Wood Wall Frame
| Wood Wall Frame | |
|---|---|
| Class | Building |
| Type | Structure |
| Build Menu | Carpentry |
| Build Skill | Carpentry: 2 |
| Build XP | Carpentry: 20 |
| Build Tools | Claw Hammer |
| Health | 50 (+20 per skill level) |
| Location | Built |
The Wood Wall Frame is a wooden frame that forms the base of a wall. The in-game tooltip calls it a base for walls or windows.
It belongs to Carpentry and comes in a single version. Wooden walls are built onto it. It is the first step in raising a wooden building from scratch. It is cheap, at two planks and two nails. The Metal Wall Frame costs more but starts with twice the health. Most carpenters raise a row of these frames before any walls go up.
How to Build Wood Wall Frame
The recipe is known from the start. It asks for Carpentry level 2 and gives 20 Carpentry XP.
It takes two Plank and two Nails. A hammer drives the nails and comes back after the build.
Once built, the frame has 50 health. Each point of the builder's skill adds 20 more.
Planks come from sawing logs or taking apart wooden furniture. Nails are often found with hammers and other tools.
Lay out the full wall line in frames first. Then fill them with walls as planks and nails come in.
It needs Carpentry level 2. Building it gives 20 Carpentry XP.
| Name | Image | Amount | Kept | Spawn ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claw Hammer | 1x | Yes | /additem Base.Hammer
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| Plank | 2x | No | /additem Base.Plank
| |
| Nails | 2x | No | /additem Base.Nails
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How to Use Wood Wall Frame
The frame stands on its own as an open grid. A Wooden Wall is then built onto it.
The tooltip on the Wooden Wall says it must be built on a wall frame. That makes this frame the base of every wooden wall.
Wall frames also count as walls when an area is enclosed. That helps when setting up an indoor room.
Notes
- The tooltip calls it a base for walls or windows.
- Two Plank and two Nails make one frame.
- The Wooden Wall goes on top of it.
- The Metal Wall Frame is the welded version.
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