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− | + | This attribute spawns on any item that has had its base type name changed. For player crafted items this type change occurs when the player renames the item from the default given one. The name change can occur automatically as the player chooses a particular style for the item during the customization process or by manually renaming the item in the name field. After changing the name the item now indicates that it is a variation of the specific type that it originated as. | |
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+ | Represents the current container contents of the Item. | ||
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+ | For more information about volumn counts, see [[Inventory Mechanics (Game Mechanics))|Inventory Mechanics]] | ||
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+ | This attribute appears only on crafted items or looted components. The crafter's name is listed here. | ||
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+ | [[General Item Mechanics (Game Mechanics)|General Item Mechanics]], and [[General Crafting Mechanics (Game Mechanics)|General Crafting Mechanics]] for more information about Serial numbers | ||
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+ | This attribute only appears on crafted items. This represents the alphanumeric code given to the item. Note that Container components are not given serial numbers. This allows them to be used as generic components in any schematic that requires containers. | ||
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+ | See [[General Item Mechanics (Game Mechanics)|General Item Mechanics]], [[Using Schematics (Game Mechanics)|Using Schematics]] and [[General Crafting Mechanics (Game Mechanics)|General Crafting Mechanics]] for more information about Serial numbers | ||
== Transferred Component Attributes == | == Transferred Component Attributes == |
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Artisan Food Component Experimentation MechanicsItems Affected1. Carbosyrup Experimentation LinesThere is no experimentation available to these items. Item AttributesVariation Of:
Volumn: Represents the current container contents of the Item. For more information about volumn counts, see Inventory Mechanics
This attribute appears only on crafted items or looted components. The crafter's name is listed here. General Item Mechanics, and General Crafting Mechanics for more information about Serial numbers
Serial Number: This attribute only appears on crafted items. This represents the alphanumeric code given to the item. Note that Container components are not given serial numbers. This allows them to be used as generic components in any schematic that requires containers.
Transferred Component AttributesThese are the attributes that appear on the Food Additives that are used in the various food items. Along with them is a description of how the passed on attributes from each component contributes to the final item. The stats on the biological components is a percentage increase (or decrease if its for filling) of the filling, duration, buff size, or quantity size you get after experimentation. So if the buff size is normally +200 with 25% experimentation, making that food with a 75 Nutrition additive would make the buff size 200 + 200 * 0.75 = +350 at 25% experimentation. Duration and quantity act the same way (being rounded as necessary). A Filling additive subtracts from the filling, so a normally 40 Filling food with a 35 Filling additive would end up with 40 - 40 * 0.35 = 26 Filling.
This attribute is transferred into Light Food Additives by Carboreductive Catalyst bio components. Adding in Carboreductive Catalyst bio components to light food additives will decrease the Stomach Filling (Drink) and Stomach Filling (Food) attributes on these items by the listed percentage value on the bio component. For example an item that has 50 filling with a Light Food Additive that has had a Carboreductive Catalyst added with a value of 50 will decrease those attributes by 50% of their normal value. The new value on the item would now be 25.
This attribute is transferred into Light Food Additives by Multisaccharide Dimate bio components. Adding in Multisaccharide Dimate bio components to light food additives will increase the duration of the timer that determines how long a buff will last. The increase in duration is a percentage increase of the time in minutes and seconds. For example, a food item with 60 minute buff duration adding in an additive that has a 100 to Flavor Bonus state will increase this buff to 120 minutes. Note that instant use items or delayed effect items do not have a timer that can be affected by Flavor bonuses, so these bio component attributes would have no effect on such items.
This attribute is transferred into Light Food Additives by Micronutrient Supplement bio components. Adding in Micronutrient Supplement bio components to light food additives will increase the Health, Constitution, Stamina, Mind and Willpower attributes of these items. The increase in the effect on the item is a percentage increase of the stats. For example a 100 nutrient bonus additive will increase an item with 100 health stat to a 200 health stat after experimentation.
This attribute is transferred into Light Food Additives by Hyper Yeast Additive bio components. Adding in Hyper Yeast Additive bio components to light food additives will increase the Quantity and Uses Remaining attributes on these items by the listed percentage value on the additive. For example an item with a quantity of 10 that has an additive with a value of 100 will now have a quantity of 20. Source References
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