Digging: Difference between revisions

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add Clams, Scallops, Green Reward Chests as Resources, remove Description column for easier readability on mobile, add note about using furniture placement mode to remove holes easily
(1.5 - Appearance of contiguous holes updated (more brown color is now shown in between adjacent holes))
(add Clams, Scallops, Green Reward Chests as Resources, remove Description column for easier readability on mobile, add note about using furniture placement mode to remove holes easily)
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==Digging and Filling==
==Digging and Filling==
[[File:Player Digging 1.png|thumb|250x250px|A player filling some holes in Sunlit Plateau.]]
[[File:Player Digging 1.png|thumb|250x250px|A player filling some holes in Sunlit Plateau.]]
To begin Digging, the [[Shovel]] must first be equipped from the Tool Wheel. Once equipped, any viable plot of land may be dug up by using the Shovel. When a plot has been dug, a hole will be left behind. These holes can be Filled in turn by using the Shovel on them. Both Digging and Filling can be performed consecutively in a row by pressing and holding the action button.  
To begin Digging, the [[Shovel]] must first be equipped from the Tool Wheel. Once equipped, any viable plot of land may be dug up by using the Shovel. When a plot has been dug, a hole will be left behind. These holes can be Filled in turn by using the Shovel on them. Multiple Digging or Filling actions can be performed in a row by pressing and holding the action button.  


Digging a hole has a chance of yielding crafting materials native to the biome, such as [[Clay]] in the [[Sunlit Plateau]]. There is also a chance of obtaining [[Dream Shard|Dream Shards]] and [[Night Shard|Night Shards]] from Digging in any biome.
Digging a hole has a chance of yielding crafting materials native to the Biome. There is also a chance of obtaining [[Dream Shard|Dream Shards]] and [[Night Shard|Night Shards]] from Digging [[Sparkling Hole]]s in any Biome.


The holes created by digging can be used in [[Gardening]].
The holes created by digging can be used in [[Gardening]] to plant [[Crop Seeds]].
 
Since holes count towards the [[Item Limit]], a common strategy to easily remove large numbers at a time is to use [[Furniture#Furniture Placement Mode|Furniture Placement Mode]] as an alternative to manually filling the holes. Use an item with a large footprint, such as a [[:Category:Rugs|Rug]] or [[Goofy's Stall]], and repeatedly place it over the holes to fill them - they will highlight in orange before the object is set down, indicating that they will disappear when the item is placed.{{cleanup|Nuances about needing to leave the item placed in the world?}} The largest rug in the game currently is [[Lion-Patterned Rug]], which is 12x12 units.


===Energy Cost===
===Energy Cost===
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! class="unsortable" | Image
! class="unsortable" | Image
!Name
!Name
!Description
!Sell Price
!Sell Price
!Locations
!Locations
|-
|[[File:Clam.png|center|50px|link=Clam]]
|[[Clay]]
|{{price|45}}
|{{name|Dazzle Beach}}
|-
|-
|[[File:Clay.png|center|50px|link=Clay]]
|[[File:Clay.png|center|50px|link=Clay]]
|[[Clay]]
|[[Clay]]
|This can be made into all sorts of objects.
|{{price|20}}
|{{price|20}}
|
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{{name|Sunlit Plateau}}<br>
{{name|Sunlit Plateau}}<br>
{{name|Forgotten Lands}}
{{name|Forgotten Lands}}
|-
|[[File:Green Reward Chest.png|center|50px|link=Green Reward Chest]]
|[[Green Reward Chest]]
|
|
{{name|Plaza}}<br>
{{name|Peaceful Meadow}}<br>
{{name|Dazzle Beach}}<br>
{{name|Forest of Valor}}<br>
{{name|Glade of Trust}}<br>
{{name|Sunlit Plateau}}<br>
{{name|Frosted Heights}}<br>
{{name|Forgotten Lands}}<br>
|-
|-
|[[File:Pebbles.png|center|50px|link=Pebbles]]
|[[File:Pebbles.png|center|50px|link=Pebbles]]
|[[Pebbles]]
|[[Pebbles]]
|You need a lot of pebbles to make a mountain...
|{{price|10}}
|{{price|10}}
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|[[File:Sand.png|center|50px|link=Sand]]
|[[File:Sand.png|center|50px|link=Sand]]
|[[Sand]]
|[[Sand]]
|An important item for building sand castles.
|{{price|8}}
|{{price|8}}
|
|{{name|Dazzle Beach}}
{{name|Dazzle Beach}}
|-
|[[File:Scallop.png|center|50px|link=Scallop]]
|[[Scallop]]
|{{price|50}}
|{{name|Dazzle Beach}}
|-
|-
|[[File:Snowball.png|center|50px|link=Snowball]]
|[[File:Snowball.png|center|50px|link=Snowball]]
|[[Snowball]]
|[[Snowball]]
|Whatever you do, fight the urge to throw it.
|{{price|25}}
|{{price|25}}
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|[[File:Soil.png|center|50px|link=Soil]]
|[[File:Soil.png|center|50px|link=Soil]]
|[[Soil]]
|[[Soil]]
|A clump of soil that's perfect for gardening.
|{{price|3}}
|{{price|3}}
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! class="unsortable" | Image
! class="unsortable" | Image
!Name
!Name
!Description
|-
|-
|[[File:Dream Shard.png|center|50px|link=Dream Shard]]
|[[File:Dream Shard.png|center|50px|link=Dream Shard]]
|[[Dream Shard]]
|[[Dream Shard]]
|A crystallized form of Dreamlight magic.
|-
|-
|[[File:Night Shard.png|center|50px|link=Night Shard]]
|[[File:Night Shard.png|center|50px|link=Night Shard]]
|[[Night Shard]]
|[[Night Shard]]
|The opposite of a Dream Shard. Be careful.
|}
|}


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