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| + | '''Forbidden''' objects will not be picked up or used by dwarves. Forbidding objects has several uses, including: | ||
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* Preventing dwarves from trying to retrieve items from an area controlled by hostile monsters | * Preventing dwarves from trying to retrieve items from an area controlled by hostile monsters | ||
| − | * Forcing dwarves to use specific materials, for example when satisfying a [[mandate]] or [[demand]] | + | * Forcing dwarves to use specific materials or items, for example when satisfying a [[mandate]] or [[demand]], or to force them to put on the best-available suit of [[armor]] |
* Preventing dwarves from moving items that are on [[fire]] | * Preventing dwarves from moving items that are on [[fire]] | ||
| − | + | Dwarves will continue to use forbidden objects already in their inventory. For instance, a swordsdwarf will continue to use a forbidden sword, although if the sword is dropped, it will cease to be used. If a forbidden weapon gets stuck in a foe, the dwarf will also stop using it (and, in fact, stop fighting altogether). | |
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| − | + | Most of the time, forbidding an item will cancel any queued tasks involving that item, though this may not always be the case. Notably, dwarves will drink out of a barrel after it is dumped and forbidden (hounding the refuse hauler all the way to the garbage dump), if they decided to drink from that particular barrel before it was marked for dumping. It remains to be seen if forbidding, but not dumping, a barrel and/or the booze inside will prevent a dwarf from drinking. | |
| − | [[ | + | Forbidden objects are surrounded by braces -- { } -- to signify that they are forbidden. (In-game, these braces can be difficult to distinguish from parentheses, which are used to signify that the object was manufactured outside the [[fortress]].) |
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| + | Forbidden objects still contribute to fortress value. | ||
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| + | == How to forbid objects == | ||
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| + | There are several ways to forbid an item or a building: | ||
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| + | *{{k|d}}-{{k|b}}-{{k|f}}: [[designation|Designate]] buildings and items for forbidding. This will forbid the use of all items on the ground or in [[stockpile]]s in the designated region, as well as all usable buildings (such as [[workshop]]s), as well as all items within those buildings. It will not forbid items carried or worn by dwarves within the designated area. | ||
| + | *Forbid individual items within a building via the view i{{k|t}}ems screen. Highlight the item and press {{k|f}} to forbid it. The building itself can be forbidden for use by {{k|f}}orbidding the items used to build it; these are the items marked with a [B] at the top of the list. | ||
| + | *Forbid items in a character's inventory via the {{k|v}}iew unit screen. Press {{key|Enter}} when the item is highlighted, then {{k|f}}orbid it. | ||
| + | *Forbid items on the ground (or in a stockpile) via the loo{{k|k}} screen. Press {{k|f}} to forbid the highlighted item. | ||
| + | *Forbid items via the [[stocks]] menu. Hit {{k|Tab}} to see the expanded list of items, {{k|→}} to start navigating through the list, and {{k|f}} to forbid the highlighted item. | ||
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| + | ==== Forbidding building-material in z-stocks menu ==== | ||
| + | If you go into the {{k|z}}-stocks menu and forbid all of a building material/item in that menu, '''all buildings and workshops made from that item will also be forbidden.''' This includes stone, blocks, bars and logs - anything that has been used to construct a building. A workshop that is forbidden removes ''all'' current and queued jobs in that workshop, and prevents any dwarf from responding to jobs added afterward. Individual buildings/workshops that are forbidden can be identified and reclaimed one at a time via {{k|d}}, {{k|b}}, {{k|c}} and left-clicking with the mouse (or navigating the cursor and using {{k|Enter}}.) | ||
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| + | == Automatically forbidden items == | ||
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| + | Items are automatically marked "forbidden" when: | ||
| + | * [[reclaim fortress mode|Reclaiming a fortress]]. | ||
| + | * They have been dumped in a [[Activity zone|garbage zone]]. | ||
| + | * You begin a game in a town – all items in the town are initially forbidden. | ||
| + | * They are forbidden via the {{k|o}}[[standing orders|rders]]-{{k|F}}orbid menu. These can include: | ||
| + | ** Used [[ammunition]] (a [[bolt]] or arrow is fired and drops on the ground intact). | ||
| + | ** Dead dwarves' corpses | ||
