The spot where the sun lamp is sitting seems to be incapable of having a roof on it.
Rimworld sunlamp and roof.
With the use of sun lamps it can also be used for growing crops indoors hydroponics basins provide a much more fertile environment than soil 280 fertility equivalent to 2x rich soil and any crops planted in them will grow much more quickly.
A sun lamp will illuminate tiles within a five block radius at 100 and outside tiles at only 50 or less.
I think it can still function but it bugs me a little that my heaters are losing efficiency because of.
Gotta set up a greenhouse with a sun lamp right.
Obviously he is in a biome where there is not as much usable soil such as an ice sheet or desert.
No however build sunlamp hook it up to a minimum of 2 solar generators own grid not the main grid they have to work at 50 which they will do 90 of the time to power the light add a 3rd generator if you got a wonky weathered map wall sphere of influence in.
Structures leave ash on the ground when burnt.
I thought that the main appeal of sunlamps was that you could grow plants continuously at all hours of the day because that s exactly what they do in real life.
So building in a cold biome with practically no growing season not enough animals to live on.
Sun lamps provide artificial light to roofed growing zones greenhouses at high power expense 2 900 watts.
Colonists can build structures of a various materials each with different beauty flammability and hit points.
In rimworld plants know exactly where the sun is positioned at all times and will start resting once night falls stopping their growth even while indoors under a sunlamp.
Is it possible to make a glass house or maybe a glass roof for a temperate zone.
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If you need a sunlamp then just use the soil in a barn with a roof and ditch the basin.
Sun lamps automatically turn themselves off at night to save power while the plants are resting.
So the greenhouse is unroofed 1.
Just one little detail.
