Editing 40d Talk:Tile types in DF memory

For tile #2 (murky pool), I changed a random outdoor tile to it, and it was the brown, dry wavy lines "murky pool" that you get when you completely drain a pre-existing pond.  I suspect whether it's rendered blue (full) or brown (dry) depends on the flow, as defined in the separate "Designation" list defined in the map block right after the tile list.<p>
Also, #49 is a bright-green, grassy "X" up/down stairs.  #50 is a ">" down stair (again grassy, bright-green).  #51 is a "<" up stair (ditto on grassy and bright-green).<br>
 #52-54 seem to be the same things only dark green instead of bright green (still grassy, though).<br>
 #55-57 are the same thing only made out of shale (which is the same stone type for the general area I was experimenting in, so I'm pretty sure the exact stone type is defined elsewhere).<br>
 #58-60 are the same thing made out of red sand (which seems to be the other mineral type for the area -- I have shale boulders, but "worn away" patches of ground become red sand).<br>
 #61-63 are the same thing made out of rock (bright white).<br>
...and that seems to be the end of that pattern as #64 is "unknown", and #65 is a shale fortification.<p>
Sorry for the disjointed nature of this message, but I just sort of typed it up as I was trying it. -- [[User:Erasmus Darwin|Erasmus Darwin]] 20:22, 26 November 2007 (EST)
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   #61-63 are the same thing made out of rock (bright white).<br>
 ...and that seems to be the end of that pattern as #64 is "unknown", and #65 is a shale fortification.<p>
-Sorry for the disjointed nature of this message, but I just sort of typed it up as I was trying it. -- [[User:Erasmus Darwin|Erasmus Darwin]] 20:22, 26 November 2007 (EST)<br />
+Sorry for the disjointed nature of this message, but I just sort of typed it up as I was trying it. -- [[User:Erasmus Darwin|Erasmus Darwin]] 20:22, 26 November 2007 (EST)
-I was way too bored:<br />
--> Unknown<br />
--18 -> Unknown<br />
--> Driftwood (light gray "bars" symbol)<br />
--23 -> Unknown<br />
--> Tree (bright red "T") <- Some sort of red sand bug?<br />
--> Ice Up/Down Stairway (bright cyan "X")<br />
--> Ice Downward Stairway (">")<br />
--> Ice Upward Stairway ("<")<br />
--31 -> Unknown<br />
--> Shrub (bright red "V") <- Some sort of red sand bug?<br />
--> Chasm<br />
--38 -> Obsidian stairway trio (gray)<br />
--41 -> Red sand stairway trio (bright red)<br />
--> Eerie Glowing Pit (bright red "#")<br />
--> Smooth shale (gray "+")<br />
--> Obsidian (gray "+")<br />
--> Rock (bright white "+")<br />
--> Red sand (bright red "+")<br />
--> Level Ice Floor (bright cyan "+")<br />
--> Unknown<br />
--> Unknown<br />
--> Ashes (animated spider web symbol, color changes between dark red, bright red, and bright yellow)<br />
--69 -> Unknown<br />
--> Ashes (animated changes between "," "." "`" and "'" along with the same colors as #67).<br />
--78 -> Unknown<br />
--> Shale pillar (gray "O")<br />
--> Obsidian pillar (gray "O")<br />
--> Rock pillar (bright white "O")<br />
--> Red sand pillar (bright red "O")<br />
--> Ice pillar (bright cyan "O")<br />
--88 -> Unknown<br />
--> Waterfall (brown water-style squiggles)<br />
--> River Source (brown water-style squiggles)<br />
--175 -> Unknown<br />
--> Rough-hewn shale wall (looks partially mined)<br />
--> Rough-hewn shale wall (looks a little less mined)<br />
--> Rough-hewn shale wall (looks somewhat mined)<br />
--218 -> Unknown<br />
--230 -> Unknown<br />
--> Unknown<br />
--> Dry Grass Upward Slope (bright yellow slope symbol)<br />
--> Dead Grass Upward Slope (brown slope symbol)<br />
--> Grassy Upward Slope (bright green slope symbol)<br />
--> Grassy Upward Slope (dark green slope symbol)<br />
--241 -> Shale, Obsidian, Rock, Red Sand, Red Sand Upward Slopes (Yes, Red Sand twice, and they look identical).<br />
--> Ashes (Gray ">=" symbol)<br />
--> Ashes (Gray "<=" symbol)<br />
--> Ashes (Gray "~")<br />
--> Glacial Upward Slope (bright cyan slope symbol)<br />
--257 -> Unknown<br />
--260 -> Ice (bright cyan looks like one of the mined wall symbols, but all 3 look the same)<br />
--> Furrowed red sand (bright red "~")<br />
--> Ice (looks like a different partially mined wall symbol)<br />
--> Unknown<br />
--> Lava flow (dark red squiggles)<br />
--> Red sand wall<br />
--268 -> Unknown<br />
--> Smooth Obsidian Wall (looks kind of like pi -- it probably just looks weird because it's a stray piece of smooth wall, so it can form its regular pattern with more smooth wall segments)<br />
--> Smooth Obsidian Wall (looks kind of like an 'F')<br />
--> Vertical mirror of 270.<br />
--> Vertical mirror of 269.<br />
--> H/V mirror of 270.<br />
--> H mirror of 272.<br />
--> H mirror of 270.<br />
--> H mirror of 269.<br />
--> Smooth Obsidian Wall (looks just like fortifications)<br />
--287 -> Even more smooth obsidian wall tiles, all different symbols.<br />
--306 -> Same thing but "Rock"<br />
--325 -> Ditto for Shale<br />
--> Obsidian Fortification<br />
--> Rock Fortification<br />
--331 -> Rough-hewn Obsidian Wall<br />
--335 -> Rough-hewn Rock Wall<br />
--339 -> Shale (gray ".")<br />
--343 -> Obsidian (gray ".")<br />
--347 -> Rock (bright white ".")<br />
-Unknown means that DF referred to the square as "Unknown" when I forced the tile to that value.  I did this on a surface level-square which explains why I got plain "." symbols toward the end whereas you had the unknown/unmined ` ' " ' type symbols in your chart. -- [[User:Erasmus Darwin|Erasmus Darwin]] 21:07, 26 November 2007 (EST)