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Correction Fluid


Correction Fluid
Correction Fluid
Class Household
Weight 0.2
Uses about 10
Location Containers
Spawn ID /additem Base.CorrectionFluid

Correction Fluid is a small bottle of white office fluid used to cover up mistakes on paper. In the game it is a household item with two jobs.

The first job is mood. The bottle can be sniffed from the inventory, and each sniff lowers unhappiness a little. A full bottle gives about ten sniffs before it runs dry. The cost is health, since sniffing it makes the character a little sick each time.

The second job is crafting. The fluid is one of the parts needed to make a blank ID card.

It is found in offices, break rooms and school classrooms. It weighs almost nothing, so it rides in any bag.

Using


Sniffing is done with the "Sniff" option on the bottle. Each sniff uses up a tenth of the bottle. It eases unhappiness, which helps a survivor stuck indoors or low after a bad day. Each sniff also raises food sickness, so heavy use leaves the character feeling ill. It works best as an occasional pick-me-up, not a daily habit.

In crafting, the fluid goes into the Make Blank ID recipe. That recipe takes two ID cards, one bottle of Correction Fluid and one Adhesive Tape. It also needs a pen and either a Scalpel or a Straight Razor, and both of those are kept. The result is an ID Card - Blank. One whole bottle is used up by the recipe.

Upkeep


The bottle drains with every sniff. After about ten sniffs it is empty and gone. A bottle that is meant for the blank ID recipe should be kept unsniffed, since the recipe takes the bottle as a whole.

Used in Crafting


These recipes take the Correction Fluid as an ingredient or a part.

Recipe Output Image Station Skill Spawn ID
Make Blank ID ID Card - Blank ID Card - Blank - None /additem Base.IDcard_Blank

Locations


Offices are the likeliest place to look. Break rooms, office storage, car dealership offices and recreation rooms hold one in a fair share of their containers. School classrooms keep it on counters, shelves and in school desks, though less often. Pencil cases and schoolbags sometimes carry a bottle. It is a fairly common find in any building with desks.

The places where it spawns, with the rough chance per container. Each tab shows one kind of place.

Location Container Chance
Break room Other 6.1%
Cardealership office Other 6.1%
Office Other 6.1%
Office storage Other 6.1%
Recreation Other 6.1%
Classroom Counter 3.5%
Elementary classroom Counter 3.5%
Secondary classroom Metal shelves 1.7%
Secondary classroom Shelves 1.7%
Classroom Metal shelves 1.6%
Location Container Chance
Inside a bag or case Pencil case 2.6%
Inside a bag or case Schoolbag 1%

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