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== Acquisition == | == Acquisition == | ||
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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| − | Straw matting is one of a few floors that slows down pawns to {{Bad|{{%|{{P|Move Speed Factor}}}}}} of their [[move speed]]. It is also ''very'' flammable. It not just by far the most flammable flooring, but one of the most flammable structures in general. Precautions should be taken in case of [[fire]] in areas where this is a risk, but it can also be exploited by making intentional fire traps. When it burns it leaves [[burned straw matting]] behind. | + | Straw matting is one of a few floors that slows down pawns to {{Bad|{{%|{{P|Move Speed Factor}} }} }} of their [[move speed]]. It is also ''very'' flammable. It is not just by far the most flammable flooring, but one of the most flammable structures in general. Precautions should be taken in case of [[fire]] in areas where this is a risk, but it can also be exploited by making intentional fire traps. When it burns it leaves [[burned straw matting]] behind. |
| − | Straw matting has a [[cleanliness]] of {{Bad|{{P|Cleanliness}}}}, which means a room entirely filled with straw matting will have a cleanliness of the same value. Cleaning [[filth]] from straw matting takes the normal amount of work. | + | Straw matting has a [[cleanliness]] of {{Bad|{{P|Cleanliness}} }}, which means a room entirely filled with straw matting will have a cleanliness of the same value. Cleaning [[filth]] from straw matting takes the normal amount of work. |
=== Filth multiplier === | === Filth multiplier === | ||
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{{Quote|''"How susceptible this surface is to filth. If this is less than 100%, some of the filth deposited here will disappear on contact."''|Filth multiplier description}} | {{Quote|''"How susceptible this surface is to filth. If this is less than 100%, some of the filth deposited here will disappear on contact."''|Filth multiplier description}} | ||
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| − | + | Straw matting is the only floor with a filth multiplier. For straw matting the amount of [[filth]] deposited on it is reduced to only {{Good|{{%|{{P|Filth Multiplier}} }} }}, meaning {{%|1-{{P|Filth Multiplier}} }} of filth that would be deposited is not. | |
| − | + | '''Note:''' Even though the description states the filth is deposited and then disappears, this is not the case. Filth sticking to the feet of pawns will instead be deposited elsewhere, meaning using straw matting as a "dormat" is counter productive. <abbr title="Version/1.4.3901">At the time of writing</abbr> it is unknown if this is a bug. | |
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| + | The filth multiplier is especially important for filth like [[Filth#Animal filth|animal filth]], [[Filth#Dirt|dirt]], [[Filth#Sand|sand]] and [[Filth#Trash|trash]]. Some types of filth are excluded from this, however, and will be deposited at the usual rate. These include notably: [[Filth#Blood|blood]], [[Filth#Corpse bile|corpse bile]], [[Filth#Firefoam|firefoam]] and [[Filth#Vomit|vomit]]. | ||
== Analysis == | == Analysis == | ||
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A compromise would be to use matting with "fire breaks", either non-flammable walls and doors or areas of at least 3-tiles wide of non-flammable flooring at least 3 tiles wide, to minimize the spread of any fire. | A compromise would be to use matting with "fire breaks", either non-flammable walls and doors or areas of at least 3-tiles wide of non-flammable flooring at least 3 tiles wide, to minimize the spread of any fire. | ||
| − | === | + | === Cleanliness === |
{{Stub|section=1|reason=Time to overwhelm steel/sterile tile or other cleanliness positive flooring vs straw matting needs to be tested, including for non-kitchens}}<!--Note for editors looking to destub this section: Regular floor vs straw matting was tested, but cleanliness positive floors were not. Also keep in mind the last paragraph - in testing the fact that they can be combined should be accounted for--> | {{Stub|section=1|reason=Time to overwhelm steel/sterile tile or other cleanliness positive flooring vs straw matting needs to be tested, including for non-kitchens}}<!--Note for editors looking to destub this section: Regular floor vs straw matting was tested, but cleanliness positive floors were not. Also keep in mind the last paragraph - in testing the fact that they can be combined should be accounted for--> | ||
For the purposes of [[cooking]], as long as a room's cleanliness is above -2.0, then the chance of [[food poisoning]] will not increase. Straw matting's {{P|Cleanliness}} is significantly above this threshold. As straw matting only creates 5% of walking filth, it is a very work efficient way to creating "clean enough" kitchens. It takes much longer to reach -2.0 cleanliness with straw than with regular floor. | For the purposes of [[cooking]], as long as a room's cleanliness is above -2.0, then the chance of [[food poisoning]] will not increase. Straw matting's {{P|Cleanliness}} is significantly above this threshold. As straw matting only creates 5% of walking filth, it is a very work efficient way to creating "clean enough" kitchens. It takes much longer to reach -2.0 cleanliness with straw than with regular floor. | ||
| − | You can | + | For hospitals, straw matting can prevent the cleanliness suddenly jumping into the negatives from filth tracking, while also reducing how often the room will need to be cleaned. |
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| + | Rooms that require a high impressiveness such as [[throne]]{{RoyaltyIcon}} rooms, royal bedrooms{{RoyaltyIcon}} and ideology [[Altar]] and [[Sculptures]]{{IdeologyIcon}} may also utilize straw matting to prevent the impressiveness dropping due to filth. Barons, Archons, and Stellarchs will demand that their rooms use fine flooring, making straw matting undesirable for those titles. | ||
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| + | You can pair this floor with [[steel tile|steel]] or [[sterile tile]]s in areas where filth does not or cannot accumulate, such as under furniture or chairs. This increases the overall base cleanliness of the room, while retaining the filth repellent nature of the straw matting in traffic areas. [[Fence]]s can be used to control the path cost on sterile tile making pawns prefer the straw matting instead | ||
== Version history == | == Version history == | ||
Latest revision as of 01:40, 21 November 2024
Straw matting
Rough straw matting for use in animal barns. It is cheap and accepts very little filth.
