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Natural walls and floors dropped onto a magma flow by a [[cave-in]] will disappear. This happens in the same tick as a cave-in, and the magma flow will consume the entire column, no matter how high it is. | Natural walls and floors dropped onto a magma flow by a [[cave-in]] will disappear. This happens in the same tick as a cave-in, and the magma flow will consume the entire column, no matter how high it is. | ||
| − | If the magma is cleared away (or if a large area is excavated beneath stone directly above semi-molten rock), the magma flow tiles will animate and sparkle just like the original [[23a:magma flow]] from the earliest versions of Dwarf Fortress. | + | If the magma is cleared away (or if a large area is excavated beneath stone directly above semi-molten rock), the magma flow tiles will animate and sparkle just like the original [[23a:magma flow|magma flow]] from the earliest versions of Dwarf Fortress. |
{{Category|Map tiles}} | {{Category|Map tiles}} | ||
[[ru:Magma flow]] | [[ru:Magma flow]] | ||
Revision as of 02:01, 9 February 2024
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A magma flow is a special type of map tile found at the bottom of the magma sea, forming the floor above semi-molten rock. Creatures can safely walk on the tiles as long as no magma is present, but since magma pools and volcanoes refill by spawning magma directly above magma flow tiles, they tend not to remain safely walkable for long.
Natural walls and floors dropped onto a magma flow by a cave-in will disappear. This happens in the same tick as a cave-in, and the magma flow will consume the entire column, no matter how high it is.
If the magma is cleared away (or if a large area is excavated beneath stone directly above semi-molten rock), the magma flow tiles will animate and sparkle just like the original magma flow from the earliest versions of Dwarf Fortress.