They are generally useful tools for any player. Basic Scripts Basic scripts are not stored in any subdirectory, and can be invoked directly. It also contain honey bee royal jelly inside. 0.47.05-r8 is the latest version available. It didn't change name like 'honey chert jug' and is situated in bin. Trash includes vermin remains, spoiled food, excessively worn clothing and goods, stray animal corpses and unusable byproducts, and the remains of invaders who foolishly attack. I start search where is all jugs go? I found one on finished goods stockpile near trade depot. A garbage disposal is any convenient mechanism to quickly (and, preferably, automatically) dispose of the ever-growing mounds of trash produced by a successful fortress. I check still and action to make mead is not available. Some time later I saw job cancellation announcement like 'need more jugs'. While your dwarves are digging into the earth, they might encounter damp soil or stone.

Main | My View | View Issues | Change Log | RoadmapĠ004229: stone jug with honey stored in bin on finished goods stockpile When the drawbridge is opened, it smashes all items under it into oblivion.Īdvantages of using an Atom Smasher (rather than the magma sea) to get rid of trash:ġ) Avoid the 'fun' of creatures that live in the magma sea entering your fortress.Ģ) No need to create a chute or other way to get refuse down multiple Z levels to the magma sea.ģ) Artifact items may not be destroyed in the magma sea these undestroyed items will lower game FPS since the game still tracks them.ġ) One of your dwarves needs to pull the drawbridge lever now and then to destroy garbage.Ģ) Dwarves standing too close to the dump point may be obliterated when the drawbridge is dropped.Anonymous | Login | Signup for a new account To build one requires only a lever attached to a drawbridge (two mechanisms are also required), where the open drawbridge lays flat on one or more tiles where you designate a dump area. Atom Smashers have the advantage of not requiring a path to the magma sea they can be built anywhere. Alternatively you could just create a larger indoor refuse pile with appropriate precautions for sealing the resulting miasma inside the stockpile, let the majority of refuse rot away and use any bits that don't in crafting (bones, shells etc).Īlthough you can design your fortress to dump refuse into the magma sea, it's probably less trouble to instead build a Dwarven Atom Smasher.

You could keep a refuse stockpile near your magma dump and manually designate things for dumping now and then, but that may be a hassle. Dwarves will dump any items marked to be dumped, including objects of value Garbage dump zones are useful for many things beyond garbage disposal they can create quantum stockpiles, transport materials to a job site, send items to the trade depot when no caravan is present, drop rocks on enemies below, and numerous other uses. If you mean for general refuse, I don't think there's a way to dump this automatically.

However according to this wiki entry (spoilers beware), note that 'any items dropped into the magma sea (specifically, onto 'magma flow' tiles above semi-molten rock) will vanish without a trace'. You may need to disable any other dumping zones you have to stop your dwarves deciding they'd rather go to the surface. for things designated for dumping), it should be possible to do this by creating one in the normal way - I guess the most sensible way would be to create a channel down from above the magma. If you mean a normal garbage dumping zone (i.e.

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