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They only differ in a down vs. up/down staircase and constructed vs. natural walls or stairs. The procedure from now is the same for both of them. Since multi-level aquifers are more [[Fun]], we will use the latter one for the rest of this tutorial. | They only differ in a down vs. up/down staircase and constructed vs. natural walls or stairs. The procedure from now is the same for both of them. Since multi-level aquifers are more [[Fun]], we will use the latter one for the rest of this tutorial. | ||
− | As you will be constructing walls in an aquifer layer, the construction will get suspended very often. Yet every time your | + | As you will be constructing walls in an aquifer layer, the construction will get suspended very often. Yet every time your carpenters or masons get the chance to touch the wall, its construction will proceed a little bit and will be done eventually. Just be patient and keep unsuspending the work. Constructing these walls out of blocks rather than usual logs or stones speeds it all up considerably. |
Keep an eye on your pump operator for any status arrows--it's best to temporarily stop pumping and switch operators when none of your dwarves are down in the trench. It's also a good idea to order and build a couple [[bed]]s so foolish dwarves don't decide to nap in the trench. | Keep an eye on your pump operator for any status arrows--it's best to temporarily stop pumping and switch operators when none of your dwarves are down in the trench. It's also a good idea to order and build a couple [[bed]]s so foolish dwarves don't decide to nap in the trench. |