< Modding Tutorials/Flooring
TerrainDefs are used for defining basically anything that covers the floor, whether it be grass, sand, soil, or carpets.
Global attributes
| Attribute
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Description
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Options
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| defName
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Unique ID for which the TerrainDef will take (also the reference ID)
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String
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| label
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Language-specific name displayed in game
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String
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| renderPrecedence
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Render importance of terrain
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Integer; higher values take higher priority (Sand = 350, Soil = 340, Gravel = 330, Carpet = 300-298)
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| description
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Information about the terrain
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String
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| texturePath
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Path in which the terrain texture is located
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String as path (from Textures/)
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| beauty
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How nice the terrain looks to pawns (influences thoughts)
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Enchanting, Gorgeous, Nice, NiceTiny, Neutral, UglyTiny, Ugly, Hideous, Horrifying
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| fertility
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Fertility rating of the terrain (ability for crops to grow on terrain)
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Float (Soil = 1.0, SoilRich = 1.4, Gravel = 0.7, Sand = 0.06)
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| acceptTerrainSourceFilth
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Determines whether or not the flooring can collect filth on it
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Boolean (true or false)
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| takeFootprints
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Determines whether or not the flooring draws colonists' footprints
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Boolean (true or false)
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| edgeType
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Gives the terrain a fade effect towards the edges
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Fade, Hard (default: Hard)
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Flooring
You should add these attributes if you are making buildable terrain, such as a carpet.
| Attribute
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Description
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Options
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| surfacesSupported
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Defines what surfaces the flooring can be placed on
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Any, Light, Heavy, GrowSoil, Diggable, SmoothHard, SmoothableStone
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| costList
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Cost to make each tile of flooring
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Integer
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| researchPrerequisites
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Defines any research requirements before the flooring can be built
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String
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| constructionEffect
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Effect shown when colonists are building the flooring
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ConstructDig
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| designationCategory
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Defines which architect tab the flooring should appear in (optional)
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Zone, Building, Orders, Structure, Furniture, Security
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| workToBuild
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Ticks needed to build 1 tile of flooring
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Integer (usually 1 tick per frame)
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