Base Stats
- Type
- Floor
- Market Value
- 1.6
- Beauty
- -1
- HP
- 100
- Flammability
- 150%
- Path Cost
- 1 (93%)
Building
- Size
- 1 × 1
- Placeable
- True
- Cleanliness
- -0.1
- Cleaning Time Multiplier
- 100%
- Filth Multiplier
- 5%
- Move Speed Factor
- 93%
Creation
- Work To Make
- 120 ticks (2 secs)
- Resources to make
2- Deconstruct yield
- 1
Straw matting is a type of floor that prevents the creation of 95% of most types of filth that would otherwise be created on it.
Acquisition[edit]
Straw mattings can be crafted, each requiring 2 Hays and 120 ticks (2 secs) of work modified by the general labor speed of the crafter.
Summary[edit]
Straw matting is one of a few floors that slows down pawns to 93% of their move speed. It is also very flammable. It is not just by far the most flammable flooring, but one of the most flammable structures in general. Precautions should be taken in case of fire in areas where this is a risk, but it can also be exploited by making intentional fire traps. When it burns it leaves burned straw matting behind.
Straw matting has a cleanliness of −0.1, which means a room entirely filled with straw matting will have a cleanliness of the same value. Cleaning filth from straw matting takes the normal amount of work.
Filth multiplier[edit]
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"How susceptible this surface is to filth. If this is less than 100%, some of the filth deposited here will disappear on contact."
— Filth multiplier description
Straw matting is the only floor with a filth multiplier. For straw matting the amount of filth deposited on it is reduced to only 5%, meaning 95% of filth that would be deposited is not.
Note: Even though the description states the filth is deposited and then disappears, this is not the case. Filth sticking to the feet of pawns will instead be deposited elsewhere, meaning using straw matting as a "dormat" is counter productive. At the time of writing it is unknown if this is a bug.
The filth multiplier is especially important for filth like animal filth, dirt, sand and trash. Some types of filth are excluded from this, however, and will be deposited at the usual rate. These include notably: blood, corpse bile, firefoam and vomit.
Analysis[edit]
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This type of floor should be placed in any enclosed area that animals, especially farm animals, are allowed to enter. Care should be taken however - while it may be tempting to give any hauling animals paths to the warehouse where they will create minimal filth, it also essentially provides a wick directly to the same warehouse full of valuable items in the event of a fire.
A compromise would be to use matting with "fire breaks", either non-flammable walls and doors or areas of at least 3-tiles wide of non-flammable flooring at least 3 tiles wide, to minimize the spread of any fire.
Cleanliness[edit]
 | This section is a stub. You can help RimWorld Wiki by expanding it. Reason: Time to overwhelm steel/sterile tile or other cleanliness positive flooring vs straw matting needs to be tested, including for non-kitchens. |
For the purposes of cooking, as long as a room's cleanliness is above -2.0, then the chance of food poisoning will not increase. Straw matting's -0.1 is significantly above this threshold. As straw matting only creates 5% of walking filth, it is a very work efficient way to creating "clean enough" kitchens. It takes much longer to reach -2.0 cleanliness with straw than with regular floor.
For hospitals, straw matting can prevent the cleanliness suddenly jumping into the negatives from filth tracking, while also reducing how often the room will need to be cleaned.
Rooms that require a high impressiveness such as throne
rooms, royal bedrooms and ideology Altar and Sculptures
may also utilize straw matting to prevent the impressiveness dropping due to filth. Barons, Archons, and Stellarchs will demand that their rooms use fine flooring, making straw matting undesirable for those titles.
You can pair this floor with steel or sterile tiles in areas where filth does not or cannot accumulate, such as under furniture or chairs. This increases the overall base cleanliness of the room, while retaining the filth repellent nature of the straw matting in traffic areas. Fences can be used to control the path cost on sterile tile making pawns prefer the straw matting instead
Version history[edit]
- Floors
- Burned floors (Carpet, Straw matting, Wood floor, Bioferrite plate
) • Concrete • Flagstones (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Gold tile • Paved tile • Silver tile • Steel tile • Sterile tile • Straw matting • Wood floor • Fungal gravel • Hex tile • Spikecore plates • Totemic boards - (research)
- Carpet • Stone tiles (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Fine carpets • Fine stone tiles (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Hex carpet • Mindbend carpet • Morbid carpet • Morbid stone tiles (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Spikecore stone tiles (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Totemic stone tiles (Sandstone, Granite, Limestone, Slate, Marble) • Bioferrite plate
- Floor coverings
- Animalist slab (Medium, Broad) • Morbid slab (Medium, Broad) • Rustic rug (Medium, Broad) • Spikecore floor-star (Medium, Broad) • Totemic slab (Medium, Broad)
- Related
- Bridge • Smooth stone • Void metal