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Many items are subject to '''wear/rotting/withering''' if left '''outside'''. | Many items are subject to '''wear/rotting/withering''' if left '''outside'''. | ||
| − | There are three levels of wear, which are signified by, in order of increasing wear, x, X and XX bracketing the item. Viewing will give an account of how badly worn(with some wear...mangled) the item is. Item [[value]] is significantly affected by the level of wear. | + | There are three levels of wear, which are signified by, in order of increasing wear, x, X and XX bracketing the item. Viewing will give an account of how badly worn(with some wear...mangled) the item is. Item [[40d:value|value]] is significantly affected by the level of wear. |
| − | Most items are ''not'' subject to wear when stored in [[stockpile]]s, or inside, notably prepared meals, [[Alcohol|drinks]] and [[ | + | Most items are ''not'' subject to wear when stored in [[40d:stockpile|stockpile]]s, or inside, notably prepared meals, [[40d:Alcohol|drinks]] and [[40d:plants|plants]]. Some items, in particular plants and cooked meals, will still rot when lying around inside, outside of stockpiles, in [[40d:workshop|workshop]]s, or, worse, in [[40d:water|water]]. |
| − | Certain types of [[vermin]], if left unchecked, can cause wear on food even when stored in stockpiles. Storing food in [[barrel]]s can reduce the amount of wear, and metal barrels are observed to provide better protection. | + | Certain types of [[40d:vermin|vermin]], if left unchecked, can cause wear on food even when stored in stockpiles. Storing food in [[40d:barrel|barrel]]s can reduce the amount of wear, and metal barrels are observed to provide better protection. |
| − | Plants will not '''wither''' on stockpiles, but will wither on fields if not harvested in time. | + | Plants will not '''wither''' on inside stockpiles, but will wither on fields if not harvested in time. |
'''Mangled''' food can still be cooked, seemingly without quality loss, although the value of the prepared food will be calculated using the reduced value of the ingredients. | '''Mangled''' food can still be cooked, seemingly without quality loss, although the value of the prepared food will be calculated using the reduced value of the ingredients. | ||
| − | The remains of [[vermin]], as well as [[corpse]]s and [[ | + | The remains of [[40d:vermin|vermin]], as well as [[40d:corpse|corpse]]s and [[40d:chunks|chunks]], will rot both inside and outside, more importantly they will cause [[40d:miasma|miasma]] inside. It is therefore necessary to keep an eye on tidying up and either have refuse stockpiles outside or separated by doors from the rest of your fortress if inside. |
| − | Clothing will show wear over a period of years when it is being worn by a creature. Currently | + | Clothing will show wear over a period of years when it is being worn by a creature. Currently{{v|0.28.181.40d}} no unhappy thoughts result from this wear. |
| − | All | + | All items made from cloth will gradually wear out over a very long period of time, often decades to degrade a single level, even if left unused and stored in bins. |