40d:Smelter - Revision history

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 == Building==
-To build a smelter you need to use a [[fire-safe]] material, one [[stone]] or [[block]].  The [[construction]] is then a two-step process - first a [[dwarf]] with [[Building designer|Building Designer]] skill enabled will bring the chosen material and design it via the [[Architecture]] [[labor]], and then a dwarf with the relevant construction [[labor]] enabled ([[masonry]] for rock or rock blocks, any [[metalsmith#Metalsmith profession|metalworking]]-type skill for metal) will perform the actual construction.  These can be but need not be the same dwarf.  Using dwarves with no [[skill]] training will get the job done, but will result in buildings of slightly less architectural [[value]].
+To build a smelter you need to use a [[fire-safe]] material, one [[stone]] or [[block]].  The construction is then a two-step process - first a [[dwarf]] with [[Building designer|Building Designer]] skill enabled will bring the chosen material and design it via the [[Architecture]] [[labor]], and then a dwarf with the relevant construction [[labor]] enabled ([[masonry]] for rock or rock blocks, any [[metalsmith#Metalsmith profession|metalworking]]-type skill for metal) will perform the actual construction.  These can be but need not be the same dwarf.  Using dwarves with no [[skill]] training will get the job done, but will result in buildings of slightly less architectural [[value]].
 You place a smelter building using the keyboard commands {{K|b}}-{{K|e}}-{{K|s}}, after which your architect dwarf designs it and then your craftsdwarf builds it.

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-{{quality|Exceptional|16:39, 4 August 2011 (UTC)}}{{Furnace|name=Smelter|key=s|job={{L|Furnace operator}}
+{{quality|Exceptional|16:39, 4 August 2011 (UTC)}}{{Furnace|name=Smelter|key=s|job=[[Furnace operator]]
 |construction=
-* {{L|Fire-safe}} {{L|building material}} (non-{{L|economic}})
+* [[Fire-safe]] [[building material]] (non-[[economic]])
 |construction_job=
-* {{L|Architecture}}
+* [[Architecture]]
-* {{L|Masonry}} or {{L|Metalsmithing}}
+* [[Masonry]] or [[Metalsmithing]]
 |use=
-* {{L|Coke}} or {{L|Charcoal}} ({{L|Fuel}})
+* [[Coke]] or [[Charcoal]] ([[Fuel]])
-* {{L|Ore}}
+* [[Ore]]
-* Meltable {{L|metal}} item
+* Meltable [[metal]] item
-* {{L|Bituminous coal}}
+* [[Bituminous coal]]
-* {{L|Lignite}}
+* [[Lignite]]
-* {{L|Flux}} stones
+* [[Flux]] stones
 |production=
-* Metal {{L|Bar}}s
+* Metal [[Bar]]s
-* {{L|Coke}}
+* [[Coke]]
 }}{{av}}
-A '''smelter''' is a type of {{L|furnace}} used to process {{L|ore}} into more useful {{L|bar}}s of pure {{L|metal}} or {{L|alloys}}, in a process called {{L|smelting}}.  Conventional smelters require {{L|fuel}}, either {{L|charcoal}} or {{L|coke}}.
+A '''smelter''' is a type of [[furnace]] used to process [[ore]] into more useful [[bar]]s of pure [[metal]] or [[alloys]], in a process called [[smelting]].  Conventional smelters require [[fuel]], either [[charcoal]] or [[coke]].
-The Smelter is also the place where {{L|dwarves}} take items to be {{L|melt}}ed back into {{L|bar}}s. Melting a {{L|quality|masterpiece}} item may cause the creator of that item to throw a {{L|tantrum}}.
+The Smelter is also the place where [[dwarves]] take items to be [[melt]]ed back into [[bar]]s. Melting a [[quality|masterpiece]] item may cause the creator of that item to throw a [[tantrum]].
 == Building==
-To build a smelter you need to use a {{L|fire-safe}} material, one {{L|stone}} or {{L|block}}.  The {{L|construction}} is then a two-step process - first a {{L|dwarf}} with {{L|Building designer|Building Designer}} skill enabled will bring the chosen material and design it via the {{L|Architecture}} {{L|labor}}, and then a dwarf with the relevant construction {{L|labor}} enabled ({{L|masonry}} for rock or rock blocks, any {{L|metalsmith#Metalsmith profession|metalworking}}-type skill for metal) will perform the actual construction.  These can be but need not be the same dwarf.  Using dwarves with no {{L|skill}} training will get the job done, but will result in buildings of slightly less architectural {{L|value}}.
+To build a smelter you need to use a [[fire-safe]] material, one [[stone]] or [[block]].  The [[construction]] is then a two-step process - first a [[dwarf]] with [[Building designer|Building Designer]] skill enabled will bring the chosen material and design it via the [[Architecture]] [[labor]], and then a dwarf with the relevant construction [[labor]] enabled ([[masonry]] for rock or rock blocks, any [[metalsmith#Metalsmith profession|metalworking]]-type skill for metal) will perform the actual construction.  These can be but need not be the same dwarf.  Using dwarves with no [[skill]] training will get the job done, but will result in buildings of slightly less architectural [[value]].
 You place a smelter building using the keyboard commands {{K|b}}-{{K|e}}-{{K|s}}, after which your architect dwarf designs it and then your craftsdwarf builds it.
-There is also a {{L|magma smelter|magma version}} of this building, which is built over {{L|magma}} and requires no {{L|fuel}}. Note that the process of making {{L|pig iron}} or {{L|steel}} will still need one unit of {{L|charcoal}} or {{L|coke}} per {{L|reaction}} as a reagent.
+There is also a [[magma smelter|magma version]] of this building, which is built over [[magma]] and requires no [[fuel]]. Note that the process of making [[pig iron]] or [[steel]] will still need one unit of [[charcoal]] or [[coke]] per [[reaction]] as a reagent.
 {{Workshops}}

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 |construction=
-* {{L|Fire-safe}} building material
+* {{L|Fire-safe}} {{L|building material}} (non-{{L|economic}})
 |construction_job=
 * {{L|Architecture}}

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 {{quality|Exceptional|16:39, 4 August 2011 (UTC)}}{{Furnace|name=Smelter|key=s|job={{L|Furnace operator}}
 |construction=
-* {{L|Fire-safe}} material
+* {{L|Fire-safe}} building material
 |construction_job=
 * {{L|Architecture}}

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-{{quality|Unrated}}{{Furnace|name=Smelter|key=s|job={{L|Furnace operator}}
+{{quality|Exceptional|16:39, 4 August 2011 (UTC)}}{{Furnace|name=Smelter|key=s|job={{L|Furnace operator}}
 |construction=
 * {{L|Fire-safe}} material