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Re-Teachable

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Recipes and Emotes that are Re-Teachable can be taught to another player, and that player can then teach the emote/recipe to others.

Re-Teachable Emotes

Re-Teachable Emotes will have "Re-Teachable" shown in the "Teachability" column in the Emotes listing.

For emotes that are either Teachable or Re-Teachable, teaching an emote is done by opening a trade window with another player (by right clicking on the player and then clicking "trade"), then dragging the emote from your Emote listing and into the trade window. Both players then accept the trade.

Re-Teachable Recipes

Re-Teachable recipes will have "(Re-teachable)" appended to the recipe name.

Re-Teachable recipes are also Discoverable: the recipe can be learned (discovered) by making the item at a Crafting Station. When you craft a Discoverable recipe for the first time, the recipe is automatically added to your Recipe Book.

For recipes that are either Teachable or Re-Teachable, teaching a recipe is done by opening a trade window with another player (by right clicking on the player and then clicking "trade"), then dragging the recipe from your Recipe Book and into the trade window. Both players then accept the trade.

Differences Between Teachable, Re-Teachable, and Not Teachable

Main article: Learning
Type of
Recipe/Emote
You Can Teach Recipe/Emote to Other Players? Players Who Learned Recipe/Emote from You
Can Teach it to Other Players?
Discoverable
(for recipes only)
Not Teachable † No (not Applicable) No
Teachable Yes (the player who learns the recipe/emote will learn it as Not Teachable) No No
Re-Teachable Yes (the player who learns the recipe/emote will learn it as Re-Teachable) Yes Yes

† Not Teachable emotes will have a "'-" (dash) shown in the "Teachability" column in the Emotes listing. Not Teachable recipes will not have "(Teachable)" nor "(Re-Teachable)" appended to the recipe name in your Recipe Book.

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