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Latest revision as of 03:58, 8 March 2010
(Moved from talk:cistern)[edit]
A fairly easy way to hollow out a cistern without elaborate designing is simply marking an area of ramps one level below where you are going to have the top of the cistern. The ground on the current level will be cleared off ( turned into down ramps ) and the same happens to the lower level when you assign a new ramp layer under that. And don't worry; when you assign ramps under ramps, the ramps on top will be cleared out safely.
Easy underground tank hollowing. Although you'll need stairs to climb for the miners sooner or later...
Karp 08:51, 27 November 2008 (EST)
difference between reservoir and cistern?[edit]
Won't water that's in a constructed, "inside / light / above ground" tile freeze in winter? I thought only water in "dark/subterranean" tiles wouldn't freeze. If so, there's a signficant difference between cisterns and reservoirs -- reservoirs work, cisterns don't! Calenth 20:57, 4 February 2010 (UTC)