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'''Z-level''' is a term that refers to vertical levels in Dwarf Fortress. <br> | '''Z-level''' is a term that refers to vertical levels in Dwarf Fortress. <br> | ||
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*Suggested Terminology: "L+6" is z-level 6, and "L-13" is z-level -13. | *Suggested Terminology: "L+6" is z-level 6, and "L-13" is z-level -13. | ||
The displayed Z-level is the height above or below ground at the tile you are looking at; notably, moving the cursor in the x-y plane can result in a change of relative height displayed as the ground level changes. Try moving across a cliff from subterranean area to open sky for a good example of this. | The displayed Z-level is the height above or below ground at the tile you are looking at; notably, moving the cursor in the x-y plane can result in a change of relative height displayed as the ground level changes. Try moving across a cliff from subterranean area to open sky for a good example of this. | ||
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| + | There doesn't seem to be a standard range of levels for a given map, on some maps it's -16 to +17, on others it goes as low as -31, maybe deeper. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 00:40, 1 November 2007
Z-level is a term that refers to vertical levels in Dwarf Fortress.
- Suggested Terminology: "L+6" is z-level 6, and "L-13" is z-level -13.
The displayed Z-level is the height above or below ground at the tile you are looking at; notably, moving the cursor in the x-y plane can result in a change of relative height displayed as the ground level changes. Try moving across a cliff from subterranean area to open sky for a good example of this.
There doesn't seem to be a standard range of levels for a given map, on some maps it's -16 to +17, on others it goes as low as -31, maybe deeper.