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Undo revision 171007 by Margotbean (talk) -- Just dove into the 1.6 game's code. When DustSprite does a DestroyObject action, it passes 'null' as value for 'who' to OnStoneDestroyed, which then tries to give experience to null (in other words, nothing happens). Admittedly I'm no code-fu master and could've misread or misinterpreted, but I feel fairly confident in my assertion.
*The Dust Sprites may be a reference to the [[wikipedia:Susuwatari|Soot Sprites]] from [[wikipedia:Studio Ghibli|Studio Ghibli's]] animated films [[wikipedia:Spirited Away|"Spirited Away"]] and [[wikipedia:My Neighbor Totoro|"My Neighbor Totoro"]].
*The Dust Sprites may be a reference to the [[wikipedia:Susuwatari|Soot Sprites]] from [[wikipedia:Studio Ghibli|Studio Ghibli's]] animated films [[wikipedia:Spirited Away|"Spirited Away"]] and [[wikipedia:My Neighbor Totoro|"My Neighbor Totoro"]].
*The Dust Sprite's name in data files is "Dust Spirit".
*The Dust Sprite's name in data files is "Dust Spirit".
*Players get [[Mining]] experience points for any rocks that are broken by Dust Sprites. This is the case even in [[Multiplayer]] where every player will get the experience for the rock broken, even if they weren't in the mines at the time.
*Players used to get [[Mining]] experience points for any rocks that were broken by Dust Sprites. This was the case even in [[Multiplayer]] where every player would get the experience for the rock broken, even if they weren't in the mines at the time. This behavior was changed in 1.6.<ref name="RocksGrantExp" />
==References==
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<ref name="RocksGrantExp">See <samp>DustSpirit::behaviorAtGameTick</samp> in the game code.</ref>
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==History==
==History==