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| width=80px height=80px | [[File:Stockpile.png|link=Dumping stockpile|Dumping stockpile zone]]  
 
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| width=80px height=80px | [[File:ZoneCreate_Growing.png|link=Growing zone]]  
 
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| <div><small>[[Stockpile zone]]</small></div>
 
| <div><small>[[Stockpile zone]]</small></div>
 
| <div><small>[[Dumping stockpile|Dumping stockpile zone]]</small></div>  
 
| <div><small>[[Dumping stockpile|Dumping stockpile zone]]</small></div>  
 
| <div><small>[[Growing zone]]</small></div>  
 
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| <div><small>[[Zone/Area#Shrink zone|Shrink zone]]</small></div>
 
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Zones are groups of map tiles, marked by the player, and may be selected and configured. Zones are always contiguous. They define their own space and cannot overlap other zones.
 
Zones are groups of map tiles, marked by the player, and may be selected and configured. Zones are always contiguous. They define their own space and cannot overlap other zones.
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The content of any stockpile, dumping stockpile or growing zone can be defined by selecting the zone and clicking the brown button that appears above the [[user interface|Architect]] menu. The priority of a stockpile or dumping stockpile can also be set there.
 
The content of any stockpile, dumping stockpile or growing zone can be defined by selecting the zone and clicking the brown button that appears above the [[user interface|Architect]] menu. The priority of a stockpile or dumping stockpile can also be set there.
  
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===[[Stockpile zone]]===
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===Stockpile zone===
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[[Stockpile zone|Stockpiles]] are where most of a colony's goods are stored. They can be configured to hold any combination of items, from individual items (metal stockpile, log stockpile etc.) to groups of items (weapons stockpile, meal stockpile etc.) or even all items.
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<br/>Storage settings can be copied from stockpiles and dumping stockpiles to other stockpiles. Settings can also be copied to stockpiles from [[grave]]s, [[sarcophagus|sarcophagi]], or [[shelf|shelves]], however options that don't exist in the source (i.e. food) are copied as disallowed.
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Stockpiles are where most of a colony's goods are stored. They can be configured to hold any combination of items, from individual items (metal stockpile, log stockpile etc.) to groups of items (weapons stockpile, meal stockpile etc.) or even all items.
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===Dumping stockpile zone===
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[[Dumping stockpile zone|Dumping stockpiles]] are, by default, enabled to hold debris and corpses, however they are functionally identical to regular stockpiles, differing only in name and default settings.
  
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===[[Dumping stockpile|Dumping stockpile zone]]===
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Some applications for dumping stockpiles outside of general storage include hauling debris to form makeshift defenses, or creating areas to dispose of raider corpses via [[molotov cocktails]].
  
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Dumping stockpiles are, by default, enabled to hold debris and corpses, however they are functionally identical to regular stockpiles, differing only in name and default settings.
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===Growing zone===
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[[Growing zone]]s allow colonists with the growing job [[overview|enabled]] to grow plants. These plants range from food crops, to flowers to improve the environment, to trees to provide wood. Soil fertility and amount of available light strongly influences plant growth, and so are major factors to consider when placing growing zones.  Some soil is superfertile (exceeding 100%), and will yield crops at a better than normal rate.
  
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Some applications for dumping stockpiles outside of general storage include hauling debris to form makeshift defenses, or creating areas to dispose of raider corpses via [[molotov cocktails]].
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Growing zones are less efficient than [[hydroponics basin|hydroponics]], therefore it is advisable to move food production to hydroponics when it becomes available.
  
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===[[Growing zone]]===
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Hydroponics are a necessity in extreme environments, like arctic ice sheets, where plants will not grow because of temperature or fertility.  The hydroponic basin is placed indoors, where the temperature can be regulated.
  
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Growing zones allow colonists with the growing job [[overview|enabled]] to grow plants. These plants range from food crops, to flowers to improve the environment, to trees to provide wood. Growing zones are less efficient than [[hydroponics table|hydroponics]], therefore it is advisable to move food production to hydroponics when it becomes available.
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===Shrink zone===
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The shrink zones tool allows players to shrink any type of zone square by square, allowing players to shape or remove zones according to their needs.
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'''Delete zones'''<br>
 
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The delete zones tool allows players to delete stockpile or growing zones square by square, allowing players to shape or remove their zones according to their needs.
 
