Windmill
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Windmill | |
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Vital statistics | |
Size (obj)Structure footprint in tile units.<br><br><i>Rounded-up from source.<br>Source: 4.89 x 4.89</i> | 4.9 x 4.9 |
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. | (Unknown) |
Discovery Req.This(<i>discoveryreq</i>) is only for items that need to be discovered in addition to items listed in "Object(s) Required"/<i>(<i>objectsreq</i>).</i><small><br><b><i>(Temporary active on all pages, but leave empty if "None".</i></b><small> | (None or Unknown) |
Object(s) Required | Stone x300, Block of Wood x125, Board x75, Cloth x50, Rope x25, Bone Glue x10, Bar of Cast Iron x5 |
Required By | (1) Cellar |
Repaired With | (unknown) |
Can be Lifted | No |
Can be Locked | Yes |
Hit Points | Yes (Value Unknown) |
Soak Value | Yes (Value Unknown) |
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Build > Buildings & Construction > Houses & Buildings > Windmill
A Windmill is a large 5x5 structure in which you can build a Milling Machine to grind flour passively, or a Sawmill to efficiently transform logs into boards in the same way.
The Windmill has three floors and can have a cellar as well. The first and third floor are 6x6 and the second floor is 6x7.
The machine is built separately from the Mill itself, in anticipation of other machineries that we may add in the future. Fill the machine with millable seeds, and watch it turn into glorious flour. There is no quality impact from the machine, and the resulting flour thus has the same qualities as the seeds. - Jorb
Game Development
- Buzzcut Board (2024-02-11)◎ >"Added "Sawmill", a mechanically powered machine (i.e. built in wind- or watermills) which automatically transforms logs into boards at a rate of exchange slightly better than that provided by a metal saw."
- Milling Time (2016-11-30)◎ >"Added "Windmill". A Windmill is a large house in which you can build a "Milling Machine". The machine is built separately from the Mill itself, in anticipation of other machineries that we may add in the future. Fill the machine with millable seeds, and watch it turn into glorious flour. There is no quality impact from the machine, and the resulting flour thus has the same qualities as the seeds."