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A '''bodygloss''' is a token in the raw [[body token]]s and [[creature token]]s which performs a simple word substitution on the creature's body parts. For instance, if a creature makes use of the "[BODYGLOSS:PAW]" token, then a hypothetical body part called "second right foot" would be renamed "second right paw". | A '''bodygloss''' is a token in the raw [[body token]]s and [[creature token]]s which performs a simple word substitution on the creature's body parts. For instance, if a creature makes use of the "[BODYGLOSS:PAW]" token, then a hypothetical body part called "second right foot" would be renamed "second right paw". | ||
| − | It is important to distinguish the body token and creature token versions. The body token variant is defined | + | It is important to distinguish the BODYGLOSS (body token) and BODYGLOSS (creature token) versions. The body token variant is defined in an "OBJECT:BODY" file and has the following syntax: ''[BODYGLOSS:id:needle:haystack]'' |
| − | To make use of this token, the creature token variant is included | + | To make use of this token, the creature token variant is included under a CREATURE token (in an "OBJECT:CREATURE" file) and has the following syntax: ''[BODYGLOSS:id]'' |
| − | Then, it will perform the word substitution defined by the | + | Then, it will perform the word substitution defined by the BODYGLOSS in the body tokens file. |
The default list of bodyglosses included in the unmodded Dwarf Fortress is as follows, as taken from body_default.txt: | The default list of bodyglosses included in the unmodded Dwarf Fortress is as follows, as taken from body_default.txt: | ||