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=== Construction === | === Construction === | ||
− | + | Because dwarves require an orthogonally adjacent tile to construct walls, creating a multi-z-level wall can be a logistical challenge. It is possible to use the floors provided by the lower level walls to construct the next level, though this requires staggering construction designations to build the walls farthest from an access point first. If you have an abundance of material (and plan to build floors on the inside anyway), you can use the implied floors from the walls below to construct an inner ring of floors, then use those floors to construct an outer ring of walls. Less resource-intensive temporary access can be provided by building one-tile-wide [[bridge]]s as "scaffolds" around the interior. | |
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Alternatively, staggering the tower walls can simplify construction: | Alternatively, staggering the tower walls can simplify construction: |