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Requires a [[hatch cover]]. | 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. | ||
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| + | 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 | ||
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| + | Floor Hatches could possibly have another use: | ||
| + | -Trap doors when hooked to pressure plates? | ||
| + | -For use over pits and ponds? | ||
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| + | More testing is required. | ||
Revision as of 07:02, 30 October 2007
Requires a hatch cover.
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.
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
Floor Hatches could possibly have another use: -Trap doors when hooked to pressure plates? -For use over pits and ponds?
More testing is required.