Packed Dirt Tile - Revision history

Eep: redirect to correct case

2009-12-16T06:43:50Z

redirect to correct case

2008-01-04T15:10:52Z

Clearing up contextual issues

2007-08-07T17:39:26Z

Shovel can also cultivate packed dirt.

2007-08-07T01:58:46Z

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2007-08-07T01:58:22Z

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2007-08-07T01:58:13Z

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2007-08-07T01:57:54Z

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2007-08-07T01:57:34Z

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2007-08-07T01:54:52Z

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2007-06-22T11:10:36Z

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−	[[~~CDB\|Main]] / [[:Category:Terrain\|Terrain]] / '''{{PAGENAME}}'''~~	+	#redirect[[packed dirt tile]]
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−	~~== Description ==~~
−	~~Packed dirt is simply a [[dirt]] or [[grass]] tile that has been "packed".~~
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−	~~Walk/Run speed on~~ packed dirt ~~is higher than on [[grass]] or [[dirt]], but not as fast as [[gravel]], [[cobblestone]], or [[stone slab]]~~
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−	~~This can be done by heavy traffic over a period of time, by livestock grazing the~~ tile ~~bare, or by "packing" it with a [[shovel]].~~
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−	~~A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[rock shard]] to create a [[gravel]] tile.~~
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−	~~A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[stone brick]] to create a [[cobblestone]] tile.~~
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−	~~A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[slab]] to create [[stone slab]] tile.~~
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−	~~Packed dirt can be "cultivated" into a [[dirt]] tile using a [[rake]] or [[shovel]].~~
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−	~~Packed dirt will eventually be overgrown by nearby grass or trees, but not as fast as [[dirt]] would be, so in effect "packing" the tile will slow the growth.~~
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−	~~You can also convert [[mycelium]] into "packed dirt" with a shovel.~~
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−	~~[[Category:Terrain]]~~
−	~~[[Category:Babel/P~~]]

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-Rumor has it you can also convert [[mycelium]] into "packed dirt" with a shovel, although I have not done so myself.
+You can also convert [[mycelium]] into "packed dirt" with a shovel.
 [[Category:Terrain]]
 [[Category:Babel/P]]

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	A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[slab]] to create [[stone slab]] tile.		A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[slab]] to create [[stone slab]] tile.

−	Packed dirt can be "cultivated" into a [[dirt]] tile using a [[rake]].	+	Packed dirt can be "cultivated" into a [[dirt]] tile using a [[rake]] or [[shovel]].

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−	Walk/Run speed on packed dirt is higher than on [[grass]] or [[dirt]], but not as fast as [[gravel]], [[cobblestone]], or [[slab]]	+	Walk/Run speed on packed dirt is higher than on [[grass]] or [[dirt]], but not as fast as [[gravel]], [[cobblestone]], or [[stone slab]]

	This can be done by heavy traffic over a period of time, by livestock grazing the tile bare, or by "packing" it with a [[shovel]].		This can be done by heavy traffic over a period of time, by livestock grazing the tile bare, or by "packing" it with a [[shovel]].

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 == Description ==
 Packed dirt is simply a [[dirt]] or [[grass]] tile that has been "packed".
 Walk/Run speed on packed dirt is higher than on [[grass]] or [[dirt]], but not as fast as [[gravel]], [[cobblestone]], or [[slab]]

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 Packed dirt can be "cultivated" into a [[dirt]] tile using a [[rake]].
 Packed dirt will eventually be overgrown by nearby grass or trees, but not as fast as [[dirt]] would be, so in effect "packing" the tile will slow the growth.
 Rumor has it you can also convert [[mycelium]] into "packed dirt" with a shovel, although I have not done so myself.

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 A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[rock shard]] to create a [[gravel]] tile.
 A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[stone brick]] to create a [[cobblestone]] tile.
 A packed dirt tile can be paved with a [[slab]] to create [[stone slab]] tile.
 Packed dirt can be "cultivated" into a [[dirt]] tile using a [[rake]].
 Packed dirt will eventually be overgrown by nearby grass or trees, but not as fast as [[dirt]] would be, so in effect "packing" the tile will slow the growth.