| + | ** The items the dead dwarves were wearing or wielding | ||
| + | ** Dead enemies or wild animals | ||
| + | ** The items the enemies were wearing or wielding | ||
| + | * Items will only be forbidden according to the orders menu at the instant that the creature dies (or the ammo falls to the ground). Individual bolts, for instance, will not be reclaimed if you un-forbid used ammunition, although all stray bolts subsequently created will be "claimed". | ||
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| + | The opposite of forbid is [[reclaim]], which removes the forbidden status of items. | ||
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| + | {{Category|Designations}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:30, 30 June 2012
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Forbidden objects will not be picked up or used by dwarves. Forbidding objects has several uses, including:
- Preventing dwarves from trying to retrieve items from an area controlled by hostile monsters
- Forcing dwarves to use specific materials or items, for example when satisfying a mandate or demand, or to force them to put on the best-available suit of armor
- Preventing dwarves from moving items that are on fire
Dwarves will continue to use forbidden objects already in their inventory. For instance, a swordsdwarf will continue to use a forbidden sword, although if the sword is dropped, it will cease to be used. If a forbidden weapon gets stuck in a foe, the dwarf will also stop using it (and, in fact, stop fighting altogether).
Most of the time, forbidding an item will cancel any queued tasks involving that item, though this may not always be the case. Notably, dwarves will drink out of a barrel after it is dumped and forbidden (hounding the refuse hauler all the way to the garbage dump), if they decided to drink from that particular barrel before it was marked for dumping. It remains to be seen if forbidding, but not dumping, a barrel and/or the booze inside will prevent a dwarf from drinking.
Forbidden objects are surrounded by braces -- { } -- to signify that they are forbidden. (In-game, these braces can be difficult to distinguish from parentheses, which are used to signify that the object was manufactured outside the fortress.)
Forbidden objects still contribute to fortress value.
How to forbid objects[edit]
There are several ways to forbid an item or a building:
- d-b-f: Designate buildings and items for forbidding. This will forbid the use of all items on the ground or in stockpiles in the designated region, as well as all usable buildings (such as workshops), as well as all items within those buildings. It will not forbid items carried or worn by dwarves within the designated area.
- Forbid individual items within a building via the view items screen. Highlight the item and press f to forbid it. The building itself can be forbidden for use by forbidding the items used to build it; these are the items marked with a [B] at the top of the list.
- Forbid items in a character's inventory via the view unit screen. Press Enter when the item is highlighted, then forbid it.
- Forbid items on the ground (or in a stockpile) via the look screen. Press f to forbid the highlighted item.
- Forbid items via the stocks menu. Hit Tab to see the expanded list of items, → to start navigating through the list, and f to forbid the highlighted item.
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If you go into the z-stocks menu and forbid all of a building material/item in that menu, all buildings and workshops made from that item will also be forbidden. This includes stone, blocks, bars and logs - anything that has been used to construct a building. A workshop that is forbidden removes all current and queued jobs in that workshop, and prevents any dwarf from responding to jobs added afterward. Individual buildings/workshops that are forbidden can be identified and reclaimed one at a time via d, b, c and left-clicking with the mouse (or navigating the cursor and using Enter.)
Automatically forbidden items[edit]
Items are automatically marked "forbidden" when:
- Reclaiming a fortress.
- They have been dumped in a garbage zone.
- You begin a game in a town – all items in the town are initially forbidden.
- They are forbidden via the orders-Forbid menu. These can include:
- Used ammunition (a bolt or arrow is fired and drops on the ground intact).
- Dead dwarves' corpses
- The items the dead dwarves were wearing or wielding
- Dead enemies or wild animals
- The items the enemies were wearing or wielding
- Items will only be forbidden according to the orders menu at the instant that the creature dies (or the ammo falls to the ground). Individual bolts, for instance, will not be reclaimed if you un-forbid used ammunition, although all stray bolts subsequently created will be "claimed".
The opposite of forbid is reclaim, which removes the forbidden status of items.