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Designing my evil trap to drown hatches by dropping them in water, when the doors over the trap open the hatches still walk on top of the door - darned sneaky critters ! - Note doors are mounted horizontally.

Is there a way to drop hatches into a water trap, or do I have to make the water come to the hatch, so to speak ;)

Just now, Saturnus said:

Yes. Vertical doors.

Any idea if this will remain the designed behaviour, or will it be patched out ? I noticed the vertical door issue mentioned in this forum as a bug, hence my question... 

I swung the door to the vertical and it worked - meat is now automated ;-), although I do still deliver the food manually, and of course grooming is manual.

Another round of iteration calls .... Thx for the help guys.

 

6 hours ago, Foefaller said:

I honestly hope the "walking/crawling critter can't pass though horizontal door" stays in, makes it SO much easier to keep the blasted Dreckos where they are suppose to stay.

My preference would be to let them through if the doors open, but I do remember how this might be annoying if you are trying to explore without disturbing the environment too much in the early game.

20 hours ago, Neotuck said:

They do

but remember they use 1200W so it's kinda power hungry 

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You know.. this just gave me a totally evil idea.. what happens to hatches if you put them under a rocket engine that launches...

And can we use a rocket engine without an actual rocket attached to make burnt BBQ...

 

13 hours ago, Foefaller said:

I honestly hope the "walking/crawling critter can't pass though horizontal door" stays in, makes it SO much easier to keep the blasted Dreckos where they are suppose to stay.

Drakeos can pass through open horizontal doors.  It's just morbs and hatches that can't.

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