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[milo christiansen]

Finally added the full, everything working, version. I have added some significant improvements, and everything is well tested.

You will need to install the script loader linked from the first page, but otherwise usage is more-or-less the same.

[expwnent]

Posting to watch.

[expwnent]

How does this compare with eventful.removeNative?

[Roses]

If I remember one of the previous posts, removeNative wasn't working (although I can't seem to find the post now). Also this allows adding as well as removing.

[milo christiansen]

removeNative removes the native jobs from the building (it's addReactionToShop that doesn't work), this library removes the ability to build the shop in the first place (or, as Roses said, you can add or move stuff too).

While talking about workshop related stuff in eventful that doesn't work, postWorkshopFillSidebarMenu does not work for furnaces (I assume the same is true of onWorkshopFillSidebarMenu, but I haven't tested it).

[expwnent]

Sweet.

Warmist wrote that bit originally but he's not very active lately so it hasn't been maintained. I'll add it to my list of things to fix.

[Warmist]

removeNative removes the native jobs from the building (it's addReactionToShop that doesn't work), this library removes the ability to build the shop in the first place (or, as Roses said, you can add or move stuff too).

While talking about workshop related stuff in eventful that doesn't work, postWorkshopFillSidebarMenu does not work for furnaces (I assume the same is true of onWorkshopFillSidebarMenu, but I haven't tested it).

Originally I intended removenative to disable shops, but did not find the way to do that.

[milo christiansen]

Originally I intended removenative to disable shops, but did not find the way to do that.

My code was inspired by yours! I never would have thought about modifying the menus if I hadn't seen the code in eventful that did that.

[Roses]

So I know this thread hasn't seen a lot of action lately, but I also know that you are still active, and figured I would post in here instead of cluttering up the rubble thread.

Question, can the list of available buildings be changed during gameplay? That is to say, assume I set up a way to acquire "blueprints" for buildings, would it be possible to have the dwarfs "learn" them so that they could then build the building?

[Warmist]

So I know this thread hasn't seen a lot of action lately, but I also know that you are still active, and figured I would post in here instead of cluttering up the rubble thread.

Question, can the list of available buildings be changed during gameplay? That is to say, assume I set up a way to acquire "blueprints" for buildings, would it be possible to have the dwarfs "learn" them so that they could then build the building?

I'm not sure but i think so. I mean this might need to be modified to in principle it disables buildings each time you open the menu.

[Dirst]

A fort can definitely use a building NOT available to that civ, but only for reactions that the civ DOES have access to.  This lets you make a building only accessible by upgrade, or in my case transform the workshop based on its material.

Maybe you can include a building bunch of dummy entries in the civ (give access to the same building over and over), and switch one at runtime as the fort gets access? I have no idea how the civ raws gets held in memory, and in particular if duplicates would be culled.

[milo christiansen]

What Dirst and Warmist said

Yes you can change buildings during play, but I can't remember if this script will remember changes across save/load (I don't think it does), so you will need to store them somewhere so you can restore the correct state.

[Roses]

What Dirst and Warmist said

Yes you can change buildings during play, but I can't remember if this script will remember changes across save/load (I don't think it does), so you will need to store them somewhere so you can restore the correct state.

Excellent. I can definitely store it in persistent storage.

[Meph]

Hey Milo,

Can this be used to remove custom workshops from the menu too?

I want to give a civ a unique reaction. I would do this by giving them a workshop with the reaction, and when they run it, it removes the workshop from the menu. This way they can only run it once. The reaction would also destroy the workshop itself.

[Insanegame27]

PTW