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If your map has a [[cavern]] that you feel confident building in, consider building a sewage system that runs into the cavern and off the edge of the map. This way you can simply build a channel from a river to a specific area within your fortress and then have the water pour into the drain. If you are feeling creative, create running water outlets across your fortress, all which run into your sewer system. | If your map has a [[cavern]] that you feel confident building in, consider building a sewage system that runs into the cavern and off the edge of the map. This way you can simply build a channel from a river to a specific area within your fortress and then have the water pour into the drain. If you are feeling creative, create running water outlets across your fortress, all which run into your sewer system. | ||
− | Note that too much water coming down at once can blast your poor dwarves like a fire hose, | + | Note that being splashed generates annoyed thoughts, and too much water coming down at once can blast your poor dwarves like a fire hose, injuring them, so careful tuning of throughput is sometimes required - the flow can be slowed down by building walls that force it to flow between corners. An alternative is to have the waterfall ''under'' the floor, with the mist filtering up through floor gates or bars, since the mist itself is what causes happy thoughts. |
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== Design example== | == Design example== |