The food or drink is claimed by a militia member as part of his/her food rations.Examples: Milk (shows up as other in foodstocks) Other things that stop dwarves from eating and drinking: Dwarves aren't permitted to travel where the food and drink is located.
No path available to the item or its container.I'll try it tomorrow.Ī few things may be preventing your dwarves from eating the available food or drinking the available alcohol. I might be able to fix it by clustering my fortress. This article says that the algorithm has been known to fail more generally: I'm considering the possibility of a limit on the path-finding system that scales with processor power (which would give me shorter paths, because my computer is old). A while after that, I started a stockpile underground, and I started getting error messages telling me that items couldn't be moved to it. I don't know if it has more glitches than the Windows version.ĮDIT: I just embarked in a new world, and several minutes later my carpenter cancelled a task I gave him, claiming that there wasn't enough wood even though I confirmed that the wood was available before assigning the task. I see dwarves going to all of the locations of the things they need, but they almost never pick them up.
Moving, adding, and configuring stockpiles also didn't help. I already tried to remove walls and obstructions inside the fortress, but it didn't help. I think I'm getting the same problem with wood, because my carpenters are always cancelling tasks due to lack of wood even though there is a pile of it right outside the fortress door. But I constantly receive messages that "Urist McDwarf cancelled Give Food: no food available" and "Urist McDwarf cancelled Drink: no water source".
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According to my records, there is plenty of food: over 100 in the "other" category, over 300 seeds, and over twenty drink plus a well and a river. I'm new to Dwarf Fortress, and though I've started a nice fortress, for some reason my dwarves are always starving.
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