  
 
==Areas==
 
==Areas==
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| width=130px height=80px | [[File:AreaAllowed.png|link=Allowed area]][[File:AreaAllowedClear.png|link=Allowed area]]   
 
| width=130px height=80px | [[File:AreaAllowed.png|link=Allowed area]][[File:AreaAllowedClear.png|link=Allowed area]]   
 
| width=130px height=80px | [[File:HomeRegionOn.png|link=Home area]][[File:HomeRegionOff.png|link=Home area]]   
 
| width=130px height=80px | [[File:HomeRegionOn.png|link=Home area]][[File:HomeRegionOff.png|link=Home area]]   
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| width=130px height=80px | [[File:NoRoofRegionOn.png|link=No roof area]][[File:NoRoofRegionOff.png|link=No roof area]]
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| width=200px height=80px | [[File:BuildRoofAreaExpand.png|link=Build roof area]][[File:NoRoofRegionOn.png|link=No roof area]][[File:BuildRoofAreaClear.png|link=Build roof area]]
 
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| <div><small>[[Allowed area]]</small></div>
 
| <div><small>[[Allowed area]]</small></div>
 
| <div><small>[[Home area]]</small></div>  
 
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| <div><small>[[Zone/Area#Snow clear area|Snow clear area]]</small></div>
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| <div><small>[[Build roof area]]</small></div>
 
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Areas are groups of map tiles, marked by the player, and act like an invisible layer on the map. Areas become visible only when using their expand or clear tools. Each type of area exists in its own layer, serves its own purpose, and may overlap other areas and zones. An area can be painted in any shape and may have disjoined sections - it need not be contiguous.
 
Areas are groups of map tiles, marked by the player, and act like an invisible layer on the map. Areas become visible only when using their expand or clear tools. Each type of area exists in its own layer, serves its own purpose, and may overlap other areas and zones. An area can be painted in any shape and may have disjoined sections - it need not be contiguous.
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Each area tool is followed by a 'clear area' tool that is used to delete sections of that area.  
 
Each area tool is followed by a 'clear area' tool that is used to delete sections of that area.  
  
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An allowed area restricts where colonists can perform work and joy activities. It does not restrict them from pathing outside an allowed area in order to get to their destination. A hunter will not hunt animals that are outside of his or her allowed area. Firefighters will not extinguish fire that is not both in the home area and inside their allowed area.
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An [[allowed area]] restricts where colonists and animals can travel. Items and locations outside of a colonist's allowed area are considered forbidden to them. When pathing, colonists take the shortest path within their allowed area. If there's no path within their allowed area, they may leave the allowed area to take the shortest path. A hunter will not hunt animals that are outside of his or her allowed area. Firefighters will not extinguish fire that is not both in the home area and inside their allowed area.
  
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From the Expand Allowed Area button, clicking 'Manage allowed areas' allows the player to create or delete areas, rename areas, or invert an area. Inverting an area allows a player to effectively paint the entire map except for the area as drawn by the player. Colonists may still travel through the unpainted void of an inverted area. They just won't perform any activities there. As many as eight areas may be created.
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[[Draft]]ed colonists (and their tamed animals) ignore allowed areas.
  
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In a colonist's inspect pane they may be assigned to a single allowed area. By default it is 'unrestricted'.
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From the Expand Allowed Area button, clicking 'Manage allowed areas' allows the player to create or delete areas, rename areas, or invert an area. Inverting an area allows a player to effectively paint the entire map except for the area as drawn by the player. If no other path is available, colonists may still travel through disallowed areas, but they will not interact with any objects or perform any tasks there.
  
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Colonists can be restricted to specific allowed areas using the [[Menus#restrict|restrict]] menu, and while animals can be restricted using the [[Menus#Animals]] menu. The default is 'Unrestricted'.
  
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The Home area tool is very important - colonists won't fight fires or repair objects outside the home area. Home areas can be set to auto-generate around player built objects and structures, and can be toggled via the house icon in the lower right of the screen; this setting is on by default.
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===Home area===
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The [[Home area]] tool is very important - colonists won't fight fires or repair objects outside the home area. Home areas can be set to auto-generate around player built objects and structures, and can be toggled via the house icon in the lower right of the screen; this setting is on by default.
  
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===Roof area===
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There are three different zones related to roofing:
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# A [[build roof area]] will cause pawns to build a roof in the specified area.  Keep in mind each roof tile needs to be within 6 range of a wall to not collapse.
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# A [[ignore roof area]] will cause pawns to not alter the roof in a specified area
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# A [[remove roof area]] will cause pawns to remove any roofs in a given area.  This is useful for things like removing a large building without worrying about roof collapse, or walling in vulnerable solar generators without blocking out the sun.
  
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No roof areas prevent constructed roofs from forming, and can also be used to remove constructed roofs. This is useful for things like removing a building without risk of the roof collapsing on top of colonists, or building walls around vulnerable solar generators without blocking out the sunlight.
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Removing an established roof is a low priority construction job.  You may want to manually compel a constructor pawn to do the job in a timely manner, or cancel other higher priority construction jobs. When removing a wall supporting roofs, make sure that the roof has been removed before the wall.  This sequence is not an automatic priority.
  
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:The '''Clear no roof area''' tool allows the player to delete sections of a No roof area, allowing roofs to be built over enclosed spaces where there previously was a No roof area.
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When having difficulty with Roof Removal, check to make sure that the pawns can actually reach the sections of roof being removed.
  
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The Snow clear area tool allows colonists to remove the snow from designated areas in order to increase move speed.
  
