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{{tt|Scrape}} is used to: |
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:Prepare skins with a hide scraper for use with the [[Tailoring discipline]]. |
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:Begin projects using a drawknife in the [[Shaping discipline]] |
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*Scrape should alleviate any problems you have when repairing items that have built-in <Rub> interactions that interfere with repair. |
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==Syntax== |
==Syntax== |
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*SCRAPE <skin> with my [[Hide scraper|scraper]] <quick |
*{{com|SCRAPE}} {{tt|<skin> with my}} [[Hide scraper|scraper]] {{tt|<quick/normal/careful>}} |
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{{RefAl|a=y}} |
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*{{com|rub}} |
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*{{com|clean}} |
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Revision as of 10:26, 21 April 2020
SCRAPE is used to:
- Prepare skins with a hide scraper for use with the Tailoring discipline.
- Begin projects using a drawknife in the Shaping discipline
- As an alternative to CLEAN or RUB an item with a Wire brushes when making repairs to crafted items. This alleviates problems when repairing items that have built-in RUB command interactions that interfere with repair.
Syntax
- SCRAPE <SKIN> WITH MY scraper <QUICK/NORMAL/CAREFUL>
- SCRAPE <LUMBER> WITH MY drawknife
- SCRAPE <ITEM TO BE REPAIRED> WITH MY brush or sandpaper
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