refaseal.blogg.se - Roofs or rooves

Reason: Further optimization of roof drop traps.

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Constructed and thin mountain roof deal between 15 and 30 damage with 0% AP, targeted at the "outside" and "top" of a pawn i.e. Normal collapsed roof remove the roof tiles in question and leaves filth in the form of building and rock rubble on the ground. Thick mountain roof is not removed by collapse - if the collapsed rock is mined out and a collapse is triggered again, more collapsed rock will be created indefinitely. Pawns and objects caught under collapsed rocks will be utterly destroyed their bodies, gear, and inventory are unrecoverable. Collapsed overhead mountain will leave collapsed rocks. Thick mountain roof deals 99,999 damage with 999% AP, obliterating anything underneath it. Roof collapses cause damage to to everything and everyone underneath them, dealing injuries to pawns and damage to items. The player receives an event notification when a roof tile collapses and the game is paused. Removing the last tile of roof supporting another section of roof by deconstruction will delete the now-unsupported section but will not cause a collapse nor cause any damage. The roof remains the same.Ĭonstructed roof Rock roof (thin) įunctionally the same as constructed roof (?)Ī roof will collapse if the last supporting structure within 6 tiles is removed, whether by mining, deconstruction, or destruction. Having a roof collapse will create collapsed rocks, instantly killing or destroying anything underneath.Overhead mountain is considered more indoors for an undergrounder's Indoors need.Overhead mountain allows infestations to spawn (see Infestation#Natural Infestations for details).Overhead mountain has natural temperature-regulating effects.Pods will land somewhere else mortar shells are erased. Overhead mountain does not allow transport pods to land or any mortar shells to hit.Overhead mountain has special properties compared to regular roof: Having a higher percentage of a room roofed will increase insulation.Ĭertain buildings like mortars and ground-penetrating scanners do not function under a roof. If a room is considered "Unroofed", then temperature will instantly equalize with the Outdoors temperature. This allows temperature changes to occur. A room with enough roof will turn from "Unroofed" to "Roofed".

Prevent item deterioration completely, if the roofed area is also in a room.

It does not matter if the area between shooter and target is roofed.

Prevent the effects of weather from impacting ranged combat, assuming both the shooter and the target are under a roof.

Prevent lightning from striking an area.

Prevent rain from giving colonists the −3 Soaking Wet moodlet or accelerating item deterioration.

Prevent sunlight from reaching the area, lowering the light level of the tile.

Also a list of buildings affected would be nice.Īll types of roof do the following, when placed: Reason: Likely not a complete list of effects. If a roof's support is removed after it was built, then it will cause a roof collapse. In addition, a roof must be adjacent to either a roof-bearing structure, or another roof. Areas built larger than this will remain partially unroofed without the use of additional support. This means that building with interior dimensions 12x(#) or smaller will always be able to be fully roofed. Thin rock roof can be removed as usual, but overhead mountain cannot be destroyed by any means short of development mode.Ī roof can extend up to 6 tiles from a wall, column, rock wall, or any other fully impassible structure. rock roof (thin) and overhead mountain) cannot be created by the player, and only appear in natural rock formations. Likewise, a remove roof area does the opposite. A build roof area will designate a pawn to build a roof. A single wall or column will support a roof in a roughly circular area 6 tiles around it.Ĭonstructed roofs are created when pawn is ordered to they require no resources to create or destroy.