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Any item within this list, once built, can then be interacted with by clicking on it. All buildings can be disassembled into their original parts and removed by clicking on them, then clicking on the button near the top-right of the pop-up that shows a house that is crossed out. The same pop-up window gives you all of the building's details, and allows you to look at the items currently stored within an individual building as well as which items were used to construct that particular building.  
 
Any item within this list, once built, can then be interacted with by clicking on it. All buildings can be disassembled into their original parts and removed by clicking on them, then clicking on the button near the top-right of the pop-up that shows a house that is crossed out. The same pop-up window gives you all of the building's details, and allows you to look at the items currently stored within an individual building as well as which items were used to construct that particular building.  
  
The exception to this rule are items located under the {{Menu icon|b|n|sep=-}} Constructions sub-menu. These items are considered [[Construction|constructions]], and as such, have no interactions available. These items are removed using the {{Menu icon|m|x|sep=-}} Remove Construction option in the mining menu. For more detail on how buildings and constructions interact, please see the [[Construction]] article.
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The exception to this rule are items located under the {{Menu icon|b|n|sep=-}} Constructions sub-menu. These items are considered [[Construction|Constructions]], and as such, have no interactions available. These items are removed using the {{Menu icon|m|x|sep=-}} Remove Construction option in the mining menu. For more detail on how buildings and constructions interact, please see the [[Construction]] article.
  
 
Graphically, each building's color palette will match that of the material used to construct the building. For example, a workshop made of [[copper]] will appear as a reddish-brown, a kiln made from [[adamantine]] will appear as light blue, etc.
 
Graphically, each building's color palette will match that of the material used to construct the building. For example, a workshop made of [[copper]] will appear as a reddish-brown, a kiln made from [[adamantine]] will appear as light blue, etc.

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