Topic: Broken body parts

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

forest1985

Member

The bulk update request #13653 is pending approval.

create implication broken_bone (361) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_horn (5760) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_wing (306) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_antler (193) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_arm (191) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_legs (163) -> broken_leg (89)
create implication broken_neck (151) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_teeth (122) -> broken_tooth (29)
create implication broken_halo (94) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_leg (89) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_tusk (64) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_wrist (59) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_pelvis (45) -> broken_bone (361)
create implication broken_tail (32) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_tooth (29) -> broken_bone (361)
create implication broken_jaw (28) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_fingers (27) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_penis (25) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_nose (24) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_ear (21) -> broken_body_part (0)

Reason: broken body parts

forest1985

Member

The bulk update request #13654 is pending approval.

create implication broken_back (16) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_hand (15) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_spine (15) -> broken_bone (361)
create implication broken_body (13) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_rib (12) -> broken_bone (361)
create implication broken_antennae (11) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_skull (10) -> broken_bone (361)
create implication broken_claw (9) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_ankle (7) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_beak (6) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_baculum (5) -> broken_penis (25)
create implication broken_finger (5) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_knot_root (4) -> broken_penis (25)
create implication broken_nails (3) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_toes (2) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_knees (1) -> broken_knee (1)
create implication broken_knee (1) -> broken_leg (89)
create implication broken_hips (1) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_spike (1) -> broken_body_part (0)
create implication broken_sternum (1) -> broken_bone (361)

Reason: broken body parts

forest1985

Member

watsit said:
Not all of these necessarily result in visibly broken bones. For example, broken_tail:
post #6249649 post #4977947 post #1259327

and broken_wing:
post #6000576 post #5515044

don't show a broken bone. I'm also not sure broken_bone should imply broken_body_part, if it's a loose bone and/or iconography not attached to a character or body:
post #3110480 post #4144993

i'll change the wing and tail thing, however if a body part is seperated from the body it is still a body part. maybe for the iconography, broken_bone_iconography would work

Watsit

Privileged

forest1985 said:
i'll change the wing and tail thing

The same for broken_arm, broken_leg, and others. The only ones that would be valid implications are when the thing itself is a bone (e.g. broken_skull is fine since a skull is bone, so to see a broken skull is to see a broken bone; but seeing a broken_finger doesn't mean you can see a broken_bone).

forest1985 said:
however if a body part is seperated from the body it is still a body part.

I wouldn't say a loose bone by itself is a body part. If this bone was broken:
post #5752393
I wouldn't expect that under broken_body_part.

forest1985

Member

watsit said:
The same for broken_arm, broken_leg, and others. The only ones that would be valid implications are when the thing itself is a bone (e.g. broken_skull is fine since a skull is bone, so to see a broken skull is to see a broken bone; but seeing a broken_finger doesn't mean you can see a broken_bone).

I wouldn't say a loose bone by itself is a body part. If this bone was broken:
post #5752393
I wouldn't expect that under broken_body_part.

alr, but judging by the wiki, this use of broken bone would be incorrect- and it says parts broken that would imply a broken bone, broken legs always mean broken bones because they are made of bone, unless somehow only the cartilage connecting bones is broken which is very rare