Difference between revisions of "Constructible Object"
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Constructible Objects define the materials needed for a crafting recipe, the item created by that recipe, and the conditions that determine whether or not the player is able to craft the item. | Constructible Objects define the materials needed for a crafting recipe, the item created by that recipe, and the conditions that determine whether or not the player is able to craft the item. | ||
Constructible objects are used for both recipes that create new items, and recipes that improve existing items. The difference lies purely in the workbench keyword: different workbenches open different menus, and the menus will in turn handle the recipes differently. To create a recipe for improving an existing item, you must set the existing item as the Created Object, and assign a Workbench Keyword that is only used by crafting stations that improve items (e.g. grindstones). | |||
==Constructible Object Dialog== | ==Constructible Object Dialog== | ||