This category contains a variety of new items geared toward basic construction, the bulk of which can be found in a new subcategory for concrete structures. However, there are also some exciting new items in existing subcategories.
New or Expanded Subcategories
- Structures > Concrete
- Structures > Doors
- Structures > Miscellaneous
Structures > Concrete
The introduction of concrete structures opens up exciting new building opportunities. Concrete items tend to be thicker than those made of wood or metal and many of them feature angled edges or curves that weren’t previously available.
New or Expanded Subcategories
- Structures > Concrete > Floors
- Structures > Concrete > Walls
- Structures > Concrete > Roofs
- Structures > Concrete > Stairs
- Structures > Concrete > Miscellaneous
Structures > Concrete > Floors
Concrete floors work similarly to wooden floors. They level uneven ground, snap to each other, and serve as anchor points for walls. Most concrete floor panels are interchangeable with wood floor panels, making it fairly easy to mix and match pieces based on available materials or aesthetic choices. However, the “Floor—Curve” and “Floor—Angled” options feature all-new shapes with no wood floor counterparts.
Concrete Floors
| Name | Build With | Prerequisites | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Floor | Steel (2), Concrete (4) | — | A basic floor. |
| Floor | Steel (8) | — | A basic floor. |
| Concrete Foundation | Steel (8), Concrete (4) | — | Used to level uneven ground. |
| Floor—Upper | Steel (4), Concrete (6) | — | A double-thick floor. |
| Floor—Curve | Steel (4) | — | A wedge-shaped floor. |
| Floor—Small | Steel (4) | — | A small floor tile. |
| Floor—Angled | Steel (4), Wood (6) | — | A triangular floor. |
Structures > Concrete > Walls
Concrete walls are much thicker than basic wall panels, allowing them to be stacked vertically or snapped together perpendicularly. Some concrete walls feature angled edges for even more snapping options. The “Concrete Wall—Curve” can be used to create rounded structures or partitions and you’ll find some narrow wall pieces that are perfect for filling gaps or creating pillars. Concrete walls can also sink into the ground, making it possible to build a sleek-looking structure without a conventional foundation.
Concrete Walls
| Name | Build With | Prerequisites | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete Wall | Concrete (8) | — | A basic wall. |
| Concrete Wall—Doorway | Concrete (6) | — | Features a doorway. |
| Concrete Wall | Concrete (6), Steel (4) | — | Features a large grate. |
| Concrete Wall | Concrete (6), Steel (4) | — | Features steel bars. |
| Concrete Wall | Concrete (6) | — | A narrow wall panel. |
| Concrete Wall | Concrete (4) | — | A very narrow wall panel. |
| Concrete Wall—Angled | Concrete (8) | — | Features beveled edges. |
| Concrete Wall—Angled Doorway | Concrete (6) | — | Features a doorway and beveled edges. |
| Concrete Wall—Curve | Concrete (8) | — | A curved wall panel. |
Structures > Concrete > Roofs
This subcategory contains two flat roof pieces. The first option offers a solid design that is very effective at blocking light. The second option features a more open design that allows a great deal of natural light to pass through.
Concrete Roofs
| Name | Build With | Prerequisites | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roof | Steel (4), Concrete (6) | — | A flat roof. |
| Roof | Steel (4), Concrete (6) | — | A flat roof. |
Structures > Concrete > Stairs
Like wood stairs, concrete stairs can be used to reach raised platforms and doorways. Some stairs can sink into the ground and snap to each other, allowing you to create perfectly placed stairs of any length.
Concrete Stairs
| Name | Build With | Prerequisites | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete Steps | Concrete (8), Steel (6) | — | A long set of stairs. |
| Concrete Steps | Concrete (4), Steel (4) | — | A short set of stairs. |
Structures > Concrete > Miscellaneous
This subcategory contains a variety of steel railings that help compliment a concrete structure’s stark aesthetic. Most of these railings are designed to be placed on horizontal surfaces, but one option includes a curved base that can snap to the edges of most floor panels.
Miscellaneous Concrete Structures
| Name | Build With | Prerequisites | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Railing | Steel (6) | — | A long railing. |
| Railing | Steel (4) | — | A curved railing. |
| Railing | Steel (4) | — | A short railing. |
| Railing | Steel (4) | — | A short railing. |
Structures > Doors
This subcategory now includes options for powered doors. Powered doors only open when a suitable power source is connected; disconnecting the power source causes the doors to close. Attaching a switch between a power source and one of these doors makes it possible to control a powered door from a remote location.
New Doors
| Name | Build With | Prerequisites | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Powered Door | Wood (8), Steel (4), Copper (2) | — | Includes a sliding door. Requires 1 Power. |
| Powered Door | Steel (2), Copper (2), Concrete (6) | — | Includes retractable double doors. Requires 1 Power. |
| Powered Door | Steel (2), Copper (2), Concrete (6) | — | Includes retractable double doors. Requires 1 Power. |
| Powered Door | Steel (2), Copper (2), Concrete (6) | — | Includes retractable double doors. Requires 1 Power. |
Structures > Miscellaneous
This subcategory now includes two buses and a trailer, all of which can serve as premade shelters.
New Miscellaneous Structures
| Name | Build With | Prerequisites | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bus | Steel (20), Glass (5), Circuitry (2) | — | The body of a large bus. |
| Bus | Steel (20), Glass (5), Circuitry (2) | — | The body of a large bus. |
| Trailer | Steel (16), Wood (2) | — | An empty trailer. |