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::Thanks JT. I'll add that in.--[[User:Richards|Richards]] 22:52, 21 April 2008 (EDT) | ::Thanks JT. I'll add that in.--[[User:Richards|Richards]] 22:52, 21 April 2008 (EDT) | ||
− | ::Edit: Does that mean at a depth of 4/7, dwarves with the swimming skill will swim, and dwarves without it will walk? Does it depend on the pathing? | + | ::Edit: Does that mean at a depth of 4/7, dwarves with the swimming skill will swim, and dwarves without it will walk? Does it depend on the pathing? |
:::Later on the same thread, he actually mentions that if dwarfs can do so, they'll prefer to walk instead of swim. So in 4/7 water, they likely will wade, regardless of swimming skill, but a swimming creature could swim in water of the same depth even if IMMOBILE_LAND. | :::Later on the same thread, he actually mentions that if dwarfs can do so, they'll prefer to walk instead of swim. So in 4/7 water, they likely will wade, regardless of swimming skill, but a swimming creature could swim in water of the same depth even if IMMOBILE_LAND. |