Aqueduct Tower - Revision history

Sebilis at 17:38, 19 May 2014

2014-05-19T17:38:09Z

2012-10-13T00:49:34Z

Water Filter Upgrade

2012-03-29T17:58:27Z

Benefits

2011-05-27T12:01:10Z

2011-05-27T11:55:10Z

Fixed slight error in formula and rewrote for clarity

2011-01-03T19:32:27Z

Undo revision 61636 by Numaris (talk)

2011-01-03T19:31:53Z

Water Filter Upgrade

2010-12-31T20:07:55Z

Building Requirements

2010-12-16T21:54:57Z

Overview

2010-12-03T05:01:31Z

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 * [0.5 + 1.5*155]= 233 cut stone
 * 5 + [155/50]= 8 pipe segments
 == Benefits ==

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 * They act as a source of water: you can fill jugs at a tower.
 * Moss can be harvested from towers. Moss is required for some types of research, e.g. [[Herbiculture]].
-* Some towers give a large (3x) bonus to vegetable yields for one random type of vegetable when grown near the tower. There is a list of [[Test of Life/towers | towers with known bonuses]].
+* Some towers give a large (3x) bonus to vegetable yields for one random type of vegetable when grown near the tower. There is a list of [[Test of Life/Bonus Towers| towers with known bonuses]].
 * Towers allow the growing of herbs from herb seeds, given the right ecological conditions.

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 * Bricks(n) = 2000 + 50*n
 * Concrete(n) = 2*n
-* Cut Stone(n) = Round(1.5*n)
+* Cut Stone(n) = [0.5 + 1.5*n]
 * Pipe Segments(n) = 5 + [n/50]
-Where Round() rounds to the nearest whole number, and square brackets round down. The cost to raise a tower from height n1 to height n2 is the difference in costs of raising from zero.
+Where the [] square brackets round down. The cost to raise a tower from a non-zero height is the difference in costs of raising from zero.
 For example, raising a tower from height 0 to height 155 requries:
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 * 2000+50*155 = 9,750 bricks
 * 2*155 = 310 concrete
-* Round(1.5*155)= 233 cut stone
+* [0.5 + 1.5*155]= 233 cut stone
 * 5 + [155/50]= 8 pipe segments

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 To raise a tower by a large amount, you will need carry food, or baskets onsite, or a helper to bring you materials, or do the raise in several steps.
-Raising a tower from height h<sub>1</sub> to height h<sub>2</sub> requires f(h<sub>2</sub>) - f(h<sub>1</sub>) materials, where:
+The cost to raise a tower from its initial height of zero to a height n is:
-* f<sub>bricks</sub>(x) =
+* Bricks(n) = 2000 + 50*n
-** 0 (if x=0); or
+* Concrete(n) = 2*n
-** 2000+50*x (otherwise)
+* Cut Stone(n) = Round(1.5*n)
-* f<sub>concrete</sub>(x) = 2*x
+* Pipe Segments(n) = 5 + [n/50]
-* f<sub>cut stone</sub>(x) = int(1.5*x)
-* f<sub>pipe segments</sub>(x) =
+Where Round() rounds to the nearest whole number, and square brackets round down. The cost to raise a tower from height n1 to height n2 is the difference in costs of raising from zero.
 For example, raising a tower from height 0 to height 155 requries:
-* 2000+50*155 - 0 = 9,750 bricks
+* 2000+50*155 = 9,750 bricks
-* 2*155 - 2*0 = 310 concrete
+* 2*155 = 310 concrete
-* int(1.5*155) - int(1.5*0) = 232 cut stone
+* Round(1.5*155)= 233 cut stone
-* int(5+155/50) - 0 = 8 pipe segments
+* 5 + [155/50]= 8 pipe segments
 == Water Filter Upgrade ==

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 == Water Filter Upgrade ==
-{{5}}In order to cleanse the area around a tower of the polluting effects of [[Fertility]], a Water Filter may be installed..
 *20 [[requires::Gold Wire]]
 *6 [[requires::Treated Metal Sheeting|Titanium Metal Sheeting: Stainless]]
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 *16 [[requires::Bolt]]
 *16 [[requires::Washer]]
 == Benefits ==

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 * 100 White [[requires::Raeli Tiles]]
 * 50 Yellowish [[requires::Raeli Tiles]]
-* 50 Redish [[requires::Raeli Tiles]]
+* 50 Reddish [[requires::Raeli Tiles]]
 * 50 Greenish [[requires::Raeli Tiles]]
 * 50 Blueish [[requires::Raeli Tiles]]

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 Aqueduct towers transport water across the landscape, providing many benefits to the areas they reach. A built aqueduct contains a single [[Aqueduct Pump]] that pumps fresh water into a chain of many aqueduct towers. Building a useful aqueduct is the challenge of the [[Test of Life]].
-Aqueduct towers are built in an [[Aqueduct Construction Site]]. They can be built at fixed locations in a hexagonal grid with 20 coordinate spacing. To build a tower, there must be a suitable aqueduct tower or [[Aqueduct Pump]] adjacent to the new tower that can supply water.
+Aqueduct towers are built in an [[Aqueduct Construction Site]]. They can be built at fixed locations in a hexagonal grid with 20 coordinate spacing. That is, you cannot build directly to the north or south, the tower must be directly NE, NW, E, W, SW, or SE of the last tower. To build a tower, there must be a suitable aqueduct tower or [[Aqueduct Pump]] adjacent to the new tower that can supply water.
 The top of the "upstream" tower or pump must be at least 5 feet higher than the top of the new tower. If it is not high enough, you must raise the upstream tower (and possibly any towers further up the chain in turn) before the new tower can be built.

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