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<div>{{flag<br />
|name=Foundation<br />
|files={{categ|ini=art}}<br />
|values={{values|strings|[[hardcoded]] values[[{{PAGENAME}}#values|{{sup|{{arr|d}}}}]]}}<br />
|default=1x1<br />
|types={{categ|BuildingTypes}}<br />
|ts=yes<br />
|fs=yes<br />
|ets=yes<br />
|ra2=yes<br />
|yr=yes<br />
|rp=yes<br />
|ares=yes<br />
}}<br />
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{{f|Foundation|link}} determines the number of [[cell]]s a [[BuildingType]] occupies, and the arrangement of those cells.<br />
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=={{anchor|values||}}Accepted values==<br />
All values are case-insensitive. Without Ares, any other values will simply be ignored and the default used instead. The first number represents the cell-count along the NW-SE axis, the second along the NE-NW axis.<br />
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0x0, 6x4, 3x4, 4x4, 5x3, 2x5, 2x6, 1x5, 1x4, 4x3, 3x1, 1x3, 3x3REFINERY, 4x2, 3x5, 3x3, 3x2, 2x3, 2x2, 1x2, 2x1, 1x1<br />
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'''Note''': You cannot make up other foundations, because these are actually hardcoded in the EXE, and only appear to be modifiable. Ares fixes this.<br />
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===3x3REFINERY===<br />
[[Image:3x3refinery.png|frame|{{f|Foundation|3x3REFINERY|link}} grid illustration]] <code>3x3REFINERY</code> is an unusual shape. While all other {{f|foundation|link}} values are rectangles, this one has an empty cell in the center of the third row.<br />
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Albeit containing "Refinery" in the value string, this will not work for a {{f|Refinery|link}} because the harvester's docking point inside a refinery is [[hardcoded]] to be the second [[cell]] in the fourth row, which is outside of the {{f|foundation|link}} in this case.<br />
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{{Bugs}}<br />
This flag is read from {{Ini|art}} twice: from section you specified in rules as [object]->Image , and from simply [object] , and the second one overrules the first if present. This causes weird behaviour, like setting <br />
[GAYARD]<br />
Image=NAHAND<br />
in rules still requires a 4x4 Foundation to place, contrary to what logic dictates - you need to remove the Foundation flag from GAYARD to get it to use NAHAND's one.<br />
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===Construction Yards===<br />
The AI seems to have a problem using a Construction Yard with any Foundation smaller than 2x2, it will deploy the construction yard but will not build anything.<br />
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