Building token - Revision history

Quietust: /* Item Modifiers */ [BAG] is gone since 50.01

2026-01-27T14:02:08Z

Item Modifiers: [BAG] is gone since 50.01

2024-12-20T18:17:37Z

WYSIWYG editors for buildings

2024-02-21T21:27:00Z

2024-02-02T02:55:06Z

Added links and menu icons

2023-09-29T13:43:43Z

added TOOLTIP token

2023-05-01T20:46:39Z

fine or better

2023-01-19T07:20:54Z

remove architecture

2023-01-10T05:04:57Z

Corrected architect link to mason

2023-01-10T04:52:27Z

Updated workshop and furnace menu locations for new UI

2022-12-21T00:22:06Z

Tagging v50 page (564/4888)

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 | [{{text anchor|ANY_YARN_MATERIAL}}]
 | Item material must have the [YARN] token.
 |-
 | [{{text anchor|BUILDMAT}}]

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	Additionally, furnaces must be designed by an [[mason]] before being constructed (and will gain [[quality]] accordingly), though they will always use the labor(s) specified in the building definition, rather than ones based on the materials being used.		Additionally, furnaces must be designed by an [[mason]] before being constructed (and will gain [[quality]] accordingly), though they will always use the labor(s) specified in the building definition, rather than ones based on the materials being used.
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		+	{{Urist asks\|q=Is there a {{tooltip\|WYSIWYG\|What you see is what you get}} editor for ASCII buildings?\|a=
		+	[http://www.bay12forums.com/smf/index.php?topic=54004 Custom Workshop Workshop] is a standalone program designed for this purpose.
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		+	There is also a [https://jose96xd.github.io/DF_Tools/Modules/BuildingASCIIVisualizer.html Building ASCII Visualizer] web app included in DFTools. Special character IDs can be found on the [[Character table]].
		+	}}
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 {{Modding}}
-'''Building tokens''' control the functionality of custom buildings.
+'''Building tokens''' control the functionality of custom [[building]]s.
-All custom buildings are defined as objects of type BUILDING_WORKSHOP or BUILDING_FURNACE; workshops show up in the Build > Workshops ({{K|b}}-{{K|o}}) menu, while furnaces show up in the Build > Workshops > Furnaces ({{K|b}}-{{K|o}}-{{K|u}}) menu.
+All custom buildings are defined as objects of type BUILDING_WORKSHOP or BUILDING_FURNACE; [[workshop]]s show up in the Build > Workshops ({{Menu icon|b|o}}) menu, while [[furnace]]s show up in the Build > Workshops > Furnaces ({{Menu icon|b|o|u}}) menu.
 You also must add any new custom buildings to the [[Entity token|civilization]] that you want to use it.

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 | Specifies that one of the building's tiles (other than the WORK_LOCATION) must be hanging over [[magma]] in order for the building to function. Buildings with this token also ignore the [FUEL] token in their reactions.
 |}

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 {{migrated article}}
-{{Quality|Unrated}}
+{{Quality|Fine}}
 {{av}}
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 | {{text anchor|BUILD_LABOR}}
 | [[labor token]]
-| The labor required to construct the custom building. If multiple BUILD_LABOR tokens are specified, then any of the indicated labors can be used to construct the building; if none are specified, then no labors are required.<br />For furnaces, this labor does not come into play until after the workshop has been designed by an [[architect]].
+| The labor required to construct the custom building. If multiple BUILD_LABOR tokens are specified, then any of the indicated labors can be used to construct the building; if none are specified, then no labors are required.
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 You also must add any new custom buildings to the [[Entity token|civilization]] that you want to use it.
-Additionally, furnaces must be designed by an [[architect]] before being constructed (and will gain [[quality]] accordingly), though they will always use the labor(s) specified in the building definition, rather than ones based on the materials being used.
+Additionally, furnaces must be designed by an [[mason]] before being constructed (and will gain [[quality]] accordingly), though they will always use the labor(s) specified in the building definition, rather than ones based on the materials being used.
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