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Sewered constructions are constructions under which a sewer can exist and through which water can flow into the sewer. When a grid cell is both covered by a sewered construction and a {{inlink|lcase=1|Sewer area}}, the grid cell is considered to be sewered. Additionally, it will be given the storage capacity of the {{inlink|SEWER_STORAGE}} attribute of the sewer area. Any surface water left in the sewered cell can theoretically flow into the sewer, unless the sewer is filled to its capacity. | Sewered constructions are constructions under which a sewer can exist and through which water can flow into the sewer. When a grid cell is both covered by a sewered construction and a {{inlink|lcase=1|Sewer area}}, the grid cell is considered to be sewered. Additionally, it will be given the storage capacity of the {{inlink|SEWER_STORAGE}} attribute of the sewer area. Any surface water left in the sewered cell can theoretically flow into the sewer, unless the sewer is filled to its capacity. | ||
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Revision as of 09:46, 3 April 2019
Sewered constructions
Sewered constructions are constructions under which a sewer can exist and through which water can flow into the sewer. When a grid cell is both covered by a sewered construction and a sewer area, the grid cell is considered to be sewered. Additionally, it will be given the storage capacity of the SEWER_STORAGE attribute of the sewer area. Any surface water left in the sewered cell can theoretically flow into the sewer, unless the sewer is filled to its capacity.