ModbaseOffsets

The `baseOffsets` section of the json file is used in buildings, structures, and flora to define the number and position of tiles associated with each item. Under `baseOffsets` is a list for each tile and the options for that tile. It repeats for each tile defined.

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Table of baseOffsets:

Value	Type	Description	Example/Link
type	integer	defines as 'baseOffsets'	0
coord	Name-Value pairs	X and Y coordinates of tile	"coord": {"x": -1,"y": 2}
requirements	array	tile requirements	see link ModbaseOffsetsRequirements
isOccupy	boolean	tile will count as player occupied?	true / CowFarm, Harbour, LargeHarbour, ShaftMine, SheepFarm, TrainStation
isOwnedTerritoryRequired	boolean	tile must be within player territory	true
structureToCreate	integer	structure to create	255 or StructureModIds
layerTypeToCreate	integer	layer to create - can adjust bot height/pathing	255 or 3
customLayerHeights	array	allows slope of tile: height of TopLeft, TopRight, BottomLeft, BottomRight	null OR [ 0,-3, 0,-3]
autoAdjustType	integer	adjust tile. Default, None, Only Up, Only Down, Flatten	from : 0,1,2,3,4
isPassable	boolean	bots may path through the tile	true
sidesToAdjust	array	side(s) to adjust height to adjacent tile	[] OR [{"x": -1,"y": 0},{"x": 1,"y": 0}]
heightOffset	integer	adjust height of tile from "0"	see Boatyard, TrainStation, ColonyShip, ShaftMine, Well
isBypassVerify	boolean	ask CodeByFire??	see List of buildings with isBypassVerify=True
trackDirections	array	Obsolete?
inaccessibleDirections	array	sides of tile that bot may not access	[] OR [{"x": 0,"y": 1},{"x": 1,"y": 0}]
doesNeedUnoccupied	boolean	Tile needs to be occupied?	See ShaftMine
showFootprintHighlight	boolean	Highlight tile footprint when placing/deleting	See ShaftMine 1,3 and 1,4
heightLeeway	integer	Clearance needed over tile for Elevated Rails	-1, 6, 10, 12, 16, 24, 34

Example 1

Here is a visual of how the X,Y coordinates would be listed in the json file for the Paper Mill. Note that "coord" do not have to listed in a logical order (e.g. all the X=0 positioned follow by the X=1, etc.). Paying attention to the specific X,Y coordinates and the associated options is important. The (E) is the entrance to the building in this example. See BuildingOutlines to understand how the options are set for each tile..

X,Y	X,Y	X,Y	X,Y	X,Y	X,Y
-2,3	-1,3	0,3	1,3	2,3	3,3
-2,2	-1,2	0,2	1,2	2,2	3,2
-2,1	-1,1	0,1	1,1	2,1	3,1
-2,0	-1,0	0,0	1,0	2,0	3,0
		(E)

Example 2

Here is a visual of how all of the BaseOffsets would be listed in the json file for the Sheep Farm. See BuildingOutlines to understand how the options are set for each tile. Note: In this image, yellow is used instead of the white lines on the BuildingsOutlines page.