#Timberborn floodgate how to

If the 'InputFlow' floodgate is set to '100% open' (0) and the water level (from the water depth indicators) is 6/5 (or 6 tick marks above ground), then the inflow rate should be 6/5. Namely, it should be possible to calculate, for n pumps, OutputFlow = InputFlow - n*PumpOutflow, using nothing more than the floodgate increment. All versions of floodgates require planks in addition to logs to be built. By being height-adjustable floodgates offer more control over water than dams do, but that extra ability comes with an added build cost.

To solve this issue, you can use floodgates. Timberborn is now available in Early Access via Steam, GOG, and Epic Games Store.

#Timberborn floodgate how to

The granularity should be enough to enable a calculation of the flow-through rate of a pair of floodgates based on the number of pumps that are present between them. Floodgates are landscaping buildings that block the flow of water up to an adjustable height. How to Use Floodgates in Timberborn If you arent allowing enough water to exit, then youre gonna have problems. The official subreddit of Timberborn, a city-building game featuring ingenious beavers, dams, vertical architecture, and deadly droughts. It would also be easy then to, at some future date, increase the granularity to increments of 1/10, (which I feel is the 'minimum expected' granularity for a system as technical as flow path preference and flow rate balancing). One suggestion is to do it in increments of 1/5, since this is the demarcation already used on the water depth indicators.