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@SaidF In the vanilla game dwarves are the only playable race for fortress mode, which is why if they die out, there'll be no fort mode available. With this mod or others like it, it expands the amount of fort-mode playable civs, which means you'll almost certainly have someone to play as.
Will this mod allow me to play worlds where the dwarven civilizations were all extinct?
Fortress mode is not enabled by default in worlds created without surviving dwarven civilizations.
Thanks in advance.
Hopefully they have all the stuff they're supposed to have now!
As to the smelter, I dunno what to tell you. The only base game metal they can't make are steel and pig iron (they can still make use of both via melting scrap down from invaders and dwarf caravans though.) I've not run into any issues with them, but if you were trying to make steel or pig iron, they can't do that.
If you want steel or artifacts, you'll have to fight, send out explorers, raid or trade, or in the case of moods, have dwarves in your settlement who haven't undergone strange moods during worldgen.
Also, is it intentional that humans are not capable of getting any strange moods ?
And I'll double-check on the stepladders @mikeydmc. Coulda sworn they had those by default, but if I missed something I missed something. Thanks for the heads up.
it still takes quite a while, but with a mixture of stone and wood and making use of blocks rather than logs, you can do quite a bit!