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Stairs were preferable in DF because it's an easy vertical chute, but ramps in a corkscrew were almost as good, (and in fact, better for pathfinding lag, due to the fact that the game searches for ramps first, and only looks for stairs once ramps are eliminated,) Without the advantage of being able to build directly vertically, ramps are always better in Gnomoria, unless you are trying to build metal stairs for a great hall or something. Hence, ramps are faster, even if it were 1.5 times as long to take a step. Use the 'follow' command when someone is going up/down ramps and stairs, and you can observe this. Comparatively, stairs DO count as floors, and gnomes walk directly up a stair, then over to the next stairs in two steps. Movement is from the base of the ramp to the floor on the elevation level above in one step. (In fact, it's a minor bug that gnomes think they can, but can't actually stand there, as it winds up with them cancelling jobs when they have to stand on a ramp to reach a floor I'm ordering removed or added.) I never see someone standing in the 'upper floor' of a ramp.

Diagonal they might be even slower, they are at least in DF. If X is the stair they came up with, no matter where the Stair is around it. No matter where the next stair is, unless they are already standing on it, they will have to step onto the field with the stair to go up a level. No matter the direction they are going, they step up the stair and end up on the next level.

So it technically would probably even be slower. And if we apply DF logic, a step diagonal is considered 1,5 steps. Originally posted by Ishan451:Unless the stair is exactly above each other on every level, they'll always have to take at least 1 step.

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