list-waves¶
This script displays information about past migration waves: when they arrived
and which dwarves arrived in them. If you have a citizen selected in the UI or
if you have passed the --unit option with a unit id, that citizen’s name
and wave will be highlighted in the output.
Residents that became citizens via petitions will be grouped with any other dwarves that immigrated/joined at the same time.
Usage¶
list-waves [<wave num> ...] [<options>]
You can show only information about specific waves by specifying the wave numbers on the commandline. Otherwise, all waves are shown. The first migration wave that normally arrives in a fort’s second season is wave number 1. The founding dwarves arrive in wave 0.
Examples¶
list-wavesShow how many of your current dwarves came in each migration wave, when the waves arrived, and the names of the dwarves in each wave.
list-waves --no-namesOnly show how many dwarves came in each seasonal migration wave and when the waves arrived. Don’t show the list of dwarves that came in each wave.
list-waves 0Identify your founding dwarves.
Options¶
-d,--no-deadExclude residents and citizens who have died.
-g,--granularity <value>Specifies the granularity of wave enumeration:
years,seasons,months, ordays. If omitted, the default granularity isseasons, the same as Dwarf Therapist.-n,--no-namesDon’t output the names of the members of each migration wave.
-p,--no-petitionersExclude citizens who joined via petition. That is, only show dwarves who came in an actual migration wave.
-u,--unit <id>Highlight the specified unit’s arrival wave information.