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The value proposition of autodoors must be considered - they cost more than regular doors, a large number of them will burn through your [[component]] stocks in [[breakdown]]s, and you need to power them. If pawns are not routinely passing through the door, it shouldn't be an autodoor. Generally only very high traffic doors should be converted, and even then they should be compared to a wooden door or a held open door. Since autodoors not only open, but also ''close'' fast, they help when a pawn needs to flee from a threat. This means that compared to the regular door, the auto door is more likely to close before the pursuer can step through or block the door. This makes them good choices for main entrances to the base | The value proposition of autodoors must be considered - they cost more than regular doors, a large number of them will burn through your [[component]] stocks in [[breakdown]]s, and you need to power them. If pawns are not routinely passing through the door, it shouldn't be an autodoor. Generally only very high traffic doors should be converted, and even then they should be compared to a wooden door or a held open door. Since autodoors not only open, but also ''close'' fast, they help when a pawn needs to flee from a threat. This means that compared to the regular door, the auto door is more likely to close before the pursuer can step through or block the door. This makes them good choices for main entrances to the base | ||
| − | Material selection is also key. Generally speaking, autodoors are put in positions where their security matters, as otherwise an wooden or open door could be used instead. As such, durability and fire immunity is key alongside opening speed. With 0% flammability, the highest possible {{HP}}, and second highest door opening speed, [[plasteel]] is therefore the best possible material available but obviously comes at significant expense. While somewhat slower and less durable, [[uranium]] also makes for a very cost effective subsitute for the more in-demand plasteel. | + | Material selection is also key. Generally speaking, autodoors are put in positions where their security matters, as otherwise an wooden or open door could be used instead. As such, durability and fire immunity is key alongside opening speed. With 0% flammability, the highest possible {{HP}}, and second highest door opening speed, [[plasteel]] is therefore the best possible material available but obviously comes at significant expense. While somewhat slower and less durable, [[uranium]] also makes for a very cost effective subsitute for the more in-demand plasteel. [[Bioferrite]] is flammable, but has the lowest wealth footprint of any material while boasting good HP and opening speed. |
Autodoors allow the use of stone where their slow opening speed would otherwise preclude them. In most situations, this is where durability and fire immunity are required, but uranium and plasteel are in short supply. This is not without downsides though - stone autodoors are only slightly faster than (regular) wooden doors risky to use, and in times of power failure they will slow down colonists tremendously. This is especially painful because a blackout situation is very often also an emergency situation, where free movement is important. | Autodoors allow the use of stone where their slow opening speed would otherwise preclude them. In most situations, this is where durability and fire immunity are required, but uranium and plasteel are in short supply. This is not without downsides though - stone autodoors are only slightly faster than (regular) wooden doors risky to use, and in times of power failure they will slow down colonists tremendously. This is especially painful because a blackout situation is very often also an emergency situation, where free movement is important. | ||
Revision as of 22:32, 22 April 2024
Autodoor
Divides rooms. Powered operation allows people to move through the door without slowing down.
Base Stats
Building
- Size
- 1 × 1
- Minifiable
- False
- Placeable
- True
- Cover Effectiveness
- 75%
- Terrain Affordance
- Depends on materials
- Power
- -50 W
Creation
- Required Research
- Autodoor
- Skill Required
- Construction 6
- Work To Make
- 1,100 ticks (18.33 secs)
- Stuff Tags
- Metallic, Woody, Stony
- Resources to make
25 + 
40 + 
2- Deconstruct yield
- 12 - 13 + 20 + 1
- Destroy yield
- nothing
Autodoors are powered doors that open and close a lot faster than regular doors of the same material.
Acquisition
Autodoors can be be constructed with 25 Stuff (Metallic/Woody/Stony, 250 for SMVs), 40 Steel, 2 Components and 1,100 ticks (18.33 secs) after the autodoor technology has been researched.
Summary
The autodoor draws 50 W of power at all times. If not enough power is available or the door breaks down, it behaves exactly like a regular door of the same material.
