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| + | | name = Rock chunk | ||
| + | | image = Rock low a.png|Rock chunk | ||
| + | | description = A chunk of rock. Can be cut into usable stone blocks. | ||
| + | | type = ? | ||
| + | | type2 = | ||
| + | | size = 1 ˣ 1 | ||
| + | | mass = 5 | ||
| + | | cover = 0.5 | ||
| + | | beauty = -8 | ||
| + | | flammability - 0 | ||
| + | | hp = 300 | ||
| + | | deconstruct yield = {{icon|steel|15}} | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | A '''rock chunk''' is the general term for is any of the five types of stone chunk namely '''granite chunk, limestone chunk, marble chunk, sandstone chunk''' or '''slate chunk'''. Each chunk can be cut at the [[stonecutter's table]] to yield 20 [[Resources#Materials|stone blocks]] of the same kind. Rock chunks cannot be sold without first being turned into blocks. | ||
| − | + | == Acquisition == | |
| + | Rock chunks can either found throughout the world naturally or spawned by the player. | ||
| − | A ''' | + | A typical flat 250x250 map will contain about 600 to 900 chunks of each stone type for maps with two stone types ''or'' 400 to 600 chunks of each stone type for maps with three stone types. Chunks also spawn with a ~25% chance for each tile of rock mined. Each type of rock will spawn its own chunk, so mining marble will spawn a marble chunk. |
| − | + | Infinite chunks can also be spawned from a [[deep drill]] in an area that contains no underground resources. The type of chunk produced will be displayed on the deep drill's tooltip. It can be beneficial to place the drill right next to the stonecutter's table to remove the need for hauling, but this does risk the stonecutter being attacked by the insectoids that the drill can occasionally spawn, in addition to the drill operator. | |
Stone chunks will not be moved automatically, even from a home area, and must be manually designated by the player to be hauled. They can be hauled to any stockpile with the appropriate settings, however dumping stockpile zones default settings include rock chunks. | Stone chunks will not be moved automatically, even from a home area, and must be manually designated by the player to be hauled. They can be hauled to any stockpile with the appropriate settings, however dumping stockpile zones default settings include rock chunks. | ||
| + | ==Analysis== | ||
Chunks provide decent [[cover]] (50% as opposed to a tree's 25% or sandbags' 57%). Together with the fact they are omnipresent on natural maps, they are useful in firefights and will be used by the AI. Considering they can be easily hauled, it is a good idea to remove them from places the enemy could use and form your own makeshift barricades with them - whether when attacking enemy settlements or defending against raiders. | Chunks provide decent [[cover]] (50% as opposed to a tree's 25% or sandbags' 57%). Together with the fact they are omnipresent on natural maps, they are useful in firefights and will be used by the AI. Considering they can be easily hauled, it is a good idea to remove them from places the enemy could use and form your own makeshift barricades with them - whether when attacking enemy settlements or defending against raiders. | ||
| − | + | The "Chunk Skip" [[psycast]] {{RoyaltyIcon}} can be beneficial for both positioning cover for yourself or to remove it from enemies, as well as an easy way to move chunks a short distance without tying up a hauler. | |
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| + | [[File:RockChunks.jpg|400px|thumb|right|A collection of rock chunks in their natural habitat.]] | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Rock low a.png|Rock chunk variant A | Rock low a.png|Rock chunk variant A | ||
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Rock chunk
A chunk of rock. Can be cut into usable stone blocks.
Base Stats
- Type
- ?
- Beauty
- -8
- HP
- 300
Building
- Size
- 1 × 1
- Cover Effectiveness
- 50%
Creation
- Deconstruct yield
-
15
A rock chunk is the general term for is any of the five types of stone chunk namely granite chunk, limestone chunk, marble chunk, sandstone chunk or slate chunk. Each chunk can be cut at the stonecutter's table to yield 20 stone blocks of the same kind. Rock chunks cannot be sold without first being turned into blocks.
Acquisition
Rock chunks can either found throughout the world naturally or spawned by the player.
A typical flat 250x250 map will contain about 600 to 900 chunks of each stone type for maps with two stone types or 400 to 600 chunks of each stone type for maps with three stone types. Chunks also spawn with a ~25% chance for each tile of rock mined. Each type of rock will spawn its own chunk, so mining marble will spawn a marble chunk.
Infinite chunks can also be spawned from a deep drill in an area that contains no underground resources. The type of chunk produced will be displayed on the deep drill's tooltip. It can be beneficial to place the drill right next to the stonecutter's table to remove the need for hauling, but this does risk the stonecutter being attacked by the insectoids that the drill can occasionally spawn, in addition to the drill operator.
Stone chunks will not be moved automatically, even from a home area, and must be manually designated by the player to be hauled. They can be hauled to any stockpile with the appropriate settings, however dumping stockpile zones default settings include rock chunks.
Analysis
Chunks provide decent cover (50% as opposed to a tree's 25% or sandbags' 57%). Together with the fact they are omnipresent on natural maps, they are useful in firefights and will be used by the AI. Considering they can be easily hauled, it is a good idea to remove them from places the enemy could use and form your own makeshift barricades with them - whether when attacking enemy settlements or defending against raiders.
The "Chunk Skip" psycast 
can be beneficial for both positioning cover for yourself or to remove it from enemies, as well as an easy way to move chunks a short distance without tying up a hauler.
Rock chunk variant A
Rock chunk variant B
Rock chunk variant C
Version History
Original rock chunk variant A
Original rock chunk variant B
Original rock chunk variant C
