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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	The Stairwell a 1x1x3 block. It requires at least one frame beneath it for support. All variants include a "landing" gap (requiring some other block like a frame to provide a surface) of approximately 1.5 meter (3/4 of a block), a 1x3-meter-long stair that ascends 2 meters (1 block) and only occupies half the width of the stairwell, and an upper 1.5-meter landing.		[[File:Three stairwells.png\|thumb\|right\|three stacked stairwells]]
			The Stairwell a 1x1x3 block. It requires at least one frame (or properly aligned stairwell) beneath it for support. All variants include a "landing" gap (requiring some other block like a frame to provide a surface) of approximately 1.5 meter (3/4 of a block), a 1x3-meter-long stair that ascends 2 meters (1 block) and only occupies half the width of the stairwell, and an upper 1.5-meter landing.

	It is designed to be stacked to create zigzag stairwells. Attempting to create a one-direction chain of stairwells will fail. Even if you add a frame to support the second stairwell, the cap wall blocks travel from the lower stair to the upper stair.		It is designed to be stacked to create zigzag stairwells. Attempting to create a one-direction chain of stairwells will fail. Even if you add a frame to support the second stairwell, the cap wall blocks travel from the lower stair to the upper stair.

Thoth: first draft of the stairwell page

2024-01-13T12:06:40Z

first draft of the stairwell page

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== Description ==
The Stairwell a 1x1x3 block. It requires at least one frame beneath it for support. All variants include a "landing" gap (requiring some other block like a frame to provide a surface) of approximately 1.5 meter (3/4 of a block), a 1x3-meter-long stair that ascends 2 meters (1 block) and only occupies half the width of the stairwell, and an upper 1.5-meter landing.

It is designed to be stacked to create zigzag stairwells. Attempting to create a one-direction chain of stairwells will fail. Even if you add a frame to support the second stairwell, the cap wall blocks travel from the lower stair to the upper stair.

Although the stairwell has many walls that prevent travel, these walls can not support wall-mounted devices (like consoles, logic elements or the like). The impassable cap walls also prevent stairwells from being used in-line in a corridor.

== Variants ==

The 2m cap walls are present in all variants. The only entry points will be on the long sides.

* Front Left (opposite the bottom of the stair)
* Front Right (adjacent the bottom of the stair)
* Back Left (farthest from the bottom of the stair)
* Back Right (underneath the stair)
* Front Passthrough (both sides of the bottom of the stair)
* Back Passthrough (both sides under the top of the stair)
* No Doors (there are no openings in the side walls of this variant)

Stairwell - Revision history

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