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Matgloss tokens are the second part in defining the target item in reactions, containing the MATGLOSS_TOKEN and MATGLOSS_SUBTYPE. The token defines the base class, and the subtype defines a very specific item of that class. Matgloss tokens are modifiers of Template:L.
| Matgloss Token | Description |
|---|---|
| COAL | Template:L items, such as COKE. |
| GET_MATERIAL_FROM_REAGENT | Used in products. Uses the material tag of the reagent; elephant fat will be used to make elephant soap with this tag, for example. No subtype used. |
| INORGANIC | An inorganic item. Involves rocks, gems, ores, etc. |
| METAL | Template:L such as STEEL or GOLD. |
| NONE | Subtype: NONE. Item token asks for no specific matgloss. For example, with item tokens BAR:NO SUBTYPE:NONE:NONE, any bar will be used as a reagent (including soap), or a generic, useless bar will be produced. Often used with container tags, such as BARREL or BOX. |
| PEARLASH | Subtype: NONE. Template:L. |
| POTASH | Subtype: NONE. Template:L. |