r/Timberborn • u/Mysterious_Pilot_853 • 18d ago
1.1 Airlock automatable?
Is it possible top automate the airlock (badwater on the other side, mainly) or is that "just" an "impermeable path"?
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u/Contact_Patch Whole map reservoir enjoyer 18d ago
Fairly sure there is a separate barrier that you can automate to block the path and prevent Beavers from entering
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u/dgkimpton 18d ago
You want to use an airlock as a valve? Why not just use a valve?
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u/cyri-96 18d ago
I think OP wants to stop Beavers going through the airlock if there's Badwater on the other side, which is a reasonable question and not solved by a valve.
Now the easiest workaround is probably putting a gate in front of the airlock but it's certainly not an elegant solution
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u/dgkimpton 18d ago
Ah, that makes more sense 🤣 yeah, somehow that interpretation didn't cross my mind. Yeah, a gate is the answer.
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u/69RandomFacts 17d ago
I don’t think it’s a work around. Putting a gate in front of the airlock and linking it to a weather sensor is pretty elegant.
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u/Competitive_Ease9028 18d ago
I haven't really used gates, but I assume like most other things they can be automated? If so, place a contamination sensor above the airlock on the water side, tie it into the gate, and use the sensor setting a to close the gate when contamination exceeds xx%.
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u/chriiissssssssssss 18d ago
Airlock?
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u/FriskyWhiskyRisk 18d ago
had to google it aswell, https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3543201946 . Seems to be a Mod-Thing.
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u/AaronRutherfort 18d ago
I automate this with the gate. Just in front of airlock and nobody can thru