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| − | Typically, a colony constructs their first doors from wood, which is light and so opens more quickly than other doors. However, wood is both flammable and comparatively weak against attacks, so proves vulnerable as the early game moves into mid-/late-game conflict. Despite this, as interior doors, they are often still quite suitable, at least until [[autodoor|better options]] are available. | + | Typically, a colony constructs their first doors from [[wood]], which is light and so opens more quickly than other doors. However, wood is both flammable and comparatively weak against attacks, so proves vulnerable as the early game moves into mid-/late-game conflict. Despite this, as interior doors, they are often still quite suitable, at least until [[autodoor|better options]] are available. |
| − | Once they can be afforded, steel doors are a good balance of durability, flame resistance and price. The next step up for doors that are often closed/opened would be plasteel, a precious material but unsurpassed in strength for defensive positions. | + | Once they can be afforded, steel doors are a good balance of durability, flame resistance and price. The next step up for doors that are often closed/opened would be [[plasteel]], a precious material but unsurpassed in strength for defensive positions. |
Stone doors can be problematic because they open so slowly. However, they do have a 0% flammability, making them a nice option for a firebreak at key locations; select them to be Held Open for normal traffic, and draft/shut them if/when the need arises. They can also be used for areas that are rarely entered, perhaps your [[chemfuel powered generator]]s (which only need to be fueled once/6 days), or for the switch to a bank of emergency batteries. If you do choose to make use of stone doors, [[granite]] is your [[Stone blocks#Comparison table|strongest choice]], and is no slower than any other stone. | Stone doors can be problematic because they open so slowly. However, they do have a 0% flammability, making them a nice option for a firebreak at key locations; select them to be Held Open for normal traffic, and draft/shut them if/when the need arises. They can also be used for areas that are rarely entered, perhaps your [[chemfuel powered generator]]s (which only need to be fueled once/6 days), or for the switch to a bank of emergency batteries. If you do choose to make use of stone doors, [[granite]] is your [[Stone blocks#Comparison table|strongest choice]], and is no slower than any other stone. | ||
Once [[autodoor]]s have been researched, ''and'' you have the power and [[component]] supplies to reliably operate them, standard doors can be replaced with alternative materials and not slow down traffic at all, or at least slow it far less. | Once [[autodoor]]s have been researched, ''and'' you have the power and [[component]] supplies to reliably operate them, standard doors can be replaced with alternative materials and not slow down traffic at all, or at least slow it far less. | ||
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| + | === Temperature Regulation === | ||
| + | Similar to double thick walls, double doors (not side-by-side, rather, both in the path of travel) improve insulation and reduce [[temperature]] equalization. A door can be left permanently open (mark the door to 'hold open' and have a pawn pass through) to help control temperature. Open doors allow temperature to more quickly equalize between rooms, or outdoors for exterior doors. Equalization through open doors is less potent than [[vents]]. | ||
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Revision as of 02:18, 8 June 2022
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Door
Divides rooms. Simple doors must be manually opened, which slows people down. The amount of slowdown depends on what the door is made of.
Base Stats
Building
- Size
- 1 × 1
- Minifiable
- False
- Placeable
- True
- Cover Effectiveness
- 75%
- Terrain Affordance
- Light-heavy
Creation
- Work To Make
- 850 ticks (14.17 secs)
- Stuff Tags
- Metallic, Woody, Stony
- Resources to make
25- Deconstruct yield
- 12 - 13
- Destroy yield
- nothing
Doors provide entry points through walls for colonists while still keeping out enemies and wild animals.
Pawns manually open doors which causes a delay as they try to pass through, as opposed to autodoors which open on demand and allow faster passage. All doors are generally locked to hostile entities, including prisoners, raiders and mad animals. A door can be marked to "Hold open," which means the next time it is opened, it will stay open, and then all pawns can pass through. A door can also be marked "Forbid". Colonists and tamed animals don't use forbidden doors, even if they're held open. However visitors, traders, and colonists on mental breakdowns ignore the forbidden status.
Material choice
Typically, a colony constructs their first doors from wood, which is light and so opens more quickly than other doors. However, wood is both flammable and comparatively weak against attacks, so proves vulnerable as the early game moves into mid-/late-game conflict. Despite this, as interior doors, they are often still quite suitable, at least until better options are available.
Once they can be afforded, steel doors are a good balance of durability, flame resistance and price. The next step up for doors that are often closed/opened would be plasteel, a precious material but unsurpassed in strength for defensive positions.
Stone doors can be problematic because they open so slowly. However, they do have a 0% flammability, making them a nice option for a firebreak at key locations; select them to be Held Open for normal traffic, and draft/shut them if/when the need arises. They can also be used for areas that are rarely entered, perhaps your chemfuel powered generators (which only need to be fueled once/6 days), or for the switch to a bank of emergency batteries. If you do choose to make use of stone doors, granite is your strongest choice, and is no slower than any other stone.
Once autodoors have been researched, and you have the power and component supplies to reliably operate them, standard doors can be replaced with alternative materials and not slow down traffic at all, or at least slow it far less.
Temperature Regulation
Similar to double thick walls, double doors (not side-by-side, rather, both in the path of travel) improve insulation and reduce temperature equalization. A door can be left permanently open (mark the door to 'hold open' and have a pawn pass through) to help control temperature. Open doors allow temperature to more quickly equalize between rooms, or outdoors for exterior doors. Equalization through open doors is less potent than vents.
Stats table
 Door
|
Beauty | Work to Build | HP | Flammability | Door Speed |
Market Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Material | ||||||
 Bioferrite  |
0 | 2,125 ticks (35.42 secs) | 320 | 75% | 100% | 26  |
 Gold |
20 | 765 ticks (12.75 secs) | 96 | 40% | 100% | 2,505 |
 Granite blocks |
0 | 5,240 ticks (1.46 mins) | 272 | 0% | 45% | 41 |
 Limestone blocks |
0 | 5,240 ticks (1.46 mins) | 248 | 0% | 45% | 41 |
 Marble blocks |
1 | 4,815 ticks (1.34 mins) | 192 | 0% | 45% | 40 |
 Plasteel |
0 | 1,870 ticks (31.17 secs) | 448 | 0% | 100% | 230 |
 Sandstone blocks |
0 | 4,390 ticks (1.22 mins) | 224 | 0% | 45% | 38 |
| Silver |
6 | 850 ticks (14.17 secs) | 112 | 40% | 100% | 255 |
 Slate blocks |
0 | 5,240 ticks (1.46 mins) | 208 | 0% | 45% | 41 |
 Steel |
0 | 850 ticks (14.17 secs) | 160 | 40% | 100% | 51 |
 Jade |
10 | 4,250 ticks (1.18 mins) | 80 | 0% | 100% | 140 |
 Uranium |
0 | 1,615 ticks (26.92 secs) | 400 | 0% | 75% | 156 |
 Wood |
0 | 595 ticks (9.92 secs) | 104 | 100% | 120% | 32 |
Version history
- Structure
- Animal flap • Autodoor • Bridge • Column • Door • Fence • Fence gate • Ornate door • Wall • Security door
- Related
- Roof