Station Extension Range

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Station Extension Range

Switch: F1 → 0 - Sub-mods → Station Extension Range (on by default).

Station upgrades (chopping block, tanning rack, forge bellows, ...) connect from further away and can be built right next to each other.

Features

  • One connection distance for all stations (default 30 m, vanilla 5 m).
  • Optional own distance per crafting station (workbench, forge, cauldron, ... and modded stations).
  • Changes apply right away to upgrades that are already built.

Settings (F1)

In F1 these are under Station Extension Range - ..., below the switches.

General

Setting Default What it does
Enabled on Turn the mod on or off.
Connection distance (m) 30 How far a station upgrade (chopping block, tanning rack, forge bellows, ...) can be from its crafting station, in meters. Normal is 5. Stations with their own distance under "Per station" use that instead. (range 1 to 100)
Allow extensions next to each other on Upgrades of the same kind can be built close together (normally blocked).

Per station

Setting Default What it does
Artisan Table (m) 0 Own connection distance for Artisan Table upgrades, in meters. 0 = use the general distance. (range 0 to 100)
Black Forge (m) 0 Own connection distance for Black Forge upgrades, in meters. 0 = use the general distance. (range 0 to 100)
Cauldron (m) 0 Own connection distance for Cauldron upgrades, in meters. 0 = use the general distance. (range 0 to 100)
Forge (m) 0 Own connection distance for Forge upgrades, in meters. 0 = use the general distance. (range 0 to 100)
Galdr Table (m) 0 Own connection distance for Galdr Table upgrades, in meters. 0 = use the general distance. (range 0 to 100)
Workbench (m) 0 Own connection distance for Workbench upgrades, in meters. 0 = use the general distance. (range 0 to 100)
Apiary (m) 0 Own connection distance for Apiary upgrades, in meters. 0 = use the general distance. (range 0 to 100)