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[friend-crow]

what is a datura

Datura, aka devil's trumpet, AKA jimsonweed, AKA thornapple, is flowering plant in the nightshade family, known for being highly poisonous, as well as psychoactive.

The squirrels almost killed mine (and quite possibly themselves in the process) and I've since had to build a hideous cage around it in hopes that it will grow another flower before it gets too cold.

[fortunatelycoldengineer]

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The term "DFD" stands for_____.🤔

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[germsandpistols]

@dataflowdiagram

It's almost 5 am and I didn't sleep

[dataflowdiagram]

he didnt respond to me for five hours and didnt give warning that he was going to be away and i know that logically hes not going to respond every 5 seconds but also im tired and he didnt warn me and im worried about him and his phone is recieveing my texts but when i called it went straight to voicemail and said the line was busy, which means hes calling someone right? idk i hope hes alright and that nothing happened and i know its unrealsonable to be stressed this much just because he didnt respond for like not even that long but its not normal and im worried and idk

@dataflowdiagram

[ispyspookymansion]

hihi whats ur fav number between 1 and 10

7!!!!! not even a question 7 is like a best friend to me and has been since birth

[blogsogthings]

[boomalope-pope]

Okay @dataflowdiagram and @pompeach since you both asked about it. Here is my current modlist I'm running, I'll add in a brief description of each and colour code it. Putting under a readmore just cause it's long

Colour code here: Blue - animal related mods, Green - social/trait mods Pink - UI improvements, yellow - ones that just improve colonist behaviours, red - purely aesthetic, purple - adds some sort of new physical item to the game

Harmony - basic one you need if you're running basically any mod, is code library

Hugslibs- another basic library, needed for most mods

Jecstools- another support mod that a lot of other mods rely on

Vanilla backgrounds expanded - just adds in some additional loading screens and new options for the menu background.

Vanilla expanded framework - framework mod for all the vanilla expanded series. Gonna add a bit of a tangent here, but if you didnt know about them, the vanilla expanded mods is an organized effort by modders to make a centralised community that the mods all work together, because back in ye olden days when I started playing a lot more mods had compatibility issues with one another and so its really amazing seeing the group effort. Also Oskar the guy who started it and manages the project is really good about integrity and making sure none of the modders working under the project steal any code or art, and when someone pointed it out that one did on reddit once, he swiftly removed the stolen code and issued an apology, removing the thief from the team. So that's cool

Colony manager- adds in a management task to have your colonists automate things like hunting and harvesting wild plants

CM colour coded mood bar - the background of the colonists portrait bar matches their mood, convenient for keeping quick tabs on happiness

Dub's bad hygiene - adds in plumbing and colonist thirst and bathroom needs

Common sense - pawns just act a bit smarter, doing things like cleaning a room before cooking and such.

Convert then recruit - a setting for prisoners that your colonists will first convert a prisoner and then recruit instead of needing to manually switch to recruit after converting

Greenworld - aesthetic changes so theres grass over most dirt

Medical tab - adds in a specific tab to keep track of all your colonists medical needs in one place

Quality builder - set a minimum quality you want a piece of furniture to be and your pawns will automatically deconstruct it and retry until it's that quality or better

Replace stuff - lets you replace the material of objects like walls without needing to deconstruct it first. Useful because unless im doing a mountain base I often initially build my rooms out of wood and then replace them with stronger stones later in game.

pygmy muffalo - adds pygmy muffalo, like muffalo but smaller

simple sidearms - allows colonists to carry more than one weapon. useful for when the enemy runs up melee against your dude with a gun that hes not immediately shanked

ugh you got me - colonists will stop social fighting sooner than being knocked unconscious

use bedrolls - when a caravan is out at an outpost, colonists will pull the bedrolls out of their inventory/pack animals to use instead of sleeping on the ground

RimHUD - changes the display box for pawns to show more info

realistic rooms - changes the size expectations of various room times to be more reasonable

everybody gets one - makes you able to set workshop bills to create x per colonist

area unlocker - removes cap on the number of areas you can create and some other small tweaks to setting areas

animal logic - makes managing animals easier

animals are fun - colonists will play with animals and take them on walks for recreation

animal tab - improves the animal tab

RPG style inventory revamped - shows pawns clothing and armour in inventory spots akin to an rpg

