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− | Once you have dug deep enough to see rock, channel out the entire level (make sure you have an escape route for the miner). Also, when channeling a large room, do it layer by layer. Start at one end and do the entire left side, then the next. If you just select the entire thing, dwarves will die. | + | Once you have dug deep enough to see rock, channel out the entire level (make sure you have an escape route for the miner). Also, when channeling a large room, do it layer by layer. Start at the one end and do the entire left side, then the next. If you just select the entire thing, dwarves will die. |
− | Don't drop water anywhere near other tunnels; the ice will break through, and it will be messy. You can | + | Don't drop water anywhere near other tunnels; the ice will break through, and it will be messy. You can cut off entire sections of fortress to flooding or caved-in sections by doing this, and it wastes a lot of work and ice. |
==== Other approaches ==== | ==== Other approaches ==== |