Retaining Wall - Revision history

Prometheus0000: fix cat

2025-06-23T12:23:06Z

fix cat

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	\| Footprint = 2x4		\| Footprint = 2x4
	\| Research = Retaining Walls		\| Research = Retaining Walls
	\| Designation = ~~Buildings (For Vehicles)~~		\| Designation = Terraforming
			\| DesigImgOverride= Mining.png
	\| Variants = Retaining Wall (Short)<br>Retaining Wall (Long)<br>Retaining Wall (Cross)<br>Retaining Wall (Tee)		\| Variants = Retaining Wall (Short)<br>Retaining Wall (Long)<br>Retaining Wall (Cross)<br>Retaining Wall (Tee)
	}}		}}

Fosnez: Added info about toggle_terrain_designations_over_entities console command

2023-06-20T03:08:04Z

Added info about toggle_terrain_designations_over_entities console command

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	Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.		Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.


			Using the "toggle_terrain_designations_over_entities" console command will allow the user place mining / dumping designation onto the same tile as the retaining wall. A demonstration of this can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtdFC6bjJ98&t=943s

	{{Footer Infobox}}		{{Footer Infobox}}

NaK: Update recipes for version 0.5.2

2023-05-18T09:10:17Z

Update recipes for version 0.5.2

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	! Image !! Name !! Footprint !! Recipe		! Image !! Name !! Footprint !! Recipe
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	\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Short).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Short) \|\| 1x2 \|\| {{Machine Recipe\|Input1Name=Iron\|Input1Qty=3\|Input2Name=Concrete Slab\|Input2Qty=10}}		\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Short).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Short) \|\| 1x2 \|\| {{Machine Recipe\|Input1Name=Iron\|Input1Qty=4\|Input2Name=Concrete Slab\|Input2Qty=10}}
	\|-		\|-
	\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Corner).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Corner) \|\| rowspan="3" \| 2x2 \|\| rowspan="3" \| {{Machine Recipe\|Input1Name=Iron\|Input1Qty=6\|Input2Name=Concrete Slab\|Input2Qty=12}}		\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Corner).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Corner) \|\| rowspan="3" \| 2x2 \|\| rowspan="3" \| {{Machine Recipe\|Input1Name=Iron\|Input1Qty=6\|Input2Name=Concrete Slab\|Input2Qty=12}}

L32: Footer Infobox

2023-05-03T08:23:51Z

Footer Infobox

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	Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.		Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.

	{{~~Navbox/Machines~~}}		{{Footer Infobox}}

GigaMaxon: Added a Link to Pipes

2023-01-03T10:51:09Z

Added a Link to Pipes

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	Retaining wall can be built with different levels of submersion to the ground. On perfectly flat ground theres 6 different levels of submersion, on steep slopes there can be none.		Retaining wall can be built with different levels of submersion to the ground. On perfectly flat ground theres 6 different levels of submersion, on steep slopes there can be none.

	Retaining walls, as other buildings (with the exception of pipes?), will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.		Retaining walls, as other buildings (with the exception of [[Pipe\|pipes]]?), will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.

	Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.		Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.

	{{Navbox/Machines}}		{{Navbox/Machines}}

NaK: Delete legacy information

2022-09-01T20:36:34Z

Delete legacy information

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	Retaining walls, as other buildings (with the exception of pipes?), will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.		Retaining walls, as other buildings (with the exception of pipes?), will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.

	It is advised to place Retaining Walls exactly on the center of a excavating/dumping tile border, as otherwise excavators will be able to dig "through" the wall and trucks dump "over" it, when assigned to a mining tile which is colliding with the wall.

	Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.		Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.

	{{Navbox/Machines}}		{{Navbox/Machines}}

Phoenixx at 21:33, 4 July 2022

2022-07-04T21:33:26Z

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	'''Retaining Walls''' is a structure that prevents the falling of already existing or dumped [[:Category:Loose products\|Loose products]] while the tile behind it is excavated or dumped on.		'''Retaining Walls''' is a structure that prevents the falling of already existing or dumped [[:Category:Loose products\|Loose products]] while the tile behind it is excavated or dumped on.

