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(Floor hatches work on ramps and will stop fluids/falling creatures)
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Requires a [[hatch cover]].
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A Floor Hatch is [[door]] based on the Z-axis. When you create a stairway between two floors (both an upwards staircase on the lower floor and a downwards staircase on the upper floor) the Floor Hatch, when put on the upper floor staircase, acts like a door. If you lock it, the dwarves will not use that staircase. A closed floor hatch will block the passage of fluids onto the lower floor, and will stop falling creatures. They can also be used on ramps.
 
 
 
== Uses ==
 
Floor Hatches could possibly have another use:
 
*Trap doors when hooked to pressure plates?
 
*For use over pits and ponds?
 
*Preventing water and magma from flowing down stairs or ramps - useful for aquifer levels
 
 
 
== Testing ==
 
Testing shows that in a nutshell:
 
*Two Floor Hatches (one on each staircase going up and down) is ineffective. You only need to put one on top.
 
*They work just like doors. Only more Z-axisey.
 
*The hatch will be flashing
 
*A dwarf falling down a multiple floor stairway will be stopped by a closed floor hatch.
 
 
 
More testing is required.
 
 
 
{{Furniture}}
 
 
 
[[Category:Furniture]]
 

Latest revision as of 04:08, 26 March 2010

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