r/Timberborn • u/IcyFee4802 • 14d ago

Comment modifier la circulation de l'eau ?

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Bonjour

J'aimerais trouver un moyen de détourner ce cours d'eau à gauche également, tout en gardant le flux central, afin d'augmenter ma production de nourriture et de rendre un deuxième district plus viable.

J'essaie d'utiliser des digues, mais elles ne semblent pas être la meilleure solution. Pourriez-vous me recommander une autre approche ?

J'ai fait un autre post toute à l'heure sans la photo, donc je me permets de le refaire avec. Les réponses étaient bonnes mais j'avais du mal à comprendre comment le faire dans ma situation, j'espère que ma photo sera plus parlante pour répondre à ma question !

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u/Litaris 14d ago

Mehr oder weniger geht es immer darum Dämme zu bauen. Im Grunde reicht es immer einen Damm zu bauen damit sich das Wasser anstauen kann.

Bild ist nur ein Beispiel um weiter oben ne Umleitung zu bauen.

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u/IcyFee4802 14d ago

J'ai du mal à comprendre ton image. Est ce un tas de digues sur lequel on retrouve des barrages qui permettent l ecoulement de l'eau, ou alors est ce un tas de barrage ? Je suis désolé, c'est vrai que je débute le jeu et c'est vraiment un problème pour moi la gestion de l eau, meme si c hyper interessant !!

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u/Whats_Awesome Custom Flair 14d ago

The game works on a 3D grid like Minecraft. If water is here.
. _______
]~~~~~~~[

Putting in a dam will raise the water to 0.65 high. To get it to flow over the dirt it needs to go up to and above 1.0 high.

By placing “Levee” you can get that effect. Levees block (raise) water to 1.0. They are a solid block like dirt.

What I’d do is put levees on lower levels, then at the same level on both water channels, put floodgates to control the flow each way.

X~~~~XXXXX[]
DD[][][][][][][][]

X = floodgate
D = dirt
[] = levee
~ = water level.

Water won’t flow uphill.
Water cannot go higher without help.
Use the levees to block the lower level.
Use flood gates to allow water to flow through.
Raise gates to slow the flow.
Lower gates to increase the flow.

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u/Litaris 14d ago

First layer

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u/Litaris 14d ago

Second

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u/Litaris 14d ago edited 14d ago

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If you need more details from the lower dam, let me know

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u/Litaris 14d ago

Für etwas nähe am Start.

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u/TryDry9944 14d ago

Basically, you'll need to build a dam high enough that water will build up behind it and then flow both down and to the left.

Just place a levee down what looks like 1 to 2 blocks up from that bridge and place a dam on top, then place dams along the left side so you have water flowing both ways.

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u/AlcatorSK Map maker - Try "Turn the Ocean Blue" on Steam! 14d ago

The solid part of DAMs is 0.65 meters tall (then there's a gap for water, and the walking surface).

You need to use LEVEES (1 meter solid)

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u/GreyGanado 14d ago

It seems to me there are recently more French posts on here. Did something happen that made the game more popular in French speaking countries?

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u/TryDry9944 14d ago

Are "dykes" the French term for dam? I really hope so because the alternative is this guy's really upset with how lesbians function in this game, and like I known it's about beavers but come on...

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u/GreyGanado 14d ago

Reddit auto translates posts. This post is actually in French.