Other than this, there were no major difficulties with DFHack.

Otherwise, use docker ps command and use your name in place of df1 in following commands.

Apart from being just useful, this will allow me to add more content much more easily, not worrying how players are going to find it.

Especially for things that are not related to any particular game screen, like materials, items and general game concepts.

You can now designate taverns, libraries and temples, and set tavern keepers, scholars and other occupations.

Visitors, including other races, will come to your fortress to work in this locations or join your military, petition for residency and citizenship.

Dwarves and visitors will spend time drinking, dancing, playing music, reading books, praying and discussing various matters.

Art forms and musical instruments are randomly generated, latter requiring to be assembled from several parts.

It is now possible to set certain job details like material, size, type of decoration and image.

Manager orders can target specific workshops, start conditions and repeat frequency can be set (although not all of this is currently supported in Remote, see below).

This will allow me to work on other great things, like sound and creature graphics, while also implementing the remaining new game features in the next application updates.

Engraving designation image specification is not supported altogether.

Setting conditions for manager orders and per-workshop orders are not supported.

However some of the new stuff may not be available until you create a new world.

Ive updated my DFHack repos with support for DF 0.43.05 for Windows (64-bit) - pronvitdfhack and pronvitdf-structures.

Theres a binary package available for those who wants to help testing plugins and all the functions.

As with the OS X version, main plugins seem to work, but I expect some data structures to be incorrect.

Several global addresses are also missing for Windows version.

Recently I spent couple days helping DFHack team with support for the new 64-bit Dwarf Fortress version in DFHack.

There were several things that needed to be done in this case.

There is number of scripts in jjygdf-misc repo that need to be run on new binaries to extract addresses of global variables and vtables, and other stuff.

They are now available in mifkidf-hopper-scripts, couple of them even support Windows (and Linux support should be easy to do).

We needed to update Lua from 5.2 to 5.3 to support 64-bit integer numbers (in particular, memory addresses).

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