.. dfhack-tool::
    :summary: Import, export, or modify stockpile settings.
    :tags: fort design productivity stockpiles

Commands act upon the stockpile selected in the UI unless another stockpile identifier is specified on the commandline.

stockpiles [status]
stockpiles list [<search>]
stockpiles import <name> [<options>]
stockpiles export <name> [<options>]

Exported stockpile settings are saved in the dfhack-config/stockpiles folder, where you can view and delete them, if desired. Names can only contain numbers, letters, periods, and underscores.

The names of library settings files are all prefixed by the string library/. You can specify library files explicitly by including the prefix, or you can just write the short name to use a player-exported file by that name if it exists, and the library file if it doesn't.

stockpiles

Shows the list of all your stockpiles and some relevant statistics.

stockpiles list

Shows the list of previously exported stockpile settings files, including the stockpile configuration library.

stockpiles list plants

Shows the list of exported stockpile settings files that include the substring plants.

stockpiles import library/plants

Imports the library plants settings file into the currently selected stockpile.

stockpiles import plants

Imports a player-exported settings file named plants, or the library plants settings file if a player-exported file by that name doesn't exist.

stockpiles import -m enable plants

Enables plants in the selected stockpile.

stockpiles import -m disable cat_food -f tallow

Disables all tallow in the selected food stockpile.

stockpiles export mysettings

Export the settings for the currently selected stockpile to a file named dfhack-config/stockpiles/mysettings.dfstock.

stockpiles export mysettings -i categories,types

Export the stockpile category and item settings, but ignore the container and general settings. This allows you to import the configuration later without touching the container and general settings of the target stockpile.

-s, --stockpile <name or id>

Specify a specific stockpile by name or internal ID instead of using the stockpile currently selected in the UI.

-i, --include <comma separated list of elements to include>

When exporting, you can include this option to select only specific elements of the stockpile to record. If not specified, everything is included. When the file is later imported, only the included settings will be modified. The options are explained below in the next section.

-m, --mode (set|enable|disable)

When importing, choose the algorithm used to apply the settings. In set mode (the default), the stockpile is cleared and the settings in the file are enabled. In enable mode, enabled settings in the file are added to the stockpile, but no other settings are changed. In disable mode, enabled settings in the file are removed from the current stockpile configuration, and nothing else is changed.

-f, --filter <search>[,<search>...]

When importing, only modify the settings that contain at least one of the given substrings.

The different configuration elements you can include in an exported settings file are:

This plugin provides a panel that appears when you select a stockpile via an overlay widget. You can use it to easily toggle logistics plugin features like autotrade, automelt, or autotrain. There are also buttons along the top frame for:

• minimizing the panel (if it is in the way of the vanilla stockpile configuration widgets)
• showing help for the overlay widget in gui/launcher (this page)
• configuring advanced settings for the stockpile, such as whether automelt will melt masterworks

DFHack comes with a library of useful stockpile settings files that are ready for import. If the stockpile configuration that you need isn't directly represented, you can often use the enable and disable modes and/or the filter option to transform an existing saved stockpile setting. Some stockpile configurations can only be achieved with filters since the stockpile lists are different for each world. For example, to disable all tallow in your main food stockpile, you'd run this command:

stockpiles import cat_food -m disable -f tallow

Each stockpile category has a file that allows you to enable or disable the entire category, or with a filter, any matchable subset thereof:

cat_ammo
cat_animals
cat_armor
cat_bars_blocks
cat_cloth
cat_coins
cat_corpses
cat_finished_goods
cat_food
cat_furniture
cat_gems
cat_leather
cat_refuse
cat_sheets
cat_stone
cat_weapons
cat_wood

In addition, there are files for all, which includes all categories except refuse and corpses (mirroring the "all" configuration in-game), and everything, which really includes all categories.

For many of the categories, there are also flags, subcategory prefixes, and item properties that you can match with filters. In addition, there are normally at least a few convenient pre-made settings files that manipulate interesting category subsets.

