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Anyone see any mistakes in this? | Anyone see any mistakes in this? | ||
:I sure do, my good fellow; I sure do. --[[User:Bronzebeard|Bronzebeard]] 06:27, 28 April 2010 (UTC) | :I sure do, my good fellow; I sure do. --[[User:Bronzebeard|Bronzebeard]] 06:27, 28 April 2010 (UTC) | ||
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| + | As for temperate biome, mined ice produces 'water' item {{Tile|≈|#00ffff|#000000}} which can be cleaned. <br /> | ||
| + | BTW, brook behaves curiously on winter coming. I've got an edge of two biomes on my map and the brook is flowing from one to another. And on late Autumn first freezes the upstream part of the brook, then the downstream part does, on Spring downstream part melts first, then the upstream does. --[[User:Peregarrett|Peregarrett]] 13:34, 20 May 2010 (UTC) | ||
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Observations from a freezing biome. Mined ice produces boulders of Ice which can be built with or dumped, they still cannot be added to stockpiles and will melt underground or if the overground temperature rises. Ice boulders melt into 'dirty ice', which is liable to be cleaned up by a bored dwarf, and then into 'stagnant water'. Stagnant water seems to act like blood smears and other psuedo liquids, it doesnt actually put water in the square, run or form pools. Neither 'dirty ice' nor 'stagnant water' will muddy a floor for farming. Anyone see any mistakes in this?
- I sure do, my good fellow; I sure do. --Bronzebeard 06:27, 28 April 2010 (UTC)
As for temperate biome, mined ice produces 'water' item ≈ which can be cleaned.
BTW, brook behaves curiously on winter coming. I've got an edge of two biomes on my map and the brook is flowing from one to another. And on late Autumn first freezes the upstream part of the brook, then the downstream part does, on Spring downstream part melts first, then the upstream does. --Peregarrett 13:34, 20 May 2010 (UTC)