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How to Smooth

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#REDIRECT [[Smoothing]]

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 ==How to Smooth==
-A dwarf must have the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] labour active. Designate the area to be smoothed ({{k|d}}-{{k|s}}).  Note that this can only be done with natural stone — soil cannot be smoothed, and [[construction]]s are already considered to be smooth for most purposes.
+A dwarf must have the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] labor active. Designate the area to be smoothed ({{k|d}}-{{k|s}}).  Note that this can only be done with natural stone — soil cannot be smoothed, and [[construction]]s are already considered to be smooth for most purposes.
 Smoothed "natural" [[ice]] has different names than regular smoothed items. The walls are "straight" and floors are "level".
 ==Follow Up==
-After a natural stone surface is smoothed, it may be further improved by [[engraving]]. This increases the room's value, but, unlike smoothing, engraving has quality levels. A wall can only be engraved once (for floors, there is a [[DF2014:Engraving#Removal|workaround]]). Using only skilled [[engraver]]s will result in higher room and fortress values. One way to achieve this is to have a limited number of dwarves with the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] labour active smooth large areas of the fortress until the dwarves are experienced, then, have those same dwarves engrave. The result will be [[Legendary|high-quality]] engravings.
+After a natural stone surface is smoothed, it may be further improved by [[engraving]]. This increases the room's value, but, unlike smoothing, engraving has quality levels. A wall can only be engraved once (for floors, there is a [[DF2014:Engraving#Removal|workaround]]). Using only skilled [[engraver]]s will result in higher room and fortress values. One way to achieve this is to have a limited number of dwarves with the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] labor active smooth large areas of the fortress until the dwarves are experienced, then, have those same dwarves engrave. The result will be [[Legendary|high-quality]] engravings.
 Smoothed walls are also a prerequisite for carving [[fortification]]s. Engraved walls can also be carved into fortifications, but the engravings will be destroyed in the process.

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 ==How to Smooth==
-A dwarf must have the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] (stonecutter for steam version) labour active. Designate the area to be smoothed ({{k|d}}-{{k|s}}).  Note that this can only be done with natural stone — soil cannot be smoothed, and [[construction]]s are already considered to be smooth for most purposes.
+A dwarf must have the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] labour active. Designate the area to be smoothed ({{k|d}}-{{k|s}}).  Note that this can only be done with natural stone — soil cannot be smoothed, and [[construction]]s are already considered to be smooth for most purposes.
 Smoothed "natural" [[ice]] has different names than regular smoothed items. The walls are "straight" and floors are "level".

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 ==How to Smooth==
-A dwarf must have the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] labour active. Designate the area to be smoothed ({{k|d}}-{{k|s}}).  Note that this can only be done with natural stone — soil cannot be smoothed, and [[construction]]s are already considered to be smooth for most purposes.
+A dwarf must have the [[Engraver|Stone Detailing]] (stonecutter for steam version) labour active. Designate the area to be smoothed ({{k|d}}-{{k|s}}).  Note that this can only be done with natural stone — soil cannot be smoothed, and [[construction]]s are already considered to be smooth for most purposes.
 Smoothed "natural" [[ice]] has different names than regular smoothed items. The walls are "straight" and floors are "level".

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		+	[[File:smoothed_wall.png\|thumb\|\|right\|Unsmoothed room (left) and a smoothed one (right).]]'''Smoothing''' rough [[stone]] is a simple way to increase the value of a [[room]]. Walls and floors become Smooth ''Material'' Wall/Floor when smoothed. It is impossible to [[climb]] a smooth wall.
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		+	==How to Smooth==
		+	A dwarf must have the [[Engraver\|Stone Detailing]] labour active. Designate the area to be smoothed ({{k\|d}}-{{k\|s}}). Note that this can only be done with natural stone — soil cannot be smoothed, and [[construction]]s are already considered to be smooth for most purposes.
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		+	Smoothed "natural" [[ice]] has different names than regular smoothed items. The walls are "straight" and floors are "level".
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		+	==Follow Up==
		+	After a natural stone surface is smoothed, it may be further improved by [[engraving]]. This increases the room's value, but, unlike smoothing, engraving has quality levels. A wall can only be engraved once (for floors, there is a [[DF2014:Engraving#Removal\|workaround]]). Using only skilled [[engraver]]s will result in higher room and fortress values. One way to achieve this is to have a limited number of dwarves with the [[Engraver\|Stone Detailing]] labour active smooth large areas of the fortress until the dwarves are experienced, then, have those same dwarves engrave. The result will be [[Legendary\|high-quality]] engravings.
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		+	Smoothed walls are also a prerequisite for carving [[fortification]]s. Engraved walls can also be carved into fortifications, but the engravings will be destroyed in the process.
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		+	{{Category\|Designations}}
		+	[[ru:Smoothing]]