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'''2.0.1 alpha 17 or later''' |
'''2.0.1 alpha 17 or later''' |
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Configuration file: canals on|off |
Configuration file: canals on|off |
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Command line: -Xl |
Command line: -Xl |
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| − | You build canals and locks with the |
+ | You build canals and locks with the "buy land" (picture 1) tool from the docks menu. Locks are built automatically on slopes and allow the ships to access the higher levels of water. |
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This is how the canals look like when you build them on slopes (will create locks) |
This is how the canals look like when you build them on slopes (will create locks) |
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| − | picture 3: alternative canals with locks (Graphics by [[George]]) |
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| − | (more content needed? or maybe screenshots?) |
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This feature was contributed by Oskar Eisemuth. |
This feature was contributed by Oskar Eisemuth. |
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Latest revision as of 15:56, 15 June 2011
Build canals and locks.
2.0.1 alpha 17 or later
Switch
Configuration file: canals on|off
Command line: -Xl
Description
You build canals and locks with the "buy land" (picture 1) tool from the docks menu. Locks are built automatically on slopes and allow the ships to access the higher levels of water.
Picture 1: build canals with the buy land option
This is how the canals look like when you build them on slopes (will create locks)
Picture 2: canals with locks (Graphics by George)
This feature was contributed by Oskar Eisemuth.