Vanilla Social Interations - adore this one, adds in more complex social interactions and relationships like best friends

opossum friends- adds opossum friends (pregnant opossums carry their babies on back, cannot express how vital this is)

interaction bubbles - speech bubbles so you can watch pawns interact without going to the social tab

speakup - gives a variety of more topics your pawns will talk about

allow tool - adds some more functionality to tools, such as the ability to select all objects of a type on the map or only harvest plants that are full grown

desire path - as pawns use a path regularly, the natural ground will become packed dirt, making it increase move speed (though not as much as putting in real floors)

share the load - multiple pawns will deliver to a construction blueprint if needed

run and gun - colonists have the capacity to shoot as they move, with decreased accuracy and movement speed

individuality - adds in some new traits and rebalances some vanilla ones

vanilla achievements expanded - achievements!

alpha mythology - adds animals from myths like minotaurs

a dog said - animal prosthetics, unfortunately not compatible with some modded animals like opossums :(

Vanilla psycasts expanded - expands upon the psycast system from royalty

alpha animals - adds a bunch of cool unique animals

alpha bees - adds bees and beekeeping

build from inventory - pawns will build using items in their inventory

vanilla skills expanded - adds different types of passions and the ability to expertise in a specific part of a skills

erin's cat overhaul - adds in new coat patterns for cats

housekeeper assistant cat - adds in little housekeeper cats similar to felynes from monster hunter

housekeeper cat felyne patch - patch for last mod to make them look more like palicos

work tab - improves the work tab, includes things like setting priority based on time

go explore - new world events to travel and see

snap out - skilled social pawns can try to calm people out of mental breaks

wall lights - lights on walls, revolutionary

designator shapes - makes it so you can set the shape for mining/building/etc to options other than rectangles

cuter biotech cat/dog ear replacer - can't have ugly cat girls

filth vanishes with rain and time - rain washes away filth if its outside

floordrawings - adds more types of drawings that kids will make :)

grazing lands - the amount of grass animals eat is adjusted by body size

All of the vanilla ideology expanded mods - expand upon the ideology system and add in new types of memes and precepts.

Vanilla cooking expanded series - new types of meals and things to cook like stews and cheese

Vanilla fishing expanded - colonists can now fish

Vanilla books expanded - colonists can write books and later read them for recreation

vanilla weapons expanded nonlethal - this is the only weapons expanded mod I have and thats because im not super into the combat in the game, but I dislike accidentally killing a prisoner if they try to escape/go berserk or whatever

smarter construction - colonists wont accidentally trap themselves when building

search and destroy - automates some parts of combat, requiring less micromanaging

Giddy up! series - pawns can ride the big animals

level up - notification when a pawn levels a skill

etched stone walls - add art to your cave walls

a rimworld of magic - kinda unbalanced but SO fun. Adds wizards to your game

Expanded prosthetics and organ engineering forked - so many new types of prosthetics, live your cyberpunk dream

Tribal crib - adds a new crib type for tribal colonies

utility columns - adds columns that have additional utility functions like lighting

beds need bedding - give colonists a blanky

dinosauria - dinosaurs

megafauna - extinct nondinosaur giant species

doormat - less mud tracked inside

rimsenal hair pack - more hair styles

roo's painting expansion - artists can make paintings as well as statues

better workplace management - improves workplace management like making copying bills easier.

factional war - other factions can have battles between each other and such

romance on the rim - increases romantic relationships adding more dates and other small interactions between couples

performance optimizer - exactly as says, makes game run just a bit more smoothly

Biotech expansion series - adds more xenotypes for biotech such as from myth or animal abilities

clear pathfinding - improves the colonists pathfinding ability

quality bionics - prosthetics have a quality now

vanilla animals expanded series - more animals

integrated genes - adds genes that interact with royalty and ideology

people can change - colonists are able to gain or lose traits over time

moonlight - nighttime darkness will change over the month as moon cycles

scattered stones - aesthetic mod for stones

vanilla brewing expanded series - more types of drinks, alcohols coffee and tea

vanilla furniture expanded series - more types of furniture

Simple fx series - aesthetic mods for things like fires and smoke

Smart farming - improves growing zones allowing things like priority and setting so pawns wont sow if theres not time to mature before winter

stop drop and roll - pawns will stop drop and roll if on fire instead of running around aimlessly

blood colour genes - 😏

beautiful outdoors - adjusts beauty modifiers a bit so pawns can enjoy the beauty of nature

nights lights - adds lighted sculptures

outdoor lighting - lights for outdoors that automatically turn on and off based on sun light

alpha biomes - adds new alien biomes

alpha genes - adds a ton more genes and xenotypes

simply more bridges - adds different types of bridges, including ones that support heavier terrain