Contrary to the in-game description, not all autodoors allow unimpeded movement. Actually, a powered autodoor opens at 400% speed. This means that all powered autodoors that are not made of stone indeed do not slow colonists down; move speeds that would be high enough to have an effect in this case are rarely achieved in practice. Stone autodoors, however, open only slightly faster than regular wooden doors.
The below animation shows a comparison of different door types and materials (the animals all have the same movement speed of 5 c/s, comparable to a fast human pawn).
Notes
- Work to build an autodoor is 130% the value of the corresponding regular door.
- Most other relevant stats (except opening/closing speed) are unchanged from regular doors of the same material.
Analysis
The value proposition of autodoors must be considered - they cost more than regular doors, a large number of them will burn through your component stocks in breakdowns, and you need to power them. If pawns are not routinely passing through the door, it shouldn't be an autodoor. Generally only very high traffic doors should be converted, and even then they should be compared to a wooden door or a held open door. Since autodoors not only open, but also close fast, they help when a pawn needs to flee from a threat. This means that compared to the regular door, the auto door is more likely to close before the pursuer can step through or block the door. This makes them good choices for main entrances to the base
Material selection is also key. Generally speaking, autodoors are put in positions where their security matters, as otherwise an wooden or open door could be used instead. As such, durability and fire immunity is key alongside opening speed. With 0% flammability, the highest possible HP, and second highest door opening speed, plasteel is therefore the best possible material available but obviously comes at significant expense. While somewhat slower and less durable, uranium also makes for a very cost effective subsitute for the more in-demand plasteel. Bioferrite is flammable, but has the lowest wealth footprint of any material while boasting good HP and opening speed.
Autodoors allow the use of stone where their slow opening speed would otherwise preclude them. In most situations, this is where durability and fire immunity are required, but uranium and plasteel are in short supply. This is not without downsides though - stone autodoors are only slightly faster than (regular) wooden doors risky to use, and in times of power failure they will slow down colonists tremendously. This is especially painful because a blackout situation is very often also an emergency situation, where free movement is important.
Stats table
 Autodoor
|
Beauty | Work to Build | HP | Flammability | Door Speed |
Market Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Material | ||||||
 Bioferrite  |
0 | 2,750 ticks (45.83 secs) | 320 | 75% | 400% | 169  |
 Gold |
20 | 990 ticks (16.5 secs) | 96 | 40% | 400% | 2,645 |
 Granite blocks |
0 | 6,740 ticks (1.87 mins) | 272 | 0% | 180% | 187 |
 Limestone blocks |
0 | 6,740 ticks (1.87 mins) | 248 | 0% | 180% | 187 |
 Marble blocks |
1 | 6,190 ticks (1.72 mins) | 192 | 0% | 180% | 185 |
 Plasteel |
0 | 2,420 ticks (40.33 secs) | 448 | 0% | 400% | 375 |
 Sandstone blocks |
0 | 5,640 ticks (1.57 mins) | 224 | 0% | 180% | 183 |
| Silver |
6 | 1,100 ticks (18.33 secs) | 112 | 40% | 400% | 395 |
 Slate blocks |
0 | 6,740 ticks (1.87 mins) | 208 | 0% | 180% | 187 |
| Steel |
0 | 1,100 ticks (18.33 secs) | 160 | 40% | 400% | 192 |
 Jade |
10 | 5,500 ticks (1.53 mins) | 80 | 0% | 400% | 285 |
 Uranium |
0 | 2,090 ticks (34.83 secs) | 400 | 0% | 300% | 295 |
 Wood |
0 | 770 ticks (12.83 secs) | 104 | 100% | 480% | 173 |
Styles
 | This article relates to content added by Ideology (DLC). Please note that it will not be present without the DLC enabled. |
Ideoligions allow the selection of styles which then change the texture of the certain items and buildings when constructed by the colony. These style variants can be crafted if the colony has the selected style, or can be looted from raiders from factions with the requisite style.
Base Variant
Techist Variant
Version history
- 1.3.3066 - Doors not owned by the player can be forbidden.
- Structure
- Animal flap • Autodoor • Bridge • Column • Door • Fence • Fence gate • Ornate door • Wall • Security door
- Related
- Roof