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"The number at the bottom is the total elevation of the current level." | "The number at the bottom is the total elevation of the current level." | ||
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| − | The phrase "total elevation" seems meaningless here - at least in | + | The phrase "total elevation" seems meaningless here - at least in v0.31, this number can also go negative, so it's not the absolute elevation. What's the reference point? Is it sea level? |
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| + | * 100 is sea level, 400 is the highest possible mountain top, and 0 is the lowest depth of the ocean. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:19, 17 February 2012
"The number at the bottom is the total elevation of the current level."
Source: http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/v0.31:Z-axis#ixzz0lwAQqZPB
The phrase "total elevation" seems meaningless here - at least in v0.31, this number can also go negative, so it's not the absolute elevation. What's the reference point? Is it sea level?
- 100 is sea level, 400 is the highest possible mountain top, and 0 is the lowest depth of the ocean.