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For terrain, flooring and things with a path cost of 20 or below, a pawn is slowed down every time they enter a tile with that thing. For things with a path cost of 25 or above continuing walking on a thing with a path cost of 25 or higher doesn't slow the pawn down again (even if it gets higher).{{Check Tag|Fact check|1) What about 21 to 24? Especially Blood torch need testing. 2) What does the pathCostIgnoreRepeat parameter do?}} Walking over an item on a workbench slows the pawn down again, items on shelfs have no additional effect, however.
 
For terrain, flooring and things with a path cost of 20 or below, a pawn is slowed down every time they enter a tile with that thing. For things with a path cost of 25 or above continuing walking on a thing with a path cost of 25 or higher doesn't slow the pawn down again (even if it gets higher).{{Check Tag|Fact check|1) What about 21 to 24? Especially Blood torch need testing. 2) What does the pathCostIgnoreRepeat parameter do?}} Walking over an item on a workbench slows the pawn down again, items on shelfs have no additional effect, however.
  
Below is a selection of some common values. Minified things have a path cost of 14.
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Below is a selection of some common values.  
 
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! Path cost !! Move speed factor !! Examples (random)
 
! Path cost !! Move speed factor !! Examples (random)

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