Difference between revisions of "Coaster harbour"
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'''Object:''' Coaster Harbour<br> | '''Object:''' Coaster Harbour<br> | ||
'''Days needed:''' 20<br> | '''Days needed:''' 20<br> | ||
| − | '''Raw materials needed:''' 20000 grams of [[stone]]<br> | + | '''Raw materials needed:''' |
| − | 10000 grams of [[wood]]<br> | + | *20000 grams of [[stone]]<br> |
| − | 500 grams of [[iron]]<br> | + | *10000 grams of [[wood]]<br> |
| + | *500 grams of [[iron]]<br> | ||
'''Objects:''' ''none''<br> | '''Objects:''' ''none''<br> | ||
| − | '''Tools needed:''' {{trowel}}<br> | + | '''Tools needed:''' |
| + | *{{trowel}}<br> | ||
== Capacity == | == Capacity == | ||
Revision as of 09:20, 7 February 2007
The coaster harbour is a freestanding building that must be built within a town's main area. It can have internal rooms. However, its prime purpose is to allow ships to dock that usually can't; any ship/boat can dock to a harbour, even if they can't dock to the town's beach. The building can be locked, but boats may still dock. It can also be seen from further away than the town itself, making travel easier. Vessels at sea can see a coaster harbour up to 30 pixels away, Towns can be seen within 20 pixels.
The harbour can only be built when an area has access to the sea. If the area is on a lake, a landing-stage is required.
Construction
Object: Coaster Harbour
Days needed: 20
Raw materials needed:
Objects: none
Tools needed:
Capacity
People: 20
Weight: 2000000 grams
