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| − | '''Webs''' are the source of | + | '''Webs''' are the source of [[silk]], and appear randomly near the [[cave river]]. The web itself looks like a light-grey [[gem]], and is most often labeled as being from [[cave spider]]s. Similar webs can be generated by [[giant cave spider]]s, though safely collecting them can be quite a challenge. |
| − | Webs will be collected ''automatically'' by dwarves with the | + | Webs will be collected ''automatically'' by dwarves with the [[weaving]] labor enabled, but not until the fortress has a [[loom]]. A ''collect web'' task will be triggered at the loom as long as webs are on the map and in reach. This can be comfortably deactivated with {{k|o}}-{{k|W}}-{{k|w}}. The [[weaver]] will then drop the collected thread in the loom and, depending on the loom setting ({{k|o}}-{{k|W}}-{{k|l}}) and availability of a stockpile, either leave it there, immediately weave it to cloth, or put it on a stockpile. Other ways to prevent collecting are preventing any dwarf from using the loom (e.g. with the {{k|P}} menu), deactivating the weaving [[labor]] on all dwarves or removing all looms. (Lack of stockpiles alone will ''not'' prevent this!) An easier alternative is just to suspend ({{k|q}}-{{k|s}}) the collect webs task in each loom. |
| − | Webs become | + | Webs become [[thread|silk thread]] the moment they are picked up. Cave spider silk webs and thread are worth 12[[currency|☼]]; giant cave spider silk webs and thread are worth 120[[currency|☼]]. |
| − | + | [[Giant cave spider]]s shoot long strings of dangerous entangling webs at targets prior to attacking - this behaviour can be used to create giant cave spider silk farms. | |
| − | Webs are delicate, and can be destroyed by contact with any creature (except a dwarf that is gathering that web), or by any other rough treatment such as | + | Webs are delicate, and can be destroyed by contact with any creature (except a dwarf that is gathering that web), or by any other rough treatment such as [[irrigate|irrigating]], etc. |
| − | + | [[Vermin]] that come into contact with a web will immediately turn into remains. For sanity reasons, cave spiders themselves are immune to this effect. | |
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Webs are the source of silk, and appear randomly near the cave river. The web itself looks like a light-grey gem, and is most often labeled as being from cave spiders. Similar webs can be generated by giant cave spiders, though safely collecting them can be quite a challenge.
Webs will be collected automatically by dwarves with the weaving labor enabled, but not until the fortress has a loom. A collect web task will be triggered at the loom as long as webs are on the map and in reach. This can be comfortably deactivated with o-W-w. The weaver will then drop the collected thread in the loom and, depending on the loom setting (o-W-l) and availability of a stockpile, either leave it there, immediately weave it to cloth, or put it on a stockpile. Other ways to prevent collecting are preventing any dwarf from using the loom (e.g. with the P menu), deactivating the weaving labor on all dwarves or removing all looms. (Lack of stockpiles alone will not prevent this!) An easier alternative is just to suspend (q-s) the collect webs task in each loom.
Webs become silk thread the moment they are picked up. Cave spider silk webs and thread are worth 12☼; giant cave spider silk webs and thread are worth 120☼.
Giant cave spiders shoot long strings of dangerous entangling webs at targets prior to attacking - this behaviour can be used to create giant cave spider silk farms.
Webs are delicate, and can be destroyed by contact with any creature (except a dwarf that is gathering that web), or by any other rough treatment such as irrigating, etc.
Vermin that come into contact with a web will immediately turn into remains. For sanity reasons, cave spiders themselves are immune to this effect.