Tier
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Some blocks have tiers when used to construct a room. The tiers of the blocks used to construct a room determine the room's overall tier level, which affects what crafting stations can operate in it: for instance, the Anvil requires an overrall room tier of 1 before it will function. The overall tier of a room also determines the maximum skill points that can be gained from furniture placed in it.
Higher tier blocks require more advanced skills and crafting stations to produce, and in turn allow for a higher housing skill point cap and more advanced crafting stations.
Blocks[edit]
Image | Name | Tier |
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Dirt | 0 |
Sand | 0 | |
Stone (and other natural blocks, such as Iron Ore, Copper Ore, and Gold Ore) |
0 | |
Log | 0 | |
Hewn Log | 1 | |
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Mortared Stone | 1 |
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Lumber | 2 |
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Brick | 2 |
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Glass | 2 |
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Reinforced Concrete | 3 |
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Corrugated Steel | 3 |
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Flat Steel | 4 |
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Framed Glass | 4 |
Doors[edit]
Image | Name | Tier |
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Door | 1 |
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Hewn Log Door | 1 |
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Stone Door | 1 |
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Lumber Door | 2 |
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Large Lumber Door | 2 |
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Large Windowed Lumber Door | 2 |
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Large Corrugated Steel Door | 3 |
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Framed Glass Door | 4 |
Examples[edit]
![]() Robotic Assembly Line is prevented from operating because of an inadequate building tier. |
![]() Uniform Reinforced Concrete building causes tier to increase to exactly 3.00. |