	It exists in 5 variants with with different footprints (1x2, 2x2 and 2x4).		It exists in 5 variants with with different footprints: (1x2, 2x2 and 2x4):

			{\| class="wikitable"
			! Image !! Name !! Footprint !! Recipe
			\|-
			\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Short).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Short) \|\| 1x2 \|\| {{Machine Recipe\|Input1Name=Iron\|Input1Qty=3\|Input2Name=Concrete Slab\|Input2Qty=10}}
			\|-
			\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Corner).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Corner) \|\| rowspan="3" \| 2x2 \|\| rowspan="3" \| {{Machine Recipe\|Input1Name=Iron\|Input1Qty=6\|Input2Name=Concrete Slab\|Input2Qty=12}}
			\|-
			\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Cross).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Cross)
			\|-
			\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Tee).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Tee)
			\|-
			\| [[File:Retaining Wall (Long).png\|96px]] \|\| Retaining Wall (Long) \|\| 2x4 \|\| {{Machine Recipe\|Input1Name=Iron\|Input1Qty=12\|Input2Name=Concrete Slab\|Input2Qty=40}}
			\|}

	Retaining wall can be built with different levels of submersion to the ground. On perfectly flat ground theres 6 different levels of submersion, on steep slopes there can be none.		Retaining wall can be built with different levels of submersion to the ground. On perfectly flat ground theres 6 different levels of submersion, on steep slopes there can be none.

	Retaining walls, as other buildings (with he exception of pipes?), will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.		Retaining walls, as other buildings (with the exception of pipes?), will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.

	It is advised to place Retaining Walls exactly on the center of a excavating/dumping tile border, as otherwise excavators will be able to dig "through" the wall and trucks dump "over" it, when assigned to a mining tile which is colliding with the wall.		It is advised to place Retaining Walls exactly on the center of a excavating/dumping tile border, as otherwise excavators will be able to dig "through" the wall and trucks dump "over" it, when assigned to a mining tile which is colliding with the wall.

	Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.		Retaining Wall (Long) is exactly the length of a mining/dumping tile, which is 4x4.

	~~==Gallery==~~
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~Retaining Walls (Short).png\|Retaining Walls (Short)~~
	~~Retaining Walls (Corner).png \|Retaining Walls (Corner)~~
	~~Retaining Walls (Cross).png \|Retaining Walls (Cross)~~
	~~Retaining Walls (Tee).png\|Retaining Walls (Tee)~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	{{Navbox/Machines}}		{{Navbox/Machines}}

Phoenixx at 21:11, 4 July 2022

2022-07-04T21:11:54Z

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	{{Machine Recipe		{{Machine Recipe
	\| Input1Name = Iron		\| Input1Name = Iron
	\| Input1Qty = 9		\| Input1Qty = 12
	\| Input2Name = Concrete Slab		\| Input2Name = Concrete Slab
	\| Input2Qty = 30		\| Input2Qty = 40
	}}		}}
	\| Workers = none		\| Workers = none

AK615 at 16:44, 1 July 2022

2022-07-01T16:44:24Z

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	'''Retaining Walls''' is a structure that prevents the falling of ~~allready~~ existing or dumped [[:Category:Loose products\|Loose products]] while the tile behind it is excavated or dumped on.		'''Retaining Walls''' is a structure that prevents the falling of already existing or dumped [[:Category:Loose products\|Loose products]] while the tile behind it is excavated or dumped on.

	It exists in 5 variants with with different footprints (1x2, 2x2 and 2x4).		It exists in 5 variants with with different footprints (1x2, 2x2 and 2x4).

AK615 at 16:43, 1 July 2022

2022-07-01T16:43:52Z

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	Retaining wall can be built with different levels of submersion to the ground. On perfectly flat ground theres 6 different levels of submersion, on steep slopes there can be none.		Retaining wall can be built with different levels of submersion to the ground. On perfectly flat ground theres 6 different levels of submersion, on steep slopes there can be none.

	Retaining walls, as other buildings, will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.		Retaining walls, as other buildings (with he exception of pipes?), will start to take damage as any of it's 8 foundation tiles is lowered below the bottom or risen above top of its 3D model.

	It is advised to place Retaining Walls exactly on the center of a excavating/dumping tile border, as otherwise excavators will be able to dig "through" the wall and trucks dump "over" it, when assigned to a mining tile which is colliding with the wall.		It is advised to place Retaining Walls exactly on the center of a excavating/dumping tile border, as otherwise excavators will be able to dig "through" the wall and trucks dump "over" it, when assigned to a mining tile which is colliding with the wall.