Block
Blocks are place-able objects that affect your world in several various ways. They do not hold an inventory. However they do have many other properties which fall into a few broad subcategories;
Contents
Path[edit | edit source]
Paths alter the movement of units and/or items. They are usually not stack-able on their own.
Foot Path
Chute
Road
Rail
Cloth Conveyor Belt
Metal Conveyor Belt
Magic Conveyor Belt
Steam Pipe
Mana Pipe
Structure[edit | edit source]
These blocks occupy physical space and may alter walk-able and build-able attributes for paths placed on top of them.
Scaffold Block
Scaffold Ramp
Half Stairs
Road Ramp
Wood Arch
Stone Arch
Wood Pillar Scaffold
Stone Pillar Scaffold
Wood Bridge
Stone Bridge
Logistics[edit | edit source]
These blocks can dynamically modify the flow of workers or items on underlying paths. They are placed as overlays on top of structural blocks or paths.
Pusher
Sorter
Grabber
Splitter
Blocker
Filter
One Way
Barrier Gate
Rail Stop
Computation[edit | edit source]
These blocks act as sensors for world data or accept inputs from other blocks, perform specified calculations, and send out an output value. They can be chained together to create complex functions.
Agent Trigger
Bool Function
Counter Block
Delta Block
Inventory Sensor
Logic Lamp
Logic Pusher Block
Logic Set Block
Math Block
Signal Gate
Timer Block
Toggle
Water Sensor
Steam Plane[edit | edit source]
These blocks can only be placed upon the steam plane (Default-Key: T)
Mana Plane[edit | edit source]
These blocks can only be placed upon the mana plane (Default-Key: G)
Mana Pipe
Mana Connector
Neutral Filter
Fire Filter
Water Filter
Earth Filter
Air Filter
Fire Node
Water Node
Earth Node
Air Node
Function[edit | edit source]
These blocks are laid on the ground and alter the properties of buildings which are nearby them. They are usually not stack-able.
Decoration[edit | edit source]
These blocks are mainly available to offer a sense of creativity and does usually not offer functionality. Even though you can use fences and walls to prevent workers from interacting with buildings. This comes in handy with unfiltered barns or silos.
