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{{Missing info | What kind of secret is an observation?}} | {{Missing info | What kind of secret is an observation?}} | ||
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{{Item | {{Item | ||
| title = {{Qud text|trash}} | | title = {{Qud text|trash}} | ||
| image = trash.png | | image = trash.png | ||
| overrideimages = {{altimage start}}{{altimage | trash.png | type = random sprite #1}}{{altimage | trash variation 1.png | type = random sprite #2}}{{altimage | trash variation 2.png | type = random sprite #3}}{{altimage | trash variation 3.png | type = random sprite #4}}{{altimage end}} | |||
| weight = 5 | | weight = 5 | ||
| featureweightinfo = yes | |||
| commerce = 0.01 | | commerce = 0.01 | ||
| id = Garbage | | id = Garbage | ||
| colorstr = &K^k | | colorstr = &K^k | ||
| tilecolors = K | |||
| renderstr = % | | renderstr = % | ||
| extra = {{Extra info|solid = no}} | | extra = {{Extra info|solid = no}} | ||
| inheritingfrom = Item | | inheritingfrom = Item | ||
| dynamictable = {{Dynamic object|Items|Garbage}} | |||
| desc = A pile of debris. | | desc = A pile of debris. | ||
| categories = | | categories = Terrain Features | ||
| gameversion = 2.0.206.57 | |||
}} | }} | ||
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Piles of {{name}} are practically ubiquitous throughout Qud. While of little monetary value on their own, they are extremely valuable in combination with the [[Scavenger]] and [[Trash Divining]] skills, which transform them into items and | Piles of {{name}} are practically ubiquitous throughout Qud. While of little monetary value on their own, they are extremely valuable in combination with the [[Scavenger]] and [[Trash Divining]] skills, which transform them into items and [[secret]]s, respectively. A single act of rifling through trash has the potential to yield both an item and a secret, if the rifler has the appropriate skills.{{Code Reference | class = Garbage | method = AttemptRifle | name = "attempt-rifle-method"}} | ||
The depth at which a given pile of trash first appears{{Code Reference | class = Garbage | method = HandleEvent(EnteredCellEvent)}} determines what tier of items are likely to be found from rifling through it.<ref name="attempt-rifle-method" /> | The depth at which a given pile of trash first appears{{Code Reference | class = Garbage | method = HandleEvent(EnteredCellEvent)}} determines what tier of items are likely to be found from rifling through it.<ref name="attempt-rifle-method" />. The item tier is calculated as '''Depth / 4''' rounded down, with a minimum value of 1 and a maximum value of 8. | ||
Whenever a creature rifles trash while having the Scavenger skill, there is a 25% chance they will find an item. Roughly 96% of the time this happens, this item will be scrap randomly generated from the table of the appropriate tier. The other roughly 4% of the time it will instead be one of an assortment of items, again rolled based on tier. (The chance of scrap is actually larger than 96%, because the same table that provides the non-scrap items also has a possibility of yielding scrap.<ref><code>EncounterTables.xml</code>; search for <code>.Junk Tables</code> to find the appropriate place in the file</ref>) | Whenever a creature rifles trash while having the Scavenger skill, there is a 25% chance they will find an item. Roughly 96% of the time this happens, this item will be scrap randomly generated from the table of the appropriate tier. The other roughly 4% of the time it will instead be one of an assortment of items, again rolled based on tier. (The chance of scrap is actually larger than 96%, because the same table that provides the non-scrap items also has a possibility of yielding scrap.<ref><code>EncounterTables.xml</code>; search for <code>.Junk Tables</code> to find the appropriate place in the file</ref>) | ||