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Difference between revisions of "40d:Mechanic"
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| − | + | A '''mechanic''' is a {{L|dwarf}} with a degree of {{L|experience}} in the mechanics {{L|skill}}. In the game's default configuration mechanics are represented by a red civilian dwarf symbol. A dwarf with the mechanics {{L|labor}} enabled is capable of constructing {{L|mechanic's workshop}}s, manufacturing {{L|mechanism}}s and placing any {{L|building}}s that require mechanisms such as {{L|lever}}s, {{L|Gear assembly|gear}}s, {{L|traps}}, and {{L|menacing spike}}s. They are also responsible for linking up {{L|lever}}s or {{L|pressure plate}}s to objects such as {{L|bridge}}s, {{L|floodgate}}s and other contraptions. | |
A dwarf will gain mechanics skill by manufacturing {{L|mechanism}}s in the {{L|mechanic's workshop}}. A dwarf with a high skill in mechanics will typically produce higher quality mechanisms, and can link up objects faster than a novice. | A dwarf will gain mechanics skill by manufacturing {{L|mechanism}}s in the {{L|mechanic's workshop}}. A dwarf with a high skill in mechanics will typically produce higher quality mechanisms, and can link up objects faster than a novice. | ||
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| Job Title | Mechanic | |
| Labor | Mechanics | |
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| This article is about an older version of DF. |
A mechanic is a Template:L with a degree of Template:L in the mechanics Template:L. In the game's default configuration mechanics are represented by a red civilian dwarf symbol. A dwarf with the mechanics Template:L enabled is capable of constructing Template:Ls, manufacturing Template:Ls and placing any Template:Ls that require mechanisms such as Template:Ls, Template:Ls, Template:L, and Template:Ls. They are also responsible for linking up Template:Ls or Template:Ls to objects such as Template:Ls, Template:Ls and other contraptions.
A dwarf will gain mechanics skill by manufacturing Template:Ls in the Template:L. A dwarf with a high skill in mechanics will typically produce higher quality mechanisms, and can link up objects faster than a novice.
Building a mechanism at the Template:L is worth 30 Template:L. Mechanics also gain 30 experience from reloading any Template:Ls that require reloading of any sort.
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