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I was under the impression that it was NOT a bug that you couldn't plant on dry underground soil. | I was under the impression that it was NOT a bug that you couldn't plant on dry underground soil. | ||
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== Underground plants on dry soil == | == Underground plants on dry soil == | ||
− | From what I've observed, underground trees and shrubs will only grow on dry subterranean soil if one of the two following conditions is satisfied: 1. there is an unmined soil wall within a 2 tile radius on the Z-level beneath the tile in question (just like how willow trees will only grow within a 2 tile radius of a river/brook/murky pool tile on the Z-level below); 2. there is a muddy tile within a 2-tile radius on the '''same''' Z-level | + | From what I've observed, underground trees and shrubs will only grow on dry subterranean soil if one of the two following conditions is satisfied: 1. there is an unmined soil wall within a 2 tile radius on the Z-level beneath the tile in question (just like how willow trees will only grow within a 2 tile radius of a river/brook/murky pool tile on the Z-level below); 2. there is a muddy tile within a 2-tile radius on the '''same''' Z-level. I first observed this behavior back in 40d and it still seems to be working this way in 0.31. --[[User:Quietust|Quietust]] 17:45, 11 September 2010 (UTC) |
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