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* All buildings are destroyed | * All buildings are destroyed | ||
* Columns of raw rock remain more or less intact, they just fall a bit | * Columns of raw rock remain more or less intact, they just fall a bit | ||
| − | * Anyone caught by the dust from the collapse is knocked unconscious | + | * Anyone caught by the dust from the collapse is knocked unconscious with some (or none) injuries |
* Anyone directly caught by the collapse itself is crushed and killed. | * Anyone directly caught by the collapse itself is crushed and killed. | ||
Revision as of 17:35, 2 November 2007
A cave-in can occur if the roof is detached from all walls. A room can be as large as you want to make it, as long as it is attached to at least one wall. The system is a bit buggy right now, so be careful.
Cave-ins can be disabled through the init file by deleting the 'YES' next to it and replacing it with 'NO'.
What happens in a cavein?
- All buildings are destroyed
- Columns of raw rock remain more or less intact, they just fall a bit
- Anyone caught by the dust from the collapse is knocked unconscious with some (or none) injuries
- Anyone directly caught by the collapse itself is crushed and killed.
Avoiding cave-ins
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