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Block Oil Heating
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6 aug 2020 om 7:55
6 mei 2021 om 7:24
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aantono 24 jan 2021 om 17:33 
Can you update the Old City Collection buildings to remove collision to make it easier to place tightly to each other to make variable city blocks?
Novu  [auteur] 24 aug 2020 om 12:58 
The heating mechanic with this game is pretty screwy. If you build these plants too close together they break. But if you build only one it will heat about 5 ot 6 blocks no problem. If you build a second plant nearby the whole town will just freeze. Basically you can only using Block heating to heat a small area. If need to heat a larger you are better off using one of the bigger coal plants.
Carlos 24 aug 2020 om 10:45 
It does not work. I have one per 2 residential blocks which consume no more than 60m3 but the plant cannot keep up, It looks like the real capacity is way lower than 80m3 as detailed.
Suzy&Paul 10 aug 2020 om 3:55 
Yes, I remember by myself, old houses in Berlin, you heat quick but dirty ,-)).. and expansive.. but it warmed you up faster than coal...
Novu  [auteur] 10 aug 2020 om 3:50 
From roughly 1925 to 1975 pretty much everyone had oil heat. Some homes are still heated with oil.
Suzy&Paul 10 aug 2020 om 3:24 
Great! reminds me on the old merchant for coal and heating oil around the corner, you could go there to buy diesel in your own 20l-canister for an oil heater.. or someone delivered it...
Novu  [auteur] 6 aug 2020 om 9:44 
It causes a small amounts of pollution and is designed for heating villages and towns. Effective distance the heat travels is dependent on how many buildings are nearby. If there is nothing nearby it will spread heat up to about 200m.
Marcus Aurelius 6 aug 2020 om 9:32 
Am I right that this heating plant doesn't pollute? I noticed that there are no connections for pipes, so it has to be built close to the houses, or is there a minimum distance to respect?