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| − | To build a smelter you need to use a {{L|fire-safe}} material, one {{L|stone}} or {{L|block}}. The {{L|construction}} is then a two-step process - first a {{L|dwarf}} with {{L|Building designer|Building Designer}} skill enabled will bring the chosen material and design it via the {{L|Architecture}} {{L|labor}}, and then a dwarf with the relevant construction {{L|labor}} enabled ({{L|masonry}} for rock or rock blocks, any {{L|metalsmith#Metalsmith profession|metalworking}}-type skill for metal) will perform the actual construction. These can be but need not be the same dwarf. Using | + | To build a smelter you need to use a {{L|fire-safe}} material, one {{L|stone}} or {{L|block}}. The {{L|construction}} is then a two-step process - first a {{L|dwarf}} with {{L|Building designer|Building Designer}} skill enabled will bring the chosen material and design it via the {{L|Architecture}} {{L|labor}}, and then a dwarf with the relevant construction {{L|labor}} enabled ({{L|masonry}} for rock or rock blocks, any {{L|metalsmith#Metalsmith profession|metalworking}}-type skill for metal) will perform the actual construction. These can be but need not be the same dwarf. Using dwarves with no {{L|skill}} training will get the job done, but will result in buildings of slightly less architectural {{L|value}}. |
You place a smelter building using the keyboard commands {{K|b}}-{{K|e}}-{{K|s}}, after which your architect dwarf designs it and then your craftsdwarf builds it. | You place a smelter building using the keyboard commands {{K|b}}-{{K|e}}-{{K|s}}, after which your architect dwarf designs it and then your craftsdwarf builds it. | ||
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A smelter is a type of Template:L used to process Template:L into more useful Template:Ls of pure Template:L or Template:L, in a process called Template:L. Conventional smelters require Template:L, either Template:L or Template:L.
The Smelter is also the place where Template:L take items to be Template:Led back into Template:Ls. Melting a Template:L item may cause the creator of that item to throw a Template:L.
Building
To build a smelter you need to use a Template:L material, one Template:L or Template:L. The Template:L is then a two-step process - first a Template:L with Template:L skill enabled will bring the chosen material and design it via the Template:L Template:L, and then a dwarf with the relevant construction Template:L enabled (Template:L for rock or rock blocks, any Template:L-type skill for metal) will perform the actual construction. These can be but need not be the same dwarf. Using dwarves with no Template:L training will get the job done, but will result in buildings of slightly less architectural Template:L.
You place a smelter building using the keyboard commands b-e-s, after which your architect dwarf designs it and then your craftsdwarf builds it.
There is also a Template:L of this building, which is built over Template:L and requires no Template:L. Note that the process of making Template:L or Template:L will still need one unit of Template:L or Template:L per Template:L as a reagent.
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