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'''Anhydrite''' is a [[stone]] of base [[value]] that is only found within various types of [[gypsum]]. In real life, anhydrite is essentially dehydrated gypsum, and on contact with water will immediately hydrate and soften. In Dwarf Fortress, anhydrite [[floodgate]]s are just as effective as floodgates made from [[granite]]. | '''Anhydrite''' is a [[stone]] of base [[value]] that is only found within various types of [[gypsum]]. In real life, anhydrite is essentially dehydrated gypsum, and on contact with water will immediately hydrate and soften. In Dwarf Fortress, anhydrite [[floodgate]]s are just as effective as floodgates made from [[granite]]. | ||
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| + | ==Bugs== | ||
| + | Due to an error in the raw parsing code, the game attempts to generate anhydrite as single tiles within [[gypsum]] and as small clusters within [[selenite]]. This can be fixed by editing the ENVIRONMENT_SPEC tokens in the raws and reversing the order of the stone names. ({{bug|1429}}) | ||
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Anhydrite is a stone of base value that is only found within various types of gypsum. In real life, anhydrite is essentially dehydrated gypsum, and on contact with water will immediately hydrate and soften. In Dwarf Fortress, anhydrite floodgates are just as effective as floodgates made from granite.
Bugs[edit]
Due to an error in the raw parsing code, the game attempts to generate anhydrite as single tiles within gypsum and as small clusters within selenite. This can be fixed by editing the ENVIRONMENT_SPEC tokens in the raws and reversing the order of the stone names. (Bug:1429)
gypsum without water
[MATGLOSS_STONE:ANHYDRITE]
[NAME:anhydrite][COLOR:7:7:1][TILE:'v']
[BASIC_COLOR:7:0]
[ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:GYPSUM:CLUSTER_SMALL:100]
[ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:SATINSPAR:CLUSTER_ONE:100]
[ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:ALABASTER:CLUSTER_ONE:100]
[ENVIRONMENT_SPEC:SELENITE:CLUSTER_ONE:100]
[SOLID_DENSITY:2787] |
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