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- Decoration, or "deco" are items that have little or no function, apart from their visual appeal. Some are difficult to acquire, yet some can be bought in stores. Most of the times, people will leave a quest uncompleted to be able to have the quest item for decoration (the most common is the Blood Herb quest). In addition to the items listed below, many people will use various a Dolls and Bears, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Plants and Herbs, Quest Items and Valuables for decoration.
- Decoration, or "deco" are items that have little or no function, apart from their visual appeal. Some are difficult to acquire, yet some can be bought in stores. Most of the times, people will leave a quest uncompleted to be able to have the quest item for decoration (the most common is the Blood Herb quest). In addition to the items listed below, many people will use various a Dolls and Bears, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Plants and Herbs, Quest Items and Valuables for decoration.
- Den här sidan är inte översatt. Om du kan göra något åt det, gör det. Decoration, or "deco" are items that have little or no function, apart from their visual appeal. Some are difficult to acquire, yet some can be bought in stores. Most of the times, people will leave a quest uncompleted to be able to have the quest item for decoration (the most common is the Blood Herb quest). In addition to the items listed below, many people will use various a Dolls and Bears, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Plants and Herbs, Quest Items and Valuables for decoration.
- Decorations are structures in Tropico 3 and Tropico 4 that typically have no effect on the game beyond cosmetics. There are, however, three kinds of decorations which do have actual effects on the game. Along with basic miscellaneous decorations, some Tropico 4 DLC packs come with their own decorations that fit with the theme of the DLC.
- Glowstone block.png|link=Glowstone Torch.png|link=Torch Glass.png|link=Glass Glass Pane.png|link=Glass Pane Blue Orchid.png|link=Flowers Iron bars.png|link=Iron Bars Sign.png|link=Signs Wool.gif|link=Wool Decorations are Items and Blocks that only serve aesthetic purposes in Minecraft Pocket Edition and have no important use in Crafting or in-game progression.
- Decorations do not count towards the furniture limit, so you can have as many as you want. Decorations can't be upgraded. Some decorations increase the maximum amount of energy. Some decorations may be purchased with File:Misc CoinIcon.png gold, some with File:Misc GemIcon.png gems. Some decorations can only be gotten through special promotions.
- Decoration, or "deco" are items that have little or no function, apart from their visual appeal. Some are difficult to acquire, yet some can be bought in stores. Most of the times, people will leave a Quests uncompleted to be able to have the quest item for decoration. In addition to the items listed below, many people will use various a Dolls and Bears, Furniture, Musical Instruments, Plants and Herbs, Quest Items and Valuables for decoration.
- Decorations mostly are non-payout objects that can be used to decorate your Springfield. Premium Decorations are decorations that are bought (almost always) with donuts that can reward the Player by bringing in bonus Cash and Experience in the form of a percentage. The decorations also raise your overall town rating by contributing points to each category respectively.
- This contains the items you can purchase that don't have a function other than looks.
- Decorations are different from Entertainment Facilities in that they increase happiness, but do not produce profit. Note: Gifted Decorations do not count towards Administrative Building Points, whereas Purchased Decorations do count in the Administrative Building Points.
- Decorations are a category of items that a player can use in buy mode to decorate a Residential lot or Community lot. Depending on the expansion packs a player owns, the category may include, but is not limited to, rugs, house plants, posters, paintings, sculptures and statues. Mirrors also offer different interactions, especially in The Sims 2 and later games.
- A text file containing the locations of various images (usually city names) that are put on the map but are not part of the map file. They can be disabled by the user. saint_petersberg.png (2400,360) paris.png (850,1488) london.png (667,1165) madrid.png (468,2180) rome.png (1442,2027) vienna.png (1605,1450) konigsberg.png (1849,960) stockholm.png (1672,310) constantinople.png (2155,2035) moscow.png (2915,989) belfast.png (259,888) lyon.png (944,1677) alexandria.png (2395,2821) lisbon.png (186,2236) christiania.png (1253,348) budapest.png (1843,1508) ankara.png (2426,2269)
- Decorations can be individually placed in each Dojo room. The amount of decorations that can be placed in each room is limited by the Decoration Capacity more information about room capacities in Organization Rooms. Interactive decorations include Trading Post, Bells, and Drums. Build Time for most of the decoration is 24 Hours (1 Day), the exceptions are the Pruned Bush (18 hours) and Small Topiary Bush (12 hours). The Rush Cost (in Platinum) varies by Clan Tier and it is reduced by the elapsed time. A 70% built decoration only needs 30% of the maximum platinum to be finished immediately.
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