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The Snow clear area tool allows colonists to remove the snow from designated areas in order to increase move speed.
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Zones and areas are groups of map tiles, marked by the player. They aren't structures, rather just marked sections of the map for organization and control.

Zones

Stockpile Dumping stockpile zone ZoneCreate Growing.png ZoneDelete.png

Zones are groups of map tiles, marked by the player, and may be selected and configured. Zones are always contiguous. They define their own space and cannot overlap other zones.

The content of any stockpile, dumping stockpile or growing zone can be defined by selecting the zone and clicking the brown button that appears above the Architect menu. The priority of a stockpile or dumping stockpile can also be set there.

Stockpile zone

Stockpiles are where most of a colony's goods are stored. They can be configured to hold any combination of items, from individual items (metal stockpile, log stockpile etc.) to groups of items (weapons stockpile, meal stockpile etc.) or even all items.

StorageSettingsCopy.png StorageSettingsPaste.png


Storage settings can be copied from stockpiles and dumping stockpiles to other stockpiles. Settings can also be copied to stockpiles from graves, sarcophagi, or shelves, however options that don't exist in the source (i.e. food) are copied as disallowed. Template:Clr

Dumping stockpile zone

Dumping stockpiles are, by default, enabled to hold debris and corpses, however they are functionally identical to regular stockpiles, differing only in name and default settings.

Some applications for dumping stockpiles outside of general storage include hauling debris to form makeshift defenses, or creating areas to dispose of raider corpses via molotov cocktails.

Growing zone

Growing zones allow colonists with the growing job enabled to grow plants. These plants range from food crops, to flowers to improve the environment, to trees to provide wood. Soil fertility and amount of available light strongly influences plant growth, and so are major factors to consider when placing growing zones. Some soil is superfertile (exceeding 100%), and will yield crops at a better than normal rate.

Growing zones are less efficient than hydroponics, therefore it is advisable to move food production to hydroponics when it becomes available.

Hydroponics are a necessity in extreme environments, like arctic ice sheets, where plants will not grow because of temperature or fertility. The hydroponic basin is placed indoors, where the temperature can be regulated.

Shrink zone

The shrink zones tool allows players to shrink any type of zone square by square, allowing players to shape or remove zones according to their needs.

Areas

AreaAllowed.pngAreaAllowedClear.png HomeRegionOn.pngHomeRegionOff.png SnowClearAreaOn.pngSnowClearAreaOff.png BuildRoofAreaExpand.pngNoRoofRegionOn.pngBuildRoofAreaClear.png

Areas are groups of map tiles, marked by the player, and act like an invisible layer on the map. Areas become visible only when using their expand or clear tools. Each type of area exists in its own layer, serves its own purpose, and may overlap other areas and zones. An area can be painted in any shape and may have disjoined sections - it need not be contiguous.

Each area tool is followed by a 'clear area' tool that is used to delete sections of that area.

Allowed area

An allowed area restricts where colonists and animals can travel. Items and locations outside of a colonist's allowed area are considered forbidden to them. When pathing, colonists take the shortest path within their allowed area. If there's no path within their allowed area, they may leave the allowed area to take the shortest path. A hunter will not hunt animals that are outside of his or her allowed area. Firefighters will not extinguish fire that is not both in the home area and inside their allowed area.

Drafted colonists (and their tamed animals) ignore allowed areas.

From the Expand Allowed Area button, clicking 'Manage allowed areas' allows the player to create or delete areas, rename areas, or invert an area. Inverting an area allows a player to effectively paint the entire map except for the area as drawn by the player. If no other path is available, colonists may still travel through disallowed areas, but they will not interact with any objects or perform any tasks there.

Colonists can be restricted to specific allowed areas using the restrict menu, and while animals can be restricted using the Menus#Animals menu. The default is 'Unrestricted'.

Home area

The Home area tool is very important - colonists won't fight fires or repair objects outside the home area. Home areas can be set to auto-generate around player built objects and structures, and can be toggled via the house icon in the lower right of the screen; this setting is on by default.

Roof area

There are three different zones related to roofing:

  1. A build roof area will cause pawns to build a roof in the specified area. Keep in mind each roof tile needs to be within 6 range of a wall to not collapse.
  2. A ignore roof area will cause pawns to not alter the roof in a specified area
  3. A remove roof area will cause pawns to remove any roofs in a given area. This is useful for things like removing a large building without worrying about roof collapse, or walling in vulnerable solar generators without blocking out the sun.

Removing an established roof is a low priority construction job. You may want to manually compel a constructor pawn to do the job in a timely manner, or cancel other higher priority construction jobs. When removing a wall supporting roofs, make sure that the roof has been removed before the wall. This sequence is not an automatic priority.

When having difficulty with Roof Removal, check to make sure that the pawns can actually reach the sections of roof being removed.

Snow clear area

The Snow clear area tool allows colonists to remove the snow from designated areas in order to increase move speed.

Architect
Zone/Area
Stockpile zone • Dumping stockpile zone • Growing zone • Allowed area • Home area • Build roof area • Remove roof area • Snow clear area

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