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{{As Of Patch|2.0.207.100}} | |||
Infrequently wall tiles are bestowed with anonymous messages in the form of '''graffiti'''. These tiles are distinctly and brightly colored. Furniture and tombstones also have the potential to be adorned with '''graffiti'''. | |||
[[Look|(L)ook]] at the tile to view the message. These messages are (usually?) cosmetic and [[Markov chain|procedurally generated]]. | |||
[[Canvas]] can generate with '''graffiti''' on it, like any other wall, but canvas is a bit unique because it typically generates with the entire canvas structure covered with the same graffiti, rather than only having graffiti on a single tile of the wall. | |||
'''Graffiti''' was added in version 2.0.194.0. | |||
[[Category:Walls]][[Category:Furniture]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:34, 14 October 2024
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This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.207.100. If this is no longer the current patch, you can help by updating it. |
This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.207.100. If this is no longer the current patch, you can help by updating it.
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This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.207.100. |
Infrequently wall tiles are bestowed with anonymous messages in the form of graffiti. These tiles are distinctly and brightly colored. Furniture and tombstones also have the potential to be adorned with graffiti.
(L)ook at the tile to view the message. These messages are (usually?) cosmetic and procedurally generated.
Canvas can generate with graffiti on it, like any other wall, but canvas is a bit unique because it typically generates with the entire canvas structure covered with the same graffiti, rather than only having graffiti on a single tile of the wall.
Graffiti was added in version 2.0.194.0.