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The only terrain type you can [[construction]]. Must be built orthogonally[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogonality] between walls and other roofs. Basically this means you have to start in a corner, then you can cover your building. | The only terrain type you can [[construction|construct]]. Must be built orthogonally[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orthogonality] between walls and other roofs. Basically this means you have to start in a corner, then you can cover your building. | ||
This tile is what you create with the roof construction. Look at the stage to see that it creates the floor. Since, at the time of writing this entry, there are no levels in Cataclysm: the floor tile is how it is shown there is a roof. | This tile is what you create with the roof construction. Look at the stage to see that it creates the floor. Since, at the time of writing this entry, there are no levels in Cataclysm: the floor tile is how it is shown there is a roof. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:12, 15 June 2016
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| Movement | 100 |
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| Action | none |
| Flags | transparent l_flammable supports_roof collapses indoors |
The only terrain type you can construct. Must be built orthogonally[1] between walls and other roofs. Basically this means you have to start in a corner, then you can cover your building.
This tile is what you create with the roof construction. Look at the stage to see that it creates the floor. Since, at the time of writing this entry, there are no levels in Cataclysm: the floor tile is how it is shown there is a roof.
Floors can hold 4000 volume for storage. When exceeding 4000 volume on a floor tile, the items dropped will automatically be moved to an adjacent tile(without notification).