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The '''Goggles''' are a [[hat]] that can be [[Tailoring#Hats|tailored]] at the sewing machine inside [[2 Willow Lane|Emily's house]] or with the [[Sewing Machine]] item using [[Cloth]] and a [[Bug Steak]].
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'''Goggles''' are a [[Hats|hat]] that can be [[Tailoring#Hats|tailored]] using [[Cloth]] and a [[Bug Steak]] at the sewing machine inside [[2 Willow Lane|Emily's house]] or the [[Sewing Machine]] received as a reward for the [[Quests#Rock Rejuvenation|"Rock Rejuvenation"]] special order. It can also be obtained from [[Desert Festival#Emily's Outfit Services|Emily's outfit services]] at the [[Desert Festival]]. There is a ~2% chance<ref name="goggleschance" /> to receive the gender-neutral outfit with the Goggles.
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There is a small chance to receive this hat from slaying [[monsters]], breaking [[The Mines#Crates and Barrels|crates and barrels]], chopping [[trees]], shaking trees with seeds, digging [[Artifact Spot]]s, or [[Pans|panning]].<ref name="rarecosmeticdrop" />
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==Notes==
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* The Goggles outfit also includes the [[File:Shirt234.png|24px|link=]] [[Tailoring#Shirts|Circuitboard Shirt]] and [[File:Baggy Pants.png|24px|link=]] [[Tailoring#Pants|Baggy Pants]] (dyed RGB value <span style="background-color: rgb(60,99,62); color: white">60,99,62</span>).<ref name="gogglesoutfit" />
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==References==
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<references>
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  <ref name="goggleschance">Male players have 47 possible outfits (1/47 ≈ 2.13%), while female players have 48 possible ones (1/48 ≈ 2.08%).</ref>
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  <ref name="gogglesoutfit">See <samp>Content\Data\MakeoverOutfits.xnb</samp>. [[wikipedia:RGB color model|RGB]] refers to "Red,Green,Blue".</ref>
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  <ref name="rarecosmeticdrop">See <samp>Utility::getRandomCosmeticItem</samp> and <samp>Utility::trySpawnRareObject</samp> in the game code. Chances are determined in <samp>GameLocation::monsterDrop</samp>, <samp>BreakableContainer::releaseContents</samp>, <samp>Tree::performToolAction</samp>, <samp>Tree::shake</samp>, <samp>GameLocation::digUpArtifactSpot</samp>, and <samp>Pan::getPanItems</samp>.</ref>
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==History==
 
==History==
{{history|1.5|Introduced.}}
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{{History|1.5|Introduced.}}
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{{History|1.6|Can now be randomly obtained as part of an outfit from the Desert Festival. Small chance added to receive from various player actions.}}
  
 
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Goggles
Goggles.png
These will make you look very safe.
Information
Source: Tailoring
Recipe
(Cloth + ):
Bug Steak.png Bug Steak (1)
Sell Price: Cannot be sold

Goggles are a hat that can be tailored using Cloth and a Bug Steak at the sewing machine inside Emily's house or the Sewing Machine received as a reward for the "Rock Rejuvenation" special order. It can also be obtained from Emily's outfit services at the Desert Festival. There is a ~2% chance[1] to receive the gender-neutral outfit with the Goggles.

There is a small chance to receive this hat from slaying monsters, breaking crates and barrels, chopping trees, shaking trees with seeds, digging Artifact Spots, or panning.[2]

Notes

References

  1. Male players have 47 possible outfits (1/47 ≈ 2.13%), while female players have 48 possible ones (1/48 ≈ 2.08%).
  2. See Utility::getRandomCosmeticItem and Utility::trySpawnRareObject in the game code. Chances are determined in GameLocation::monsterDrop, BreakableContainer::releaseContents, Tree::performToolAction, Tree::shake, GameLocation::digUpArtifactSpot, and Pan::getPanItems.
  3. See Content\Data\MakeoverOutfits.xnb. RGB refers to "Red,Green,Blue".

History

  • 1.5: Introduced.
  • 1.6: Can now be randomly obtained as part of an outfit from the Desert Festival. Small chance added to receive from various player actions.