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== Building ==
 
== Building ==
  
Select {{key|b}} for build, followed by {{key|o}} or {{key|O}} depending on if you want a paved or unpaved road. Use keys {{key|h}},{{key|m}},{{key|u}} or {{key|k}} to adjust the height and width of the road.  The number of materials required for a section of road is 1 + area/4, rounded down, where ''area'' is the number of tiles occupied by the road, including obstructed tiles. Roads may be built on constructed floors, shrubs and the top of walls the level below, but not boulders, trees, ramps or open spaces.  Obstructions will not prevent the road from being built (unless they split the road into multiple disconnected segments), though removing the obstructions afterwards will leave holes in the road.
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Select {{key|b}} for build, followed by {{key|o}} or {{key|O}} depending on if you want a paved or unpaved road. Use keys {{key|h}},{{key|m}},{{key|u}} or {{key|k}} to adjust the height and width of the road.  The number of materials required for a section of road is 1+(height×width)/4, rounding down. Roads may be built on constructed floors, shrubs and the top of walls the level below, but not boulders, trees, ramps or open spaces.  Obstructions like boulders and trees will prevent the road being built, but the designation rectangle may contain downward or upward ramps, though road will not be built on these squares.
  
 
Paved roads must be designed by an [[architect]] before they can be built, though no labor is required for actual construction - as such, the architect will typically construct the road immediately after designing it. Though construction does not require a labor assignment, the dwarf performing the construction will still receive experience based on the material used.
 
Paved roads must be designed by an [[architect]] before they can be built, though no labor is required for actual construction - as such, the architect will typically construct the road immediately after designing it. Though construction does not require a labor assignment, the dwarf performing the construction will still receive experience based on the material used.

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