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* A miner prepares to remove a ramp tile, but nearby digging causes it to collapse | * A miner prepares to remove a ramp tile, but nearby digging causes it to collapse | ||
* A tile containing a tree sapling is designated for channeling, and the tree matures to full size | * A tile containing a tree sapling is designated for channeling, and the tree matures to full size | ||
| − | * A tree adjacent to natural stone is designated for cutting | + | * A tree adjacent to natural stone is designated for cutting, such that the stone itself is designated for mining |
| − | * A shrub adjacent to natural stone is designated for gathering | + | * A shrub adjacent to natural stone is designated for gathering, such that the stone itself is designated for mining |
* An underground shrub is designated for gathering, and a young Tower-cap sprouts in its place | * An underground shrub is designated for gathering, and a young Tower-cap sprouts in its place | ||
{{Errors FAQ}} | {{Errors FAQ}} | ||
Revision as of 19:54, 13 November 2009
This occurs when a miner attempts to dig out a tile that was designated for digging but was subsequently removed by other means.
Several situations have been observed to generate this message:
- A miner prepares to dig out a tile, but the tile immediately above is channeled away
- A miner prepares to remove a ramp tile, but nearby digging causes it to collapse
- A tile containing a tree sapling is designated for channeling, and the tree matures to full size
- A tree adjacent to natural stone is designated for cutting, such that the stone itself is designated for mining
- A shrub adjacent to natural stone is designated for gathering, such that the stone itself is designated for mining
- An underground shrub is designated for gathering, and a young Tower-cap sprouts in its place