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| − | To drink from a waterskin/flask, hit {{k|e}} and choose "water" (or whatever you filled it with). To fill it, stand next to a water source, {{k|shift}}+{{k|i}}nteract with the flask and choose "fill". | + | A waterskin taken in character creation will be initially filled with water. To drink from a waterskin/flask, hit {{k|e}} and choose "water" (or whatever you filled it with). To fill it, stand next to a water source, {{k|shift}}+{{k|i}}nteract with the flask and choose "fill". |
| − | When in adventurer mode, the water in the waterskin will freeze after some time in very cold weather. The resulting ice can be licked instead of drunk but doesn't quench thirst or melt from this action. The ice can, however, be melted using a [[campfire]]. | + | When in adventurer mode, the water in the waterskin will freeze after some time in very cold weather. The resulting ice can be licked instead of drunk but doesn't quench thirst or melt from this action. The ice can, however, be melted using a [[campfire]], by {{k|I}}interacting with it. |
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| + | A waterskin can be worn inside an item of body clothing, defaulting to the upper body. If an adventurer is wearing nothing on their upper or lower body, they will not be able to wear a waterskin. If all other items are removed from the body part that the waterskin is worn on, it will be dropped when time passes. Wearing a waterskin does not appear to affect the freezing of its contents. | ||
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[[ru:Flask]] | [[ru:Flask]] | ||
Revision as of 10:17, 18 January 2022
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Flasks are containers used by your dwarves to carry alcohol or water while hunting, or on military duty - there are actually three different items which fall under this definition:
| Item | Material | Worker | Workshop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flask | Metal | Metal crafter | metalsmith's forge or magma forge |
| Waterskin | Leather | Leatherworker | Leather works |
| Vial | Glass | Glassmaker | glass furnace or magma glass furnace |
A single job creates three flasks, waterskins or vials.
Flasks and waterskins are functionally equivalent. Vials can be used as flasks or waterskins, and are also used to make extracts; however, soldiers will sometimes choose to use filled vials to store drinks.Bug:3116 Flasks and waterskins cannot be used to make extracts. Flasks can hold up to three units of alcohol or water - alcohol is preferable to water, as it prevents unhappy thoughts and doesn't freeze in low temperatures. Soldiers can be told how to fill their flasks from the military interface - supplies. When not in use, flasks will be stored in finished goods stockpiles.
Adventure mode
A waterskin taken in character creation will be initially filled with water. To drink from a waterskin/flask, hit e and choose "water" (or whatever you filled it with). To fill it, stand next to a water source, shift+interact with the flask and choose "fill".
When in adventurer mode, the water in the waterskin will freeze after some time in very cold weather. The resulting ice can be licked instead of drunk but doesn't quench thirst or melt from this action. The ice can, however, be melted using a campfire, by Iinteracting with it.
A waterskin can be worn inside an item of body clothing, defaulting to the upper body. If an adventurer is wearing nothing on their upper or lower body, they will not be able to wear a waterskin. If all other items are removed from the body part that the waterskin is worn on, it will be dropped when time passes. Wearing a waterskin does not appear to affect the freezing of its contents.