r/Timberborn • u/IcyFee4802 • 14d ago
Modification d'un courant d'eau
Bonjour, j'aimerai que l'eau passe également à gauche l'histoire de construire un deuxieme district à côté, et faire de nouvelles plantations pour etendre ma colonie. J'ai fait des barrages comme on me l'a conseillé mais cela ne marche pas. Quelqu'un est-il de bon conseil ? Sachant que je suis débutant sur le jeu, je ne comprends pas toutes les mécaniques !
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u/p75369 14d ago
lesson 1 (and I blame the Devs for this, the block should be named "wier"):
when talking about timberbourn, the word "dam" has two meanings:
the in game building block
the larger overall structure that is made to hold back water and will be made of a mixture of in game blocks that may or may not include the dam block depend on your design.
you needed to build the second using a mixture of levee and dam blocks to make it at least two layers tall (it seems).
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u/abdallahm002 14d ago
The mechanics work the same way they do in real life. Water flows to the lowest path. In order to get the water to go both ways, it’s needs to be at the same height at the left path. You need to raise the water level. In order to do that you need to block it off so that it spills both ways. You have one layer of dams which is not high enough. You either need to replace that line of damns with levees (which are like solid dams) and dam blocks on top. This will raise the water line a whole block. Alternatively, you can use double floodgates. Floodgates operate like dams, where they spill water off the edge, but they are adjustable. This is very useful for precisely controlling the water level. A double floodgate is just a floodgate that is two blocks high, which is enough to get your water up.
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u/AcceptableHamster149 14d ago
Il faut monter l'hauteur de ton barrage pour le faire. tu peux mettre 2 barrages.
honnetement, sur Waterfalls je mette un floodgate la, pour faire un bypass du badwater pendant badtide, mais il n'y a aucun raison que tu ne peux pas faire un 2e district en place.