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| − | Melting a item will destroy it, but will yield | + | Melting a item will destroy it, but will yield a fraction of the metal originally used to make it. In order to get a full bar, you'll have to melt several objects of the same material. |
To melt an item, designate it for melting either in the stocks menu or via the area-designate command. You'll then need to give a "melt melt-designated object" command in a smelter workshop. | To melt an item, designate it for melting either in the stocks menu or via the area-designate command. You'll then need to give a "melt melt-designated object" command in a smelter workshop. | ||
Melting an item in a regular smelter requires fuel. Melting an item in a magma smelter requires no fuel. | Melting an item in a regular smelter requires fuel. Melting an item in a magma smelter requires no fuel. | ||
Revision as of 03:45, 28 May 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
Melting a item will destroy it, but will yield a fraction of the metal originally used to make it. In order to get a full bar, you'll have to melt several objects of the same material.
To melt an item, designate it for melting either in the stocks menu or via the area-designate command. You'll then need to give a "melt melt-designated object" command in a smelter workshop.
Melting an item in a regular smelter requires fuel. Melting an item in a magma smelter requires no fuel.