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| {{text anchor|INORGANIC}}
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| Specifies a standalone inorganic material defined in the raws, generally a stone or metal. For example, INORGANIC:IRON refers to [[iron]], and INORGANIC:CERAMIC_PORCELAIN refers to [[porcelain]]. The material name can be substituted with USE_LAVA_STONE to automatically select the local [[Inorganic material definition token|lava stone]], which is normally [[obsidian]].
 
| Specifies a standalone inorganic material defined in the raws, generally a stone or metal. For example, INORGANIC:IRON refers to [[iron]], and INORGANIC:CERAMIC_PORCELAIN refers to [[porcelain]]. The material name can be substituted with USE_LAVA_STONE to automatically select the local [[Inorganic material definition token|lava stone]], which is normally [[obsidian]].
  
 
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| STONE
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| {{text anchor|STONE}}
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| Alias for INORGANIC:MATERIAL_NAME, intended for backwards compatibility.
 
| Alias for INORGANIC:MATERIAL_NAME, intended for backwards compatibility.
  
 
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| METAL
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| {{text anchor|METAL}}
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| Alias for INORGANIC:MATERIAL_NAME, intended for backwards compatibility.
 
| Alias for INORGANIC:MATERIAL_NAME, intended for backwards compatibility.
  
 
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| CREATURE_MAT
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| {{text anchor|CREATURE_MAT}}
 
| CREATURE_ID:MATERIAL_NAME
 
| CREATURE_ID:MATERIAL_NAME
 
| Specifies a material associated with a specific creature. Examples: CREATURE_MAT:DWARF:SKIN refers to [[dwarf]] skin.
 
| Specifies a material associated with a specific creature. Examples: CREATURE_MAT:DWARF:SKIN refers to [[dwarf]] skin.
  
 
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| LOCAL_CREATURE_MAT
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| {{text anchor|LOCAL_CREATURE_MAT}}
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| Alias for CREATURE_MAT:'''CREATURE_ID''':MATERIAL_NAME, where CREATURE_ID is the creature currently being defined; as such, it can only be used in creature definitions.
 
| Alias for CREATURE_MAT:'''CREATURE_ID''':MATERIAL_NAME, where CREATURE_ID is the creature currently being defined; as such, it can only be used in creature definitions.
  
 
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| PLANT_MAT
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| {{text anchor|PLANT_MAT}}
 
| PLANT_ID:MATERIAL_NAME
 
| PLANT_ID:MATERIAL_NAME
 
| Specifies a material associated with a specific plant. Example: PLANT_MAT:MUSHROOM_HELMET_PLUMP:STRUCTURAL specifies a [[plump helmet]]'s main material (i.e. what grows out of the ground).
 
| Specifies a material associated with a specific plant. Example: PLANT_MAT:MUSHROOM_HELMET_PLUMP:STRUCTURAL specifies a [[plump helmet]]'s main material (i.e. what grows out of the ground).
  
 
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| {{text anchor|LOCAL_PLANT_MAT}}
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| MATERIAL_NAME
 
| Alias for PLANT_MAT:'''PLANT_ID''':MATERIAL_NAME, where PLANT_ID is the plant currently being defined; as such, it can only be used in plant definitions.
 
| Alias for PLANT_MAT:'''PLANT_ID''':MATERIAL_NAME, where PLANT_ID is the plant currently being defined; as such, it can only be used in plant definitions.
  
 
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| GET_MATERIAL_FROM_REAGENT
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| {{text anchor|GET_MATERIAL_FROM_REAGENT}}
 
| REAGENT_ID:REACTION_PRODUCT_ID
 
| REAGENT_ID:REACTION_PRODUCT_ID
 
| Specifies a material related to a reagent's material within a [[reaction]]. REAGENT_ID must match a [REAGENT], and REACTION_PRODUCT_ID must either match a [MATERIAL_REACTION_PRODUCT] belonging to the reagent's material or be equal to "NONE" to use the reagent's material itself.
 
| Specifies a material related to a reagent's material within a [[reaction]]. REAGENT_ID must match a [REAGENT], and REACTION_PRODUCT_ID must either match a [MATERIAL_REACTION_PRODUCT] belonging to the reagent's material or be equal to "NONE" to use the reagent's material itself.
  
