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When designating a bridge to be built, you can choose to make it "retracting" (the default) or "raising". A retracting bridge disappears when it is "up" and become invisible, and a raising bridge is a "drawbridge", forming a visible wall when it's up. The "wall" is always just 1 z-level high x 1 tile thick (and as wide as the bridge is wide), no matter how long the "drawbridge" is when it's down. For raising bridges, you select which direction you want it to raise when you designate it to be built. This cannot be changed later, which would require deconstructing and rebuilding a new bridge. | When designating a bridge to be built, you can choose to make it "retracting" (the default) or "raising". A retracting bridge disappears when it is "up" and become invisible, and a raising bridge is a "drawbridge", forming a visible wall when it's up. The "wall" is always just 1 z-level high x 1 tile thick (and as wide as the bridge is wide), no matter how long the "drawbridge" is when it's down. For raising bridges, you select which direction you want it to raise when you designate it to be built. This cannot be changed later, which would require deconstructing and rebuilding a new bridge. | ||