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[[CDB | Main]] / [[:Category:Skills | Skills]] / [[Paving]]'''{{PAGENAME}}'''

== Description ==Paving is the skill needed to pave lay pavement over dirt to create [[road]]s, floors in your [[house]], or simply for faster travelaesthetic pleasure.

{| border=1 class= Items required "wikitable sortable"! width=200 |Pavement Type !! width=200|Material Used !! width=200|Image !! width=100|Max Flat Speed|-|| [[Cobblestone]] || [[Stone brick]] || [[Image:Cobblestone.png|200px|link=Cobblestone]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Gravel]] || [[Stone shards]] || [[Image:Gravel3.png|200px|link=Gravel]] || 13.34 km/h|-|| [[Marble bricks (pavement)]] || [[Marble brick]] || [[Image:Marble_bricks.png|200px|link=Marble_bricks]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Marble slabs]] || [[Marble slab]] || [[Image:Marble_Slabs.png|200px|link=Marble_slabs]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Pottery bricks]] || [[Pottery brick]] || [[Image:Pottery_bricks.png|200px|link=Pottery_bricks]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Rough cobblestone]] || [[Colossus brick]] || [[Image:Rough_cobblestone.png|200px|link=Rough_cobblestone]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Round cobblestone]] || [[Rounded stone]] || [[Image:Round_cobblestone.png|200px|link=Round_cobblestone]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Sandstone bricks]] || [[Sandstone brick]] || [[Image:Sandstone_bricks.png|200px|link=Sandstone_bricks]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Sandstone slabs]] || [[Sandstone slab]] || [[Image:Sandstone_slabs.jpg|200px|link=Sandstone_slabs]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Slate bricks]] || [[Slate brick]] || [[Image:Slate_bricks.png|200px|link=Slate_bricks]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Slate slabs]] || [[Slate slab]] || [[Image:Slate_slabs.png|200px|link=Slate_slabs]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Stone slabs]] || [[Slab]] || [[Image:Stone slabs.png|200px|link=Stone_slabs]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Wooden planks]] || [[Floor boards]] || [[Image:Floor_board.png|200px|link=Floor_board]] || 17.3 km/h|-|| [[Wooden planks]] (+Tar) || [[Floor boards]] || [[Image:Floor_board_tarred.png|200px|link=Floor_board]] || 17.3 km/h|}

* [[Rock Shards]] for making [[Terrain:Gravel|Gravel]]==Method==* Packing dirt is the first paving action required to add any type of pavement. Paving is then added to this [[Stone Brickpacked dirt]] , except for making floor boards, which may be laid on [[Terrain:Cobblestone|Cobblestonedirt]]* [[Slab]] for making or [[Terrain:Stone slabs|Stone slabsmarsh]]. Activate the item you want to pave with, then right-click the tile and choose '''Pave'''.

Paving is done on [[Terrain:Packed dirt|Packed dirt]]. Simply activate the item you want to pave with, right-click the tile Higher paving skill and choose 'pave'higher quality paving items give a faster completion timer.

===Removing paving===* Paved tiles can may be converted cultivated back to dirt by equipping a [[Terrain:Dirt|Dirtshovel]] by equiping a shovel and choosing 'destroy [[Destroy pavement]]'. * [[Body strength]] of 20 and a [[Vynoradigging]] frowns upon such actions, howeverskill of 10 is required for destroying pavement. **If you still can not destroy the pavement an injury may be causing the message saying "You need to be stronger to destroy pavement." * Stone slabs can only be removed or terraformed by a player with 21 Body strength. * Destroying pavement gives digging skill and the length of time it takes to remove the pavement is also based on this digging. * Removing paving from tiles inside tunnels requires a crowbar.

===Diagonal paving===* Selecting "Pave nearest corner" will pave half of the tile diagonally depending on the paving type being laid and where the player is standing. * The entire tile will be considered paved for the purpose of things like walking speed, but the unpaved corners will take on the graphical appearance of the tiles next to them. ===Subterranean paving===Paving underground(in mines) can be done by first reinforcing the mine floor. To reinforce, activate a [[support beam]], right-click the floor tile, and choose '''Reinforce'''. After the tile is reinforced, apply 1 mortar to the reinforcement by activating the mortar, right-clicking the tile, and choosing '''Prepare'''. Once the tile is prepared, you're able to perform normal above-ground paving methods (all above options are available underground as well).*To remove paving on mine floors use a [[crowbar]] to remove the pavement and then a [[pickaxe]] to remove the reinforcement.*To remove prepared floor use a [[Categorychisel]] to remove the mortar. It should be noted that paving diagonally is not possible underground. ===Bridge paving===* Paving the surface of a completed bridge can be done similarly to subterranean paving. ** After the bridge is completed, you must apply mortar to the bridge's surface. ** After the roadway is prepared, you can then apply the paving type of your choosing. == House floors ==Paving is also used to build house [[floor plan|floor plans]]. The minimum skill requirements are:Skills {| class="wikitable"! Skill || Floor|- | 0 || [[Wooden plank floor]] (0 paving required, but 5 [[carpentry]] skill required)|-| 21 || [[Stone brick floor]], [[Stone slab floor]], [[Sandstone slab floor]]|-| 25 || [[Category:Babel/PPottery brick floor]]|-| 30 || [[Slate slab floor]]|-| 40 || [[Marble slab floor]]|}

To make a road level to walk on (so does not slope to one side), stand on the higher of the two sides and examine the tile border that crosses the road to the lower side. You will need to do some combination of ==Skills & Characteristics==* Paving* [[diggingBody]] > [[Body strength]]* [[Soul]] > [[Soul strength]] the higher side and dropping dirt on the lower side to bring this to "this slope is level".

In normal grassy areas, it may be possible to simply choose '== [[flattening|flattenTitles]]' on each tile as you walk along the road, but this often does not work because of rock, uneven numbers of dirt, lack of dirt in your inventory or low digging ==* Roadbuilder at 50 skill. A player with a higher [[digging]] * Road Engineer at 70 skill* Road Warrior at 90 skill* World Connector at 100 skill may also flatten paved tiles of any type provided they're not too close to a building / wall or on deeded land where they do not have permission. The dig & dump method however will always work, unless there is a fence preventing dirt from being dropped.

== Slopes Additional Notes ==* It is possible to pave underwater.* Paving can be done while moving, so long as you do not move too far away (two tiles) from the tile you are currently working on.