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| − | '''''Build on coasts without having to bulldoze the water manually''''' |
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Build on coasts without having to bulldoze the water manually |
Build on coasts without having to bulldoze the water manually |
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Configuration file: buildoncoasts |
Configuration file: buildoncoasts |
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Command line: -YC |
Command line: -YC |
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| − | + | ==Description== |
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| − | This switch allows you to build items on coastal tiles that are partly land and partly water. |
+ | This switch allows you to build items on coastal tiles that are partly land and partly water. Normally you would have to bulldoze the tile, and quickly build on it before the water returns. If this switch is active, you don't have to manually bulldoze first. |
| − | This option is most useful when the buildonslopes switch is also enabled |
+ | This option is most useful when the buildonslopes switch is also enabled (see [[BuildOnSlopes| Build on Slopes]]), as it gives you a much wider choice of things that can be built on sloped tiles like the coastal ones. |
Note that you still have to pay for the cost of bulldozing, so building on the tiles can still be very expensive if more than one edge has water on it. |
Note that you still have to pay for the cost of bulldozing, so building on the tiles can still be very expensive if more than one edge has water on it. |
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This patch was contributed by Marcin Grzegorczyk. |
This patch was contributed by Marcin Grzegorczyk. |
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Latest revision as of 15:12, 15 June 2011
Build on coasts without having to bulldoze the water manually
Switch
Configuration file: buildoncoasts
Command line: -YC
Description
This switch allows you to build items on coastal tiles that are partly land and partly water. Normally you would have to bulldoze the tile, and quickly build on it before the water returns. If this switch is active, you don't have to manually bulldoze first.
This option is most useful when the buildonslopes switch is also enabled (see Build on Slopes), as it gives you a much wider choice of things that can be built on sloped tiles like the coastal ones.
Note that you still have to pay for the cost of bulldozing, so building on the tiles can still be very expensive if more than one edge has water on it.
This patch was contributed by Marcin Grzegorczyk.
