Difference between revisions of "Small cart"
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== Subcomponents == | == Subcomponents == | ||
| − | 2x [[small wheel]] | + | *2x [[small wheel]] |
| − | 1x [[small wheel axle]] | + | *1x [[small wheel axle]] |
== Total Materials == | == Total Materials == | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 9 July 2008
Main / Skills / Carpentry / Fine carpentry / Small cart
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Contents
Description
Used to transport cargo, like masses of dirt, rock shards and ore. Other things fit in too.
Subcomponents
- 2x small wheel
- 1x small wheel axle
Total Materials
- 7 shaft
- 12 planks
- 2 small nails
Notes
- Quality of the cart affects its decay rate. Carts are naturally very resistant to damage.
- The bulk of an item mostly affects how many fit into it. Carts with high weight need a high strength to drag.
- Although carts cannot be dragged in water tiles, they can be pushed.
- 6.05 kg of dye is needed to paint a cart.
- An unfinished cart missing only one plank weighs 23.40, and will fit inside other carts and rafts for easy transport.
Strength vs. Drag Formula
- Carts themselves weigh 60kg when finished.
- (((Body Strength * 7) - (Amount of weight you're carrying)) * 10) - 60kg
Example:
- Exampleman has 21 strength. He is carrying 20kg of tools.
- 147kg carry capacity max - 20kg of weight carried = 127*10kg - 60kg of draggable weight.
- Exampleman can only drag 80 bricks in his cart.
Useful Quantities
The following are the maximum hard-coded amounts of certain items a cart can hold, regardless of weight, due to their volume.
