Design your base with “production near consumption” in mind and your pawns will spend less time doing the same tasks than they would otherwise. For example: crops near storage, storage near kitchen, kitchen near dining room.
It’s fine if your bedrooms are slightly far away from the rest of the stuff. Your pawns should only walk it exactly twice a day.
It’s useful to designate an area for raider corpses that is 1) roofed, 2) open (not a room), and 3) without flammable materials nearby. Then you can simply throw a Molotov there and get rid of the problem.
Human leather is poor clothing material, but it’s great for armchairs.
Use armchairs everywhere that pawns spend a lot of time on. For example, in the front of production tables.
Keep spare shock lances, berserker lances, animal manhunter pulses. They’ll save your day.
EMP against mechs.
If you must build out of wood, extend the roof two tiles over and then cut all plants below the roof. It works as a decent firebreaker.
If you raise pigs or wild boars, you can dump bodies of raiders in the pen with them. Bodies are another food source. Ideally you’d build a small building for them and if you’re resource rich, cool the building so they last a while.
You can change the order of your colonists in the bar on top by right clicking and holding it.
You can keep prisoners from eating your fine meals by creating a new food restriction for your colonists. Now just remove everything you don’t want prisoners to eat from the standard food list.
Double clicking an item will select all similar items on your screen.
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Design your base with “production near consumption” in mind and your pawns will spend less time doing the same tasks than they would otherwise. For example: crops near storage, storage near kitchen, kitchen near dining room.
It’s fine if your bedrooms are slightly far away from the rest of the stuff. Your pawns should only walk it exactly twice a day.
It’s useful to designate an area for raider corpses that is 1) roofed, 2) open (not a room), and 3) without flammable materials nearby. Then you can simply throw a Molotov there and get rid of the problem.
Human leather is poor clothing material, but it’s great for armchairs.
Use armchairs everywhere that pawns spend a lot of time on. For example, in the front of production tables.
Keep spare shock lances, berserker lances, animal manhunter pulses. They’ll save your day.
EMP against mechs.
If you must build out of wood, extend the roof two tiles over and then cut all plants below the roof. It works as a decent firebreaker.
You can plant dandelions in your animal pens for extra food. It really helps early game when you’re struggling with hay production.
Never even thought of that, will definetly use that one.
If you raise pigs or wild boars, you can dump bodies of raiders in the pen with them. Bodies are another food source. Ideally you’d build a small building for them and if you’re resource rich, cool the building so they last a while.
If you can get them, wargs can also make good use of a corpse freezer.
You can queue up pawn command by holding shift.
You can change the order of your colonists in the bar on top by right clicking and holding it.
You can keep prisoners from eating your fine meals by creating a new food restriction for your colonists. Now just remove everything you don’t want prisoners to eat from the standard food list.
Double clicking an item will select all similar items on your screen.
You can dismiss notifications by right clicking on them.