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| + | [[Book]]s are kind of a special [[note]] storage similar to [[envelope|envelopes]]. The goal of books is to give a secure way of lending sets of [[notes]] and organizing notes in locked bookcases. | ||
They have the following capabilities: | They have the following capabilities: | ||
| − | + | * possibility to reorder the notes inside | |
| − | + | * possibility to be bound (sealed) to prevent its further manipulation (like editing or taking things from inside) | |
| − | + | * possibility to use expensive binding | |
| − | + | * possibility to copy the whole book | |
| − | + | * possibility to go to the previous or next note in the book | |
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== How Are Books Used == | == How Are Books Used == | ||
| − | + | # Manufacture a book - a few options are available. The book is a note storage like an envelope, so in your inventory it's in the "Notes" category. | |
| − | + | # Put notes inside. Use the same button as for storing into an envelope. | |
| − | + | # Look in the book, click "reordering" and change the position of notes using drag and drop. Then confirm so that your changes are saved. | |
| − | + | # Bind a book (a special button). Select the book title and confirm. Then it's impossible to put more notes inside, take, edit or reorder them. | |
| − | + | # Click the "copy" button to start copying the book project. It creates a book with the same type of binding as the original book. | |
| − | + | # Click the X button to start disassembling a book. It results in destroying the book and getting the notes back. | |
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=== cloth-covered book === | === cloth-covered book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 0.5 |
| − | tools: needle, or bone needle | + | tools: [[needle]], or [[bone needle]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of wood, 20 grams of cotton cloth | + | materials: 80 grams of [[wood]], 20 grams of [[cotton cloth]] |
=== crocodile leather book === | === crocodile leather book === | ||
Days needed: 1 | Days needed: 1 | ||
| − | tools: needle or bone needle | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]] |
| − | materials: 100 grams of treated crocodile leather | + | materials: 100 grams of [[treated crocodile leather]] |
=== diamond-studded tweed book === | === diamond-studded tweed book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 3 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]]; [[steel peen hammer]] or [[bronze peen hammer]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of wool cloth, 20 grams of diamonds | + | materials: 80 grams of [[wool cloth]], 20 grams of [[diamonds]] |
=== emerald-studded crocodile leather book === | === emerald-studded crocodile leather book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 3 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]]; [[steel peen hammer]] or [[bronze peen hammer]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of treated crocodile leather, 20 grams of emerald | + | materials: 80 grams of [[treated crocodile leather]], 20 grams of [[emerald]] |
=== gilded book === | === gilded book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 2 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]]; [[steel peen hammer]] or [[bronze peen hammer]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of leather, 20 grams of gold | + | materials: 80 grams of [[leather]], 20 grams of [[gold]] |
=== leather book === | === leather book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 0.5 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]] |
| − | materials: 100 grams of leather | + | materials: 100 grams of [[leather]] |
=== marbled paper book === | === marbled paper book === | ||
Days needed: 1 | Days needed: 1 | ||
| − | tools: needle or bone needle | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of rice paper, 20 grams of resin, 50 grams of water | + | materials: 80 grams of [[rice paper]], 20 grams of [[resin]], 50 grams of [[water]] |
=== opal-studded silk-covered book === | === opal-studded silk-covered book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 3 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]]; [[steel peen hammer]] or [[bronze peen hammer]] |
| − | materials: 60 grams of wood, 20 grams of silk cloth, 20 grams of opal | + | materials: 60 grams of [[wood]], 20 grams of [[silk cloth]], 20 grams of [[opal]] |
=== platinum-embossed snakeskin book === | === platinum-embossed snakeskin book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 3 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]]; [[steel peen hammer]] or [[bronze peen hammer]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of treated snakeskin, 20 grams of platinum | + | materials: 80 grams of [[treated snakeskin]], 20 grams of [[platinum]] |
=== reed book === | === reed book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 0.5 |
| − | tools: needle | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]] |
| − | materials: 100 grams of reed | + | materials: 100 grams of [[reed]] |
=== ruby-studded leather book === | === ruby-studded leather book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 3 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]]; [[steel peen hammer]] or [[bronze peen hammer]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of leather, 20 grams of ruby | + | materials: 80 grams of [[leather]], 20 grams of [[ruby]] |
=== silk-covered book === | === silk-covered book === | ||
Days needed: 1 | Days needed: 1 | ||
| − | tools: needle or bone needle | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of wood, 20 grams of silk cloth | + | materials: 80 grams of [[wood]], 20 grams of [[silk cloth]] |
=== silvered book === | === silvered book === | ||
| − | Days needed: | + | Days needed: 2 |
| − | tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]]; [[steel peen hammer]] or [[bronze peen hammer]] |
| − | materials: 80 grams of leather, 20 grams of silver | + | materials: 80 grams of [[leather]], 20 grams of [[silver]] |
=== snakeskin book === | === snakeskin book === | ||
Days needed: 1 | Days needed: 1 | ||
| − | tools: needle or bone needle | + | tools: [[needle]] or [[bone needle]] |
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| + | materials: 100 grams of [[treated snakeskin]] | ||
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| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [[Note]] | ||
| + | * [[Envelope]] | ||
| − | + | [[Category: Game mechanics]] | |
| + | [[Category: Storage]] | ||
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Books are kind of a special note storage similar to envelopes. The goal of books is to give a secure way of lending sets of notes and organizing notes in locked bookcases.
