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Supports are pillars built to prevent {{L|cave-in}}s. They can be linked to {{L|mechanism}}s and collapse when {{L|lever|trigger}}ed, causing a cave-in if the support was the only thing preventing it. | Supports are pillars built to prevent {{L|cave-in}}s. They can be linked to {{L|mechanism}}s and collapse when {{L|lever|trigger}}ed, causing a cave-in if the support was the only thing preventing it. | ||
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Supports are pillars built to prevent Template:Ls. They can be linked to Template:Ls and collapse when Template:Led, causing a cave-in if the support was the only thing preventing it.
Supports are built through the build menu and require one Template:L, Template:L, Template:L or Template:L of any type. They are built in two stages - first the material is moved into place by an Template:L, and then (depending on material) completed by either a Template:L (for wood), Template:L (for metals), or Template:L (for all other materials, such as stone, glass, or soap).
Supports do not create a floor tile on the Z-level above. Supports must be built on solid surfaces, so stacking supports atop each other only works if a floor is added between. Supports do not block movement, fluids or missile fire.
Supports can hold up both ceilings (from below) and floors (from above).