacking|Main memory hacking research]]
* [[User:AzureLightning/Memory research|AzureLightning's memory research]]
* [[User:Iluxan/Memory research|Iluxan's memory research]]

=v0.27.169.33a=
==Useful Offsets==
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="20%" | Name
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="40%" | Notes
! width="20%" | Offset

|-
| Mineral types vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
|
| <code>0x01459EF8</code>

|-
| Item vector
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Also used during embarking.
| <code>0x01416AD8</code>

|-
| Next item id
| 4
| long
| When a new item is added to the item vector, it is assigned this value. This value is then increased by 1.
| <code>0x00BDDCB4</code>

|}

==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| Item
|
|
|
| <code>0x008AD7B4</code>

|-
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
| Item
|
|
| <code>0x00888D74</code>

|-
| <code>0x00892464</code>
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
|
| <code>0x00892464</code>

|-
| Weapon
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00894F0C</code>

|-
| Ammo
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008962BC</code>

|-
| Anvil
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5814</code>

|-
| Seed
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x64</code>
| <code>0x0089CA0C</code>

|-
| Bag
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00895FEC</code>

|-
| Leather
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008AFE0C</code>

|-
| Cloth
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B0EF4</code>

|-
| Thread
| Item
|
| <code>0x6C</code>
| <code>0x0089D54C</code>

|-
| Rope
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897C3C</code>

|-
| Hat
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x00895A4C</code>

|-
| Shirt
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008951DC</code>

|-
| Pants
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089658C</code>

|-
| Gloves
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x84?</code>
| <code>0x00895D1C</code>

|-
| Shoes
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x008954AC</code>

|-
| Shield
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x7C</code>
| <code>0x0089577C</code>

|-
| Amulet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4464</code>

|-
| Bracelet
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B5274</code>

|-
| Earring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4FA4</code>

|-
| Scepter
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4734</code>

|-
| Crown
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4A04</code>

|-
| Idol
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4194</code>

|-
| Ring
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x008B4CD4</code>

|-
| Barrel
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x80</code>
| <code>0x0089496C</code>

|-
| Log
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x5C</code>
| <code>0x008AED2C</code>

|-
| Lye
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00889044</code>

|-
| Charcoal
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x008ADC4C</code>

|-
| Char
| <code>0x00888D74</code>
|
| <code>0x60</code>
| <code>0x00893B5C</code>

|-
| Cage
| <code>0x00892464</code>
|
| <code>0x78</code>
| <code>0x00897F0C</code>

|}

===Block Event===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="15%" | Name
! width="15%" | Parent
! width="50%" | Notes
! width="10%" | Object Size
! width="10%" | VTable Offset

|-
| <code>Mineral Event</code>
|
| See [[#Mineral Event|structure information]].
| <code>0x2C</code>
| <code>0x00887ED4</code>

|}

=Structures=
==Classes==
===Item===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| X

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 2
| short
| Y

|-
| <code>0x08</code>
| 2
| short
| Z

|-
| <code>0x0C</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x8
| width="15%" | 1 << 3
| Held? (in someones inventory)

|-
| 0x80000
| 1 << 19
| Forbid

|-
| 0x200000
| 1 << 21
| Dump

|-
| 0x400000
| 1 << 22
| On fire

|-
| 0x800000
| 1 << 23
| Melt

|}

|-
| <code>0x14</code>
| 4
| long
| Item ID

|}

==Map==
===Data Block===
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x0000</code>
| 4
| pointer
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0008</code>
|
| [[Memory hacking#Vector|vector]]
| Events
|

|-
| <code>0x0054</code>
| 2
| short
| Map X
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x0056</code>
| 2
| short
| Map Y
| In tiles, not blocks.

|-
| <code>0x005A</code>
| 2
| short
| Region X
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005C</code>
| 2
| short
| Region Y
| This doesn't account for the selected area in the local area it seems.

|-
| <code>0x005E</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Type
| [[User:Mithaldu/Tile_types_in_DF_memory|tile types (work in progress)]]

|-
| <code>0x0260</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Designation
| [[User:Mithaldu/Designation flags in DF memory|designation flags (work in progress)]]
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="30%" colspan="2" | <code>0x7</code>
| Flow size (not a flag)

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x200</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 9
| Hidden

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x3C00</code>
| Soil / Rock Layer ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x4000</code>
| 1 << 14
| Light (Dark when unset)

|-
| <code>0x8000</code>
| 1 << 15
| Subterranean (Above Ground when unset)

|-
| <code>0x10000</code>
| 1 << 16
| Outside (Inside when unset)

|-
| colspan="2" | <code>0x1E0000</code>
| Unknown ID (not a flag)

|-
| <code>0x400000</code>
| 1 << 22
| Damp?

|-
| <code>0x10000000</code>
| 1 << 28
| Mossy

|}

|-
| <code>0x0660</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Occupancy
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | <code>0x40</code>
| width="15%" | 1 << 6
| Muddy

|-
| <code>0x80000000</code>
| 1 << 31
| Snow-covered

|}

|-
| <code>0x0A60</code>
| 1 * 16 * 16
| list of bytes
|
|

|-
| <code>0x0B60</code>
| 4 * 16 * 16
| list of longs
| Pathfinding
|

|-
| <code>0x1160</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1360</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1560</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #1
| 10100 or above counts as 'Warm'.

|-
| <code>0x1760</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
| Temperature #2
|

|-
| <code>0x1960</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1B60</code>
| 2 * 16 * 16
| list of shorts
|
|

|-
| <code>0x1D60</code>
| 9 bytes
|
|
|

|}

===Mineral Event===
''0x2C bytes.''
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="5%" | Offset
! width="10%" | Size
! width="10%" | Type
! width="20%" | Name
! width="55%" | Notes

|-
| <code>0x00</code>
| 4
| pointer
| VTable
|

|-
| <code>0x04</code>
| 2
| short
| Type
| Includes gems, ore.

|-
| <code>0x06</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #1
| 0,0 to 15,1

|-
| <code>0x0A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #2
| 0,2 to 15,3

|-
| <code>0x0E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #3
| 0,4 to 15,5
|-
| <code>0x12</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #4
| 0,6 to 15,7

|-
| <code>0x16</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #5
| 0,8 to 15,9

|-
| <code>0x1A</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #6
| 0,10 to 15,11

|-
| <code>0x1E</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #7
| 0,12 to 15,13

|-
| <code>0x22</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Tile Bitmask #8
| 0,14 to 15,15

|-
| <code>0x28</code>
| 4
| ulong
| Flags
|
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" width="100%"
! width="30%" colspan="2" | Flag
! width="70%" | Description

|-
| width="15%" | 0x1
| width="15%" | 1 << 0
| Discovered

|}

|}

[[Category:Hacking]]

Designation flags in DF memory

2007-12-16T23:03:27Z

Mithaldu: New page: 00100000001010001000001000000000 <- obsidian, far away from magma flow 00100000001001101000001000000000 <- obsidian, near magma flow 11100000001001101000001000000000 <- obsidia...