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The labor screen has been entirely redone in DF2010, with many of the main changes intended to make it more readable and easier to manage. | The labor screen has been entirely redone in DF2010, with many of the main changes intended to make it more readable and easier to manage. | ||
| − | The screen itself is accessed after selecting a dwarf by going {{k|p}}references followed by {{k|l}}abor. Labors are divided into skill trees - for instance, accessing [[metalsmithing]] allows you to enable various jobs that are related to working with metal, such as | + | The screen itself is accessed after selecting a dwarf by going {{k|p}}references followed by {{k|l}}abor. Labors are divided into skill trees - for instance, accessing [[metalsmithing]] allows you to enable various jobs that are related to working with metal, such as {{L|weaponsmithing}} and {{L|armorsmithing}}. |
A category is dark gray if there are no labors under it enabled, light gray if there are some jobs enabled, and white if all jobs are enabled. | A category is dark gray if there are no labors under it enabled, light gray if there are some jobs enabled, and white if all jobs are enabled. | ||
Revision as of 22:44, 1 April 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
The labor screen has been entirely redone in DF2010, with many of the main changes intended to make it more readable and easier to manage.
The screen itself is accessed after selecting a dwarf by going preferences followed by labor. Labors are divided into skill trees - for instance, accessing metalsmithing allows you to enable various jobs that are related to working with metal, such as Template:L and Template:L.
A category is dark gray if there are no labors under it enabled, light gray if there are some jobs enabled, and white if all jobs are enabled.
| Category | Labors |
| Mining | |
| Woodworker | |
| Stoneworking | |
| Hunting/Related | |
| Healthcare | |
| Farming/Related | |
| Fishing/Related | |
| Metalsmithing | |
| Jewelry | |
| Crafts | |
| Engineering | |
| Other Jobs |