Difference between revisions of "Chop wood"
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Only colonists assigned the [[Work#Work|plant cutting]] job will chop down trees. | Only colonists assigned the [[Work#Work|plant cutting]] job will chop down trees. | ||
A colonist may be directly ordered to chop down a marked tree. Select a colonist assigned to plant cutting, right-click a marked tree, click Prioritize cutting. The time it takes a colonist to chop down a tree it determined by their [[Plant Work Speed]].</onlyinclude><noinclude> | A colonist may be directly ordered to chop down a marked tree. Select a colonist assigned to plant cutting, right-click a marked tree, click Prioritize cutting. The time it takes a colonist to chop down a tree it determined by their [[Plant Work Speed]].</onlyinclude><noinclude> | ||
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+ | * Chop 4 tiles wide [[?]] to help stop spread of [[Fire]] early on near [[Growing area]] or something important | ||
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Revision as of 14:55, 23 September 2022
Chop wood is used to mark trees or Saguaro cacti to be cut down, dropping wood in their place. It will only mark trees that have achieved at least 40% growth.
There are two variations:
- Click Chop Wood then click one or more trees individually.
- Click Chop Wood then click and drag to select multiple trees.
Trees marked in this way are marked with yellow shears.
Trees, even if they have not achieved 40% growth, can be harvested by using Cut Plant instead of Chop Wood. Trees marked in this way are marked with a yellow machete.
Trees bear an amount of wood based on their growth.
Only colonists assigned the plant cutting job will chop down trees. A colonist may be directly ordered to chop down a marked tree. Select a colonist assigned to plant cutting, right-click a marked tree, click Prioritize cutting. The time it takes a colonist to chop down a tree it determined by their Plant Work Speed.
Tips
- Chop 4 tiles wide ? to help stop spread of Fire early on near Growing area or something important