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A log wall is a constructable wall that can be made by beginner carpenters.

Usage

It can be used to improve carpentry early on, as it requires no carpentry level to construct, however, it requires a large number of raw materials. A log wall can withstand a lot of damage, particularly if the player as the handy skill, which only applies to log walls. The log wall cannot be decorated like a wooden wall.

Be aware that if you have rope in your inventory, the ropes can be consumed when building the wall, instead of ripped sheets. Consider putting ropes away before starting construction.

Crafting

Product	XP gained	Skill(s)	Recipe	Ingredient 1	Ingredient 2	Ingredient 3
Log Wall	1.25 Carpentry	none		Hammer (tag) (keep)	Log x4 (consumed)	One of: Ripped Sheets x4 Twine x4 Rope x2 (consumed)

Health

*Calculations are based on log walls*
Skill level	HP without handy	HP with handy
0	400 HP	500 HP
1	450 HP	550 HP
2	500 HP	600 HP
3	550 HP	650 HP
4	600 HP	700 HP
5	650 HP	750 HP
6	700 HP	800 HP
7	750 HP	850 HP
8	800 HP	900 HP
9	850 HP	950 HP
10	900 HP	1000 HP

Code

Code snippet! This section contains source code from Project ZomboidShow / Hide

Retrieved: Build 41.78.16

function ISWoodenWall:getHealth()
    if self.sprite == "carpentry_02_80" then -- log walls are stronger
	    return 400 + buildUtil.getWoodHealth(self);
    else
        return 200 + buildUtil.getWoodHealth(self);
    end
end

buildUtil.getWoodHealth = function(ISItem)
	if not ISItem or not ISItem.player then
		return 100;
	end
	local playerObj = getSpecificPlayer(ISItem.player)
	local health = (playerObj:getPerkLevel(Perks.Woodwork) * 50);
	if playerObj:HasTrait("Handy") then
		health = health + 100;
	end
	return health;
end

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 {{Header/sandbox2|Project Zomboid|Items|Construction|Carpentry}}
 {{Page version|41.78.16}}
-{{Stub}}
 {{Infobox tile
 |name = Log Wall
 |model = LogWall.png
 |icon = LogWall.png
-|category = Movable
+|category = Wall
 |size = 1
 <!--Properties-->
-|type = Wall
+|health = See [[#Health]]
+<!--Build-->
+|build_skill= [[Carpentry]]
+|build_level= 0
+|build_tool_tag= Hammer
+|ingredients = <small>4 × [[File:Logs.png|20px|link=Log]] [[Log]]<br>2 ×  [[File:Rope.png|20px|link=Rope]] [[Rope]]<br>or 4 × [[File:Ripped Sheets.png|20px|link=Ripped Sheets]] [[Ripped Sheets]]<br>or 4 × [[File:Twine.png|20px|link=Twine]] [[Twine]]</small>
 <!--Disassemble-->
 |disassemble_skill = [[Carpentry]]
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 ==Usage==
-It can be used to improve [[carpentry]] early on. It requires a large number of resources to make, but can withstand a lot of damage. It will always appear crude and cannot be decorated like a constructed [[Wooden Wall|wooden wall]].
+It can be used to improve [[carpentry]] early on, as it requires no carpentry level to construct, however, it requires a large number of raw materials. A log wall can withstand a lot of damage, particularly if the player as the [[skills|handy]] skill, which only applies to log walls. The log wall cannot be decorated like a [[Wooden Wall|wooden wall]].
-Be aware that if [[rope]] is used to haul logs to the construction site, the ropes can be consumed when building the wall instead of [[Ripped Sheets|ripped sheets]]. Consider hauling logs first, putting away ropes, and then building the walls.
+Be aware that if you have [[rope]] in your inventory, the ropes can be consumed when building the wall, instead of [[Ripped Sheets|ripped sheets]]. Consider putting ropes away before starting construction.
 ==Crafting==
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 ==Health==
 {{Construction hp|log}}
+==Code==
+{{CodeBox
+|{{CodeSnip
+  | lang = java
+  | line = false
+  | retrieved = true
+  | version = 41.78.16
+  | code =
+function ISWoodenWall:getHealth()
+    if self.sprite == "carpentry_02_80" then -- log walls are stronger
+     return 400 + buildUtil.getWoodHealth(self);
+    else
+        return 200 + buildUtil.getWoodHealth(self);
+    end
+end
+buildUtil.getWoodHealth = function(ISItem)
+ if not ISItem or not ISItem.player then
+ return 100;
+ end
+ local playerObj = getSpecificPlayer(ISItem.player)
+ local health = (playerObj:getPerkLevel(Perks.Woodwork) * 50);
+ if playerObj:HasTrait("Handy") then
+ health = health + 100;
+ end
+ return health;
+end
+}}
+}}
 ==See also==