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[SpiralDimentia]

Anyways.

I decided to set up a small beekeeping side bproject with this fort I have, because why not, I'm just going to do whatever since I'll be using this for adventure mode anyways. I was going to build the artificial hives underground, so I wouldn't have to come to the surface [my fortress is 50 levels down.] but apparently that won't work. So my hives are on the surface, and my screw press for wax and honeycombs is 50 levels down. I figure, whatever, I won't have to worry about it too much. I made some jugs to collect the jelly and honey, and was going to set up a small stockpile for them... but my dwarves carried them to my finished goods stockpile. I opened it up and turned off options of tuff I didn't want there [armour, chains, flasks, etc] then went into item types and turned off stoneware and earthenware.  However, the jugs are -still- being stored there... do they count as goblets somehow? What do I need to turn off?

[Mushroo]

I think they count as "tools."

[JmzLost]

Yes, jugs, hives, nest boxes, and pots all count as tools, as well as some things you can import (cauldrons and cleavers from the humans, at least).

JMZ

[devek]

I clicked on this expecting to see jugs, and was sorely disappointed.

[Silophant]

Here's some.

[Lord Darkstar]

SpiralDimentia, just make an open air shaft that goes down to your fortress and put your hives adjacent to it.