 
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| MATERIAL_NAME
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| {{text anchor|MATERIAL_NAME}}
 
| NONE
 
| NONE
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| Specifies one of the hardcoded materials listed below.
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| Specifies one of the hardcoded materials listed below. Note that this goes in the token itself, not arguments (i.e GLASS_GREEN:NONE, not MATERIAL_NAME:GLASS_GREEN).
  
 
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| {{text anchor|COAL}}
 
| CHARCOAL, COKE, or NO_MATGLOSS
 
| CHARCOAL, COKE, or NO_MATGLOSS
 
| Specifies a material that can be used as fuel - charcoal or coke. Specifying NO_MATGLOSS ('''not''' NONE) will make it accept "refined coal" in general, which matches charcoal, coke, and generic refined coal.
 
| Specifies a material that can be used as fuel - charcoal or coke. Specifying NO_MATGLOSS ('''not''' NONE) will make it accept "refined coal" in general, which matches charcoal, coke, and generic refined coal.
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Several types of [[Item token|items]] expect a creature ID and caste ID (e.g. [[Ant|ANT:SOLDIER]]) in place of the material token. This currently does not work correctly{{bug|4973}}.
 
Several types of [[Item token|items]] expect a creature ID and caste ID (e.g. [[Ant|ANT:SOLDIER]]) in place of the material token. This currently does not work correctly{{bug|4973}}.
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It should be noted when using the table below, that you do not place (MATERIAL_NAME:(Your material here)). For example, green glass will be (GLASS_GREEN:NONE).
  
 
{| {{prettytable}} class="sortable"
 
{| {{prettytable}} class="sortable"
 
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! # !! Token !! Information
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! Token
 
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| 0 || INORGANIC || [[Magma]] when specified with subtype NONE or NO_MATGLOSS, otherwise a user-defined inorganic material.
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| 0 || {{text anchor|INORGANIC}} || [[Magma]] when specified with subtype NONE or NO_MATGLOSS, otherwise a user-defined inorganic material.
 
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| 1 || AMBER || [[Amber]]
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| 1 || {{text anchor|AMBER}} || [[Amber]]
 
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| 2 || CORAL || [[Coral]]
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| 2 || {{text anchor|CORAL}} || [[Coral]]
 
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| 3 || GLASS_GREEN || [[Green glass]]
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| 3 || {{text anchor|GLASS_GREEN}} || [[Green glass]]
 
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| 4 || GLASS_CLEAR || [[Clear glass]]
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| 4 || {{text anchor|GLASS_CLEAR}} || [[Clear glass]]
 
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| 5 || GLASS_CRYSTAL || [[Crystal glass]]
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| 5 || {{text anchor|GLASS_CRYSTAL}} || [[Crystal glass]]
 
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| 6 || WATER || [[Water]], when placed in [[bucket]]s or when mining out [[ice]].
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| 6 || {{text anchor|WATER}} || [[Water]], when placed in [[bucket]]s or when mining out [[ice]].
 
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| 7 || COAL || [[Coal]] - subtype is either COKE or CHARCOAL (or NO_MATGLOSS to match either).
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| 7 || {{text anchor|COAL}} || [[Coal]] - subtype is either COKE or CHARCOAL (or NO_MATGLOSS to match either).
 
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| 8 || POTASH || [[Potash]]
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| 8 || {{text anchor|POTASH}} || [[Potash]]
 
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| 9 || ASH || [[Ash]]
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| 9 || {{text anchor|ASH}} || [[Ash]]
 
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| 10 || PEARLASH || [[Pearlash]]
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| 10 || {{text anchor|PEARLASH}} || [[Pearlash]]
 
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| 11 || LYE || [[Lye]]
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| 11 || {{text anchor|LYE}} || [[Lye]]
 
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| 12 || MUD || [[Mud]]
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| 12 || {{text anchor|MUD}} || [[Mud]]
 
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| 13 || VOMIT || [[Vomit]]
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| 13 || {{text anchor|VOMIT}} || [[Vomit]]
 
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| 14 || SALT || [[Salt]]
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| 14 || {{text anchor|SALT}} || [[Salt]]
 
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| 15 || FILTH_B || Filth (brown, solid)
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| 15 || {{text anchor|FILTH_B}} || [[Filth]] (brown, solid)
 
