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'''Milk''' is a product {{L|Extract}}ed from milkable {{L|Creatures}}. Milk can be made into {{L|Cheese}} or used in cooking prepared meals. | '''Milk''' is a product {{L|Extract}}ed from milkable {{L|Creatures}}. Milk can be made into {{L|Cheese}} or used in cooking prepared meals. | ||
| − | Female versions of certain animals are milkable. Milking is done at a farmers workshop, {{k|m}}ilk creature, and requires an empty bucket. The bucket will then be emptied into an empty barrel or fitting milk barrel on a food stockpile. | + | Female versions of certain animals are milkable. Milking is done at a farmers workshop, {{k|m}}ilk creature, and requires an empty bucket. The bucket will then be emptied into an empty barrel or fitting milk barrel on a food stockpile. Creatures assigned to cages can be milked. |
Confirmed to be milkable: | Confirmed to be milkable: | ||
Revision as of 23:33, 14 April 2010
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Template:Elven Milk is a product Template:Led from milkable Template:L. Milk can be made into Template:L or used in cooking prepared meals.
Female versions of certain animals are milkable. Milking is done at a farmers workshop, milk creature, and requires an empty bucket. The bucket will then be emptied into an empty barrel or fitting milk barrel on a food stockpile. Creatures assigned to cages can be milked.
Confirmed to be milkable:
- Donkey
- Cow
- Horse
- Camel
- Purring Maggot
The milker will not necessary pick the closest animal available.
Known Issues
After finishing a milking job, the milker may generate a cancellation message if trying to take another job immediately: Urist McMultitasking cancels job, handling dangerous animal. They will subsequently just leave the milked animal to wander away on its own and retask anyway.