They have the following capabilities:
- possibility to reorder the notes inside
- possibility to be bound (sealed) to prevent its further manipulation (like editing or taking things from inside)
- possibility to use expensive binding
- possibility to copy the whole book
- possibility to go to the previous or next note in the book
Books are very similar to envelopes, so after you build one, you need to use envelope icon ("put this note into envelope") instead of storing in a storage. It also means you can use operations on multiple notes to facilitate the process. After you put notes inside, set the correct order and decide about the title, then you can permanently bind the book. It means the title becomes unalterable, all the notes inside become uneditable and impossible to take, but they still can be read or copied. It also becomes possible to copy the whole book, including the notes inside.
Books can be described using a bodkin, but book description needn't mention the title, as title is already visible.
To reclaim the notes from a book you can disassemble it using an axe.
Bookcases work well with books - it's still possible to read a book when it's in a locked bookcase.
Contents
- 1 The Reason for Books
- 2 How Are Books Used
- 3 Types of Books
- 3.1 cloth-covered book
- 3.2 crocodile leather book
- 3.3 diamond-studded tweed book
- 3.4 emerald-studded crocodile leather book
- 3.5 gilded book
- 3.6 leather book
- 3.7 marbled paper book
- 3.8 opal-studded silk-covered book
- 3.9 platinum-embossed snakeskin book
- 3.10 reed book
- 3.11 ruby-studded leather book
- 3.12 silk-covered book
- 3.13 silvered book
- 3.14 snakeskin book
- 4 See also
The Reason for Books
What is the reason to have books? To answer this, it's necessary to consider what the main problems are regarding publishing and sharing notes using envelopes.
You can't show the contents of an envelope without risking somebody quietly taking/editing one of the notes inside. You have to check if everything's alright every time somebody gives you an envelope back. Another trouble is organizing them - when multiple notes represent consecutive parts of the same text, then it's hard to have them go one after another, especially after copying them.
How Are Books Used
- Manufacture a book - a few options are available. The book is a note storage like an envelope, so in your inventory it's in the "Notes" category.
- Put notes inside. Use the same button as for storing into an envelope.
- Look in the book, click "reordering" and change the position of notes using drag and drop. Then confirm so that your changes are saved.
- Bind a book (a special button). Select the book title and confirm. Then it's impossible to put more notes inside, take, edit or reorder them.
- Click the "copy" button to start copying the book project. It creates a book with the same type of binding as the original book.
- Click the X button to start disassembling a book. It results in destroying the book and getting the notes back.
Books don't provide any built-in visual template to make notes look like a book. That's something that can already be done well with CSS. This feature is to facilitate the use of large note storages and the management of libraries.
Types of Books
cloth-covered book
Days needed: 0.5
tools: needle, or bone needle
materials: 80 grams of wood, 20 grams of cotton cloth
crocodile leather book
Days needed: 1
tools: needle or bone needle
materials: 100 grams of treated crocodile leather
diamond-studded tweed book
Days needed: 3
tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer
materials: 80 grams of wool cloth, 20 grams of diamonds
emerald-studded crocodile leather book
Days needed: 3
tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer
materials: 80 grams of treated crocodile leather, 20 grams of emerald
gilded book
Days needed: 2
tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer
materials: 80 grams of leather, 20 grams of gold
leather book
Days needed: 0.5
tools: needle or bone needle
materials: 100 grams of leather
marbled paper book
Days needed: 1
tools: needle or bone needle
materials: 80 grams of rice paper, 20 grams of resin, 50 grams of water
opal-studded silk-covered book
Days needed: 3
tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer
materials: 60 grams of wood, 20 grams of silk cloth, 20 grams of opal
platinum-embossed snakeskin book
Days needed: 3
tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer
materials: 80 grams of treated snakeskin, 20 grams of platinum
reed book
Days needed: 0.5
tools: needle or bone needle
materials: 100 grams of reed
ruby-studded leather book
Days needed: 3
tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer
materials: 80 grams of leather, 20 grams of ruby
silk-covered book
Days needed: 1
tools: needle or bone needle
materials: 80 grams of wood, 20 grams of silk cloth
silvered book
Days needed: 2
tools: needle or bone needle; steel peen hammer or bronze peen hammer
materials: 80 grams of leather, 20 grams of silver
snakeskin book
Days needed: 1
tools: needle or bone needle
materials: 100 grams of treated snakeskin