Settings files:

artifacts
masterworks

Example command for a meltable weapons stockpile:

stockpiles import cat_weapons
stockpiles import -m disable cat_weapons -f other/
stockpiles import -m disable artifacts
stockpiles import -m disable masterworks

Subcategory prefixes:

type/
mats/
other/
core/
total/

Settings files:

bolts
metalammo
boneammo
woodammo

Example commands for a stockpile of metal bolts:

stockpiles import cat_ammo -f mats/,core/,total/
stockpiles import -m enable bolts

Flags:

cages
traps

Properties:

tameable

Settings files:

cages
traps

Example commands for a stockpile of empty cages:

stockpiles import cages

Or, using the flag for the same effect:

stockpiles import cat_animals -f cages

Flags and subcategory prefixes:

nouse
canuse
body/
head/
feet/
hands/
legs/
shield/
mats/
other/
core/
total/

Settings files:

metalarmor
otherarmor
ironarmor
bronzearmor
copperarmor
steelarmor
usablearmor
unusablearmor

Example commands for a stockpile of sub-masterwork meltable armor:

stockpiles import cat_armor
stockpiles import -m disable -f other/,core/mas,core/art cat_armor

Subcategory prefixes:

mats/bars/
other/bars/
mats/blocks/
other/blocks/

Settings files:

bars
metalbars
ironbars
pigironbars
steelbars
otherbars
coal
potash
ash
pearlash
soap
blocks

Example commands for a stockpile of blocks:

stockpiles import blocks

Subcategory prefixes:

thread/silk/
thread/plant/
thread/yarn/
thread/metal/
cloth/silk/
cloth/plant/
cloth/yarn/
cloth/metal/

Settings files:

thread
adamantinethread
cloth
adamantinecloth

Notes:

• thread and cloth settings files set all materials that are not

  adamantine.

Properties:

tameable

Subcategory prefixes:

type/
mats/
other/
core/
total/

Settings files:

stonetools
woodtools
crafts
goblets
toys

Example commands for a toy stockpile:

stockpiles import cat_finished_goods -f mats/,other/,core/,total/
stockpiles import -m enable toys

Flags and subcategory prefixes:

preparedmeals
meat/
fish/prepared/
fish/unprepared/
egg/
plants/
drink/plant/
drink/animal/
cheese/plant/
cheese/animal/
seeds/
leaves/
powder/plant/
powder/animal/
glob/
liquid/plant/
liquid/animal/
liquid/misc/
paste/
pressed/

Settings files:

preparedmeals
unpreparedfish
plants
booze
seeds
dye
miscliquid
wax

Example commands for a kitchen ingredients stockpile:

stockpiles import cat_food -f meat/,fish/prepared/,egg/,cheese/,leaves/,powder/,glob/,liquid/plant/,paste/,pressed/
stockpiles import cat_food -m enable -f milk,royal_jelly
stockpiles import dye -m disable
stockpiles import cat_food -m disable -f tallow,thread,liquid/misc/

Subcategory prefixes:

type/
mats/
other/
core/
total/

Settings files:

pots
barrels
bags
buckets
sand

• Because of the limitations of Dwarf Fortress, bags cannot distinguish between empty bags and bags filled with gypsum powder.

Example commands for a sand bag stockpile:

stockpiles import cat_furniture
stockpiles import cat_furniture -m disable -f type/
stockpiles import sand -m enable

Subcategory prefixes:

mats/rough/
mats/cut/
other/rough/
other/cut/

Settings files:

roughgems
roughglass
cutgems
cutglass
cutstone

Flags and subcategory prefixes:

rawhide/fresh
rawhide/rotten
type/
corpses/
bodyparts/
skulls/
bones/
hair/
shells/
teeth/
horns/

Properties:

tameable

Settings files:

rawhides
tannedhides
usablehair

Notes:

• usablehair Only hair and wool that can make usable clothing is included, i.e. from sheep, llamas, alpacas, and trolls.

Example commands for a craftable refuse stockpile:

stockpiles import cat_refuse -f skulls/,bones/,shells',teeth/,horns/
stockpiles import usablehair -m enable

Subcategory prefixes:

paper/
parchment/

Settings files:

metalore
ironore
economic
flux
plasterproducing
coalproducing
otherstone
bauxite
clay

Flags and subcategory prefixes:

nouse
canuse
type/weapon/
type/trapcomp/
mats/
other/
core/
total/

Settings files:

metalweapons
stoneweapons
otherweapons
trapcomponents
ironweapons
silverweapons
bronzeweapons
copperweapons
steelweapons
platinumweapons
adamantineweapons
usableweapons
unusableweapons

Example commands for a non-metallic trap components stockpile:

stockpiles import cat_weapons
stockpiles import cat_weapons -m disable -f type/weapon/
stockpiles metalweapons -m disable