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| 16 || FILTH_Y || Filth (yellow, liquid)
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| 16 || {{text anchor|FILTH_Y}} || [[Filth]] (yellow, liquid)
 
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| 17 || UNKNOWN_SUBSTANCE || Unknown substance (white, liquid)
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| 17 || {{text anchor|UNKNOWN_SUBSTANCE}} || [[Unknown substance]] (light gray, liquid)
 
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| 18 || GRIME || [[Grime]]
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| 18 || {{text anchor|GRIME}} || [[Grime]]
 
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{{Category|Modding}}
 
{{Category|Modding}}
 
{{Category|Tokens}}
 
{{Category|Tokens}}
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[[ru:Material token]]

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Material tokens are used to refer to various types of materials in a wide variety of places. They can take the following forms:

Token Arguments Description
INORGANIC MATERIAL_NAME Specifies a standalone inorganic material defined in the raws, generally a stone or metal. For example, INORGANIC:IRON refers to iron, and INORGANIC:CERAMIC_PORCELAIN refers to porcelain. The material name can be substituted with USE_LAVA_STONE to automatically select the local lava stone, which is normally obsidian.
STONE MATERIAL_NAME Alias for INORGANIC:MATERIAL_NAME, intended for backwards compatibility.
METAL MATERIAL_NAME Alias for INORGANIC:MATERIAL_NAME, intended for backwards compatibility.
CREATURE_MAT CREATURE_ID:MATERIAL_NAME Specifies a material associated with a specific creature. Examples: CREATURE_MAT:DWARF:SKIN refers to dwarf skin.
LOCAL_CREATURE_MAT MATERIAL_NAME Alias for CREATURE_MAT:CREATURE_ID:MATERIAL_NAME, where CREATURE_ID is the creature currently being defined; as such, it can only be used in creature definitions.
PLANT_MAT PLANT_ID:MATERIAL_NAME Specifies a material associated with a specific plant. Example: PLANT_MAT:MUSHROOM_HELMET_PLUMP:STRUCTURAL specifies a plump helmet's main material (i.e. what grows out of the ground).
LOCAL_PLANT_MAT MATERIAL_NAME Alias for PLANT_MAT:PLANT_ID:MATERIAL_NAME, where PLANT_ID is the plant currently being defined; as such, it can only be used in plant definitions.
GET_MATERIAL_FROM_REAGENT REAGENT_ID:REACTION_PRODUCT_ID Specifies a material related to a reagent's material within a reaction. REAGENT_ID must match a [REAGENT], and REACTION_PRODUCT_ID must either match a [MATERIAL_REACTION_PRODUCT] belonging to the reagent's material or be equal to "NONE" to use the reagent's material itself.
MATERIAL_NAME NONE Specifies one of the hardcoded materials listed below. Note that this goes in the token itself, not arguments (i.e GLASS_GREEN:NONE, not MATERIAL_NAME:GLASS_GREEN).
COAL CHARCOAL, COKE, or NO_MATGLOSS Specifies a material that can be used as fuel - charcoal or coke. Specifying NO_MATGLOSS (not NONE) will make it accept "refined coal" in general, which matches charcoal, coke, and generic refined coal.

Several types of items expect a creature ID and caste ID (e.g. ANT:SOLDIER) in place of the material token. This currently does not work correctlyBug:4973.

It should be noted when using the table below, that you do not place (MATERIAL_NAME:(Your material here)). For example, green glass will be (GLASS_GREEN:NONE).

# Token Information
0 INORGANIC Magma when specified with subtype NONE or NO_MATGLOSS, otherwise a user-defined inorganic material.
1 AMBER Amber
2 CORAL Coral
3 GLASS_GREEN Green glass
4 GLASS_CLEAR Clear glass
5 GLASS_CRYSTAL Crystal glass
6 WATER Water, when placed in buckets or when mining out ice.
7 COAL Coal - subtype is either COKE or CHARCOAL (or NO_MATGLOSS to match either).
8 POTASH Potash
9 ASH Ash
10 PEARLASH Pearlash
11 LYE Lye
12 MUD Mud
13 VOMIT Vomit
14 SALT Salt
15 FILTH_B Filth (brown, solid)
16 FILTH_Y Filth (yellow, liquid)
17 UNKNOWN_SUBSTANCE Unknown substance (light gray, liquid)
18 GRIME Grime
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