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{{Info|The '''fueled smithy''' is used by [[Work#Smith|smiths]] to create neolithic and medieval [[weapons]], low tech [[armor]] and some other items. For its electrically-powered counterpart, see [[electric smithy]].}} | {{Info|The '''fueled smithy''' is used by [[Work#Smith|smiths]] to create neolithic and medieval [[weapons]], low tech [[armor]] and some other items. For its electrically-powered counterpart, see [[electric smithy]].}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:48, 24 July 2024
Fueled smithy
A wood-fueled station for smithing non-mechanical weapons and tools.
Base Stats
- Type
- Building – Production
- Market Value
- 200
[Note] - Mass
- 20 kg
- HP
- 180
- Flammability
- 100%
- Path Cost
- 50 (21%)
Fuel
- Usable Item(s)
Wood- Capacity
- 50.0
- Consumption Rate
- 80.0
Building
- Size
- 3 × 1
- Minifiable
- True
- Placeable
- True
- Passability
- pass through only
- Cover Effectiveness
- 50%
- Terrain Affordance
- Medium
- Cleanliness
- -3
- Facility
- Tool cabinet
Creation
- Required Research
- Smithing
- Skill Required
- Construction 4
- Work To Make
- 3,000 ticks (50 secs)
- Resources to make
100- Deconstruct yield
- 50
- Destroy yield
- 25
The fueled smithy is used by smiths to create neolithic and medieval weapons, low tech armor and some other items. For its electrically-powered counterpart, see electric smithy.
Acquisition[edit]
Fueled smithies can be constructed once the smithing research project has been completed. Each requires 100 Steel, 3,000 ticks (50 secs) of work modified by the construction speed of the builder, and a construction skill of 4.
Note, that fueled smithies also require wood as fuel to operate, in addition to their construction cost.
Summary[edit]
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The fueled smithy behaves exactly the same as its electric counterpart except that it requires wood as fuel to operate instead of power. Haulers refuel wood stoves. Like other production stations, a bill must be created to specify what items are to be produced and what materials may be used. Each weapon produced has a certain quality depending on the crafting skill of the colonist (see quality for a detailed chart).
If a smithing job is interrupted for any reason the crafter will drop the piece, usually on the workbench, and it will be in an unfinished state until the crafter finishes it. A crafter cannot work on another crafter's piece. The piece will indicate the name of the crafter and how much work is remaining. The stockpile filter includes an entry for unfinished weapons which allows the player to control where they are stored.
Up to two nearby tool cabinets can be connected to a fueled smithy to increase work speed.
Each fueled smithy is considered dirty with a Cleanliness of −3, applied to the bottom-left-most tile from the player's perspective, regardless of orientation. This reduces the average cleanliness of the room it occupies.
The following items can be crafted at the fueled smithy:
Analysis[edit]
Smithies primarily produce melee weapons, with pila and a few medieval armor options available. Note that the machining table can also create simple helmets (and kid helmets
), and it is researched just after Smithing. So if you are using melee, then smithies can be useful, allowing access to powerful melee weapons like maces. But if you don't plan on using melee, then smithies can often be forgone.
With the Royalty DLC, smithies are required to create the musical instruments required for a throne room, like the harp and piano. This means that, if you weren't making melee weapons in the first place, building the smithy can wait until you have a noble that needs said instruments.
An electric smithy costs 
3 components more than fueled smithies, but don't require constant refueling. If wood is scarce, or if you plan to use the smithy a lot, then the electric variant should be used. If electricity is unavailable, or if you only need to create a single piano, then the fueled smithy can be created instead.
Version history[edit]
- 1.1.0 - Refueling is now toggleable.
The Old Smithy Texture
