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Of course, placing the Butchery outside will prevent any and all miasma generated by rotting, but dwarves won't haul the inedible parts away unless the global orders allow to "gather refuse from outside" ({{k|o}}-{{k|r}}-{{k|o}}) | Of course, placing the Butchery outside will prevent any and all miasma generated by rotting, but dwarves won't haul the inedible parts away unless the global orders allow to "gather refuse from outside" ({{k|o}}-{{k|r}}-{{k|o}}) | ||
==Bugs== | ==Bugs== | ||
| − | *A dead tame animal that was not | + | *A dead tame animal that was not slaughtered cannot be butchered.{{bug|1180}} This includes tame animals killed due to age, starvation or due to goblins. |
| − | * | + | *Dwarves will not dis-assemble (butcher) skeletons of sentient creatures' for their bones.{{bug|1180}} |
{{Skills}} | {{Skills}} | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Meat industry]] | *[[Meat industry]] | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 20 March 2014
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| Profession | Farmer | |
| Job Title | Butcher | |
| Labor | Butchery | |
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Butchers do the dirty job of killing tame animals, processing animal corpses, skeletons and body parts for meat, fat, skin, bones, skull(s) and many other objects at the butcher's shop.
Fortress Mode
To butcher a tame animal either
- go into view mode, place the cursor on the animal, go to the preferences page and press s to flag (or un-flag) the animal for slaughtering
or
- go to the z (Status) screen, then the Animals page, select the animal and press b to flag (or un-flag) for slaughter.
A butcher will then drag the animal to the nearest butcher shop and perform the bloody deed. Butchering living animals is instantaneous - the moment the dwarf sets their foot in the shop, the animal dies and its body is split into individual parts. Note that animals adopted as pets can not be butchered.
Hunters will, once per hunting trip, bring back a corpse to the butchery. If the hunter kills more than one creature on a single hunting trip the rest of the corpses will just be left on the ground; the same is true for creatures killed by traps or the military. To get those corpse butchered you need to put a refuse stockpile next to the butchery and set it to only accept corpses, and then set standing orders to gather outside refuse.
Dwarves will refuse to butcher the corpses of sapient creatures (due to the EAT_SAPIENT_OTHER:UNTHINKABLE ethic).
The type and number of objects produced from butchering a creature varies greatly, since not all creatures have the same parts. See each animal's page for a breakdown of what happens when you break that animal down.
Adventurer Mode
How to butcher in Adventurer mode:
1.If the corpse is in your inventory, drop it or equip it by removing it.
2.If the corpse is on the ground, move onto the same tile as it.
3.Equip a cutting implement or, alternatively, drop it on the same tile as yourself. This can be any object with a sharp edge (i.e.has an EDGE attack type), such as bladed weapons and tools, bolts and sharpened rocks.
4.Press x to open the action menu. Then select "butcher", press → and select the corpse that you want to butcher, press → again and pick the tool that you want to use.
You will then proceed to butcher the corpse, dropping all of the products on the same tile as yourself.
Note that in adventurer mode, you will not be allowed to butcher sapient creatures, being told that You are not that hungry.. This is hardcoded, so modding your race's ethics won't work. You can get around this by not eating anything until you are Starving, at which point you will stop caring about the sapience of your food and will happily butcher any organic creature that you run into, including your own severed body parts!
This feature necessary survival mechanism is (sadly enough) only temporary; it will wear off as soon as you stop starving.
Effect of skill
A butcher's skill affects the speed of butchery, which can be important for processing a large number of corpses before they begin to rot. Note that butcher shops can become cluttered quickly, because most animals create a large number of different items of different categories when butchered. So make sure that you have nearby stockpiles for refuse, raw hides, meat, prepared organs and fat. To minimize the amount of miasma created in case the rotting parts are not removed fast enough, a butcher's shop should always be blocked by a door.
Of course, placing the Butchery outside will prevent any and all miasma generated by rotting, but dwarves won't haul the inedible parts away unless the global orders allow to "gather refuse from outside" (o-r-o)
Bugs
- A dead tame animal that was not slaughtered cannot be butchered.Bug:1180 This includes tame animals killed due to age, starvation or due to goblins.
- Dwarves will not dis-assemble (butcher) skeletons of sentient creatures' for their bones.Bug:1180
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