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1. Is it indoors?
2. There are reports that things are rotting really slowly right now. As in, more than a year for corpses to rot, sort of thing. |
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Yes, it's indoors. Corpses in the nearby refuse stockpile rot quite rapidly by comparison. |
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Uploading a save might be helpful for this one. |
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Save available here: http://dffd.wimbli.com/file.php?id=3075 |
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I should also add that I don't think I've ever seen fat rot in previous versions either - I recall doing a test in 40d where I dumped a bunch of animal fat in an outdoor garbage dump and it never disappeared. |
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Just did a test in 0.31.13 where I let three stacks of fat (dog fat [13], dog fat [13], two-humped camel fat [15]) sit forbidden outdoors for over a year. They never rotted, though they did occasionally become "laced with water" when they got rained on. |
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This seems to be a historical issue - only specific item types can rot (as determined by how items are 'categorized' into subgroups for performance), and GLOB isn't one of them.
The complete list of rottable items, as of 0.34.11, appears to be as follows: CORPSE, CORPSEPIECE, REMAINS, MEAT, FISH, FISH_RAW, SEEDS, PLANT, LEAVES, CHEESE, FOOD, and EGG. |
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Confirmed in v0.43.05x32. |
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