1-2-3 personalities M1 & M2 - gives the pawns a more complex personality. One of my all time favourites

auto-cut blight - self explanatory

dragons descent - DRAGONS

egg incubator - adds an incubator to help keep eggs at temp to hatch

fish traps - set traps to passively catch fish

Misc robots & Misc robots ++ - robots to help around colony with some tasks

More faction interactions - adds more variety in interactions with other factions

one bed to sleep them all - enables people in polyamorous relationships to share bed with multiple pawns

spoons hair mods - more hairstyles

vanilla apparel expanded series - more clothing

vanilla base generation expanded - more variety in base generation when raiding

vanilla events expanded - new types of events

vanilla hair expanded - more hairstyles

vanilla outpost expanded - makes it easier to set up outposts and new camps

vanilla plants expanded series - more plants

[NL] Facial animations - colonists can blink and have other face animations

Vanilla textures expanded [NL] Facial animations - makes the faces a bit less anime-y

Vanilla trading expanded - prices can fluctuate

Vanilla traits expanded - adds new traits

VGP garden fabrics - adds cloth production, now you need to weave the cotton harvested before it is a fabric

Wall vital monitor - vital monitor but on the wall

[kv] more trait slots - allows you to adjust the amount of traits pawns can have up to 9

[cat] show hats with hair or hide all hats - colonists hair shows under hats

anima animals - new animal types based on anima trees

bad can be good - rebalances some of the strictly negative traits to be less so

consistent gene inheritance - rebalances some of the gene inheritance for pawns with parents of different xenotypes

Death rattle - adds in a short grace period to save pawns from life threatening injuries

gene trader - orbital trade ship type that sells gene packs

not my fault - visiting caravans wont blame you for things outside your control like if one of their colonists dies on your map after a social fight between their men

trait and backstory icons - adds icons next to pawns traits and backstories

tech advancing - if your colony starts researches past their starting tech their tech level advances

pharmacist - set so pawns wont use good medicine on small wounds

research whatever - if you dont set research pawns can go research random things

researchPowl - consolidates the research tree instead of each mod being a new tab

crazy cat lady - adds the trait crazy cat lady.

waitwait i only just actually registered you url you play rimworld??

Yeah you could say I've played a bit

[ethanmcgonigle]

Data Flow Diagrams

Focusing On What The User Needs

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One way of outlining this before diving into the deep end can be to create a data flow diagram of my own...

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[friend-crow]

hello!

i dont know if this is the right place to ask but i was somewhat getting into witchcrafty things, and was wondering if you knew a good place to start?

both from a not wanting to upset people perspective but also from a "wow lots of things what do i try and take in first" kind of perspective

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Oh maaaan that's a big question, and I'm honestly not great at answering these kinds of questions. The way I went about it was a very long and disorganized process (and there were far fewer resources when I got interested in witchcraft -- Wicca and new agey shit was basically all I could find on the internet of the late 90's, but I was also a kid with limited research skills) which I would very much not recommend reproducing.

I'd suggest taking your time and reading widely, and don't just adopt things into your belief system because some blog says it's how witchcraft works. It's important to find out where that belief is coming from. Is it folk magic? If so, from where? Is it Wicca (Wicca is very ubiquitous and often conflated with witchcraft in general -- lots of people who aren't Wiccan celebrate the wheel of the year, for instance, but it was constructed as part of the Wiccan religion and I think it's important to know how it came to be and what the actual holidays it grabbed from various cultures originally were before you get into it)? Is it Law of Attraction/Assumption [avoid]? Is it based on Theosophy [avoid]? Is it based on a blogger's UPG?

If you're not familiar with the aforementioned concepts, it would be a good idea to look into them so you have a better chance of spotting them when they turn up, which they will.

I'd also suggest putting some real thought into how you believe magic works. There are a lot of paradigms, many of which can be combined. Deities and/or spirits (in various senses of the word -- some folks believe in spirits as in ghosts, while animists believe that all things have spirit or a spirit to varying degrees... animism isn't any one thing, so there's quite a bit of variation there) may be involved, or you might prefer a more secular approach. Some people believe in a purely psychological framework. Folk magic often combines elements of superstition, sympathetic magic, and religion. There's an incredible and fascinating variety of ways that Christianity has been incorporated into the indigenous folk magic of various colonized cultures, for instance, but that's an area where you really want to do your research and be mindful of appropriation.

Sorry, this has turned into another long and disorganized ramble... but yeah, basically research a lot, track down sources, and try talking to a variety of practitioners. Keep in mind that you can always shift gears and change how you work/what you believe, and that you may do this frequently as you try to nail down what's right for you. I definitely did.

Mutuals, feel free to chime in.