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| − | There are two plants and three types of | + | There are two plants and three types of {{l|web}}s that can be turned into '''thread'''. Thread can then be spun into '''cloth''', which then can be used to create a variety of textile products such as {{l|bag}}s, {{l|clothing}}, {{l|Restraint|rope}} or {{l|craft}}s. ''(For a full discussion of the process and possibilities, see {{l|clothing industry}}.)'' |
| − | A | + | A {{l|dwarf}} with the {{l|thresher}} {{l|labor}} enabled can process plants (either {{l|rope reed}}s or {{l|pig tail}}s) into '''thread''' at a {{l|farmer's workshop}} with the "Process Plants" job order. With a {{l|loom}}, any dwarf with the {{l|weaver}} {{l|labor}} enabled will ''automatically'' collect any spider* {{l|silk}} {{l|web}}s that are on the ground, turning them into thread. These 5 sub-types of thread, both the plant threads and silk, remain distinct and can be stockpiled separately. |
| − | :''(* | + | :''(* {{l|cave spider|cave}}, {{l|Phantom spider|phantom}} and {{l|Giant cave spider|giant}} spiders. Note that collecting giant cave spider silk can be ''very'' dangerous - read up on them if you see their webs, and consider turning the auto-collect off until you are ready for that particular level of {{l|fun}}. |
Auto-collection of webs can be toggled off/on with with {{k|o}}, {{k|W}}, {{k|w}} - in the {{k|o}}rders menu, under {{k|W}}orkshops, auto-collect {{k|w}}ebs. | Auto-collection of webs can be toggled off/on with with {{k|o}}, {{k|W}}, {{k|w}} - in the {{k|o}}rders menu, under {{k|W}}orkshops, auto-collect {{k|w}}ebs. | ||
| − | Thread has no | + | Thread has no {{l|quality}} modifier, but a higher {{l|skill}} in will result in faster production of plant threads. |
| − | '''Cloth''' is made from any thread - rope reed thread will make rope reed cloth, phantom cave spider thread will make phantom cave spider cloth, etc. All cloth is made at a | + | '''Cloth''' is made from any thread - rope reed thread will make rope reed cloth, phantom cave spider thread will make phantom cave spider cloth, etc. All cloth is made at a {{l|loom}} and, by default*, any available {{l|thread}} is woven into cloth by an available {{l|weaver}} automatically. Cloth and thread may be {{l|dye}}d at a {{l|dyer's shop}}, but finished goods and {{l|clothing}} cannot be dyed. |
:''(* This can be toggled off/on with {{k|o}}, {{k|W}}, {{k|l}} - in the {{k|o}}rders menu, under {{k|W}}orkshops, auto-{{k|l}}oom on/off.)'' | :''(* This can be toggled off/on with {{k|o}}, {{k|W}}, {{k|l}} - in the {{k|o}}rders menu, under {{k|W}}orkshops, auto-{{k|l}}oom on/off.)'' | ||
| − | Unlike most intermediate materials, | + | Unlike most intermediate materials, {{l|cloth}} has {{l|quality}} values. Higher {{l|skill|ranks}} in the {{l|weaver}} skill increases value of the cloth produced, and also any items produced from that cloth. |
| − | The "sew cloth image" command at a clothier's shop can be used to | + | The "sew cloth image" command at a clothier's shop can be used to {{l|decorate}} a clothing object with thread. |
| − | Foreign merchants, particularly | + | Foreign merchants, particularly {{l|elves}}, tend to sell decent amounts of both {{l|dye}}d and un-dyed thread and cloth, though always of base quality. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| − | * | + | *{{l|The clothing industry}} |
[[Category:Materials]] | [[Category:Materials]] | ||
Revision as of 20:07, 2 April 2010
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Auto-collection of webs can be toggled off/on with with o, W, w - in the orders menu, under Workshops, auto-collect webs.
Thread has no Template:L modifier, but a higher Template:L in will result in faster production of plant threads.
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Foreign merchants, particularly Template:L, tend to sell decent amounts of both Template:Ld and un-dyed thread and cloth, though always of base quality.