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• DF2014:World rejection
  ...above values are arbitrary although these settings effectively disable the region/range counts.'''</small> ...se rejections if the world generated does not support the placement of the features in sufficient quantities, or at all. For example, a volcano requires the sq
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• v0.31:Worldgen examples
  ...e of them useful if you are trying to create worlds with specific types of features. Features:
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• 40d:Starting build
  ...ing build. The starting builds below should be adjusted depending on the [[region]] your fort occupies, the specific vision you have of your fortress, and wh The differences include what [[biome]]s, [[region]]s and stone [[layer]]s are present in your chosen embark site, as viewable
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• 40d:Release information/0.28.181.39d
  * added init options/world parameters to show map features during embark * added display and other features relating to last seed used by world gen
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• v0.34:Starting build
  ...ting build. Your starting build may need to be adjusted depending on the [[region]] your fort occupies, the specific vision you have of your fortress, and wh The differences include what [[biome]]s, [[region]]s and likely [[metal]]s are present in your chosen embark site.
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• 40d:Biome
  A '''biome''' is a biotic area with homogeneous features, characterized by distinctive [[plant]]s, [[creatures|animal species]] and ...[[Mountain]]s have a lot of [[ore]] and some exclusive [[underground river|features]], but no [[soil]].
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• 40d:Ocean
  [[Image:Ocean-unique-features.GIF|thumb|400px|right| An oceanic shoreline. A wave crashes into the beach ...resource for [[glass]]making. Oceans also provide a few unique geographic features, including stacks of [[driftwood]] and ocean waves - which crash against th
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• v0.31:Starting build
  ...ting build. Your starting build may need to be adjusted depending on the [[region]] your fort occupies, the specific vision you have of your fortress, and wh The differences include what [[biome]]s, [[region]]s and likely [[metal]]s are present in your chosen embark site.
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• World rejection
  ...above values are arbitrary although these settings effectively disable the region/range counts.'''</small> ...se rejections if the world generated does not support the placement of the features in sufficient quantities, or at all. For example, a volcano requires the sq
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• Modification:New frontier
  <br />Human characteristics vary greatly from region to region, as they are quite adaptable and take on many shapes, sizes and colours to <br />Aryans are tall and blonde humanoids with blue eyes and androgynous features. Their bodies can seem quite frail, but they are capable of great feats of
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• Version number
  ...kind of software, including video games. Version numbers increase as more features, fixes and changes are added over time. The number that increases is heavil |PROPER UNDERGROUND/MAP FEATURES
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• DF2014:Version number
  ...kind of software, including video games. Version numbers increase as more features, fixes and changes are added over time. The number that increases is heavil |PROPER UNDERGROUND/MAP FEATURES
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• 40d:Embark
  * Viewing your [[region]] on the World and Regional maps. ** Confirm the presence of important features, such as [[magma]] vents or [[river]]s.
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• 40d:Creature token
  | Determines whether creature can show up on "evil" maps (see [[Region#Surroundings]]). ...and attack you on its own. In practice, this has little effect because map features have finite populations and tend to get depleted as soon as you discover th
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• DF2014:Magma
  ...ver erupt, unlike their real-life counterparts. Volcanoes are geographical features visible on the [[location]] screen, making them much easier to find when ch ...d water – and on the "region" screen as a red ^. Note that a red ≈ on the "region" screen means something different entirely (red sand).
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• Creature token
  | Defines certain features of the creature's lair. The only valid characteristic is HAS_DOORS. ...y of these creatures are present in each world map tile of the appropriate region. Defaults to 1:1 if not specified.
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• Legends
  ...''events'' will be revealed, but some [[historical figure]]s, [[site]]s, [[region]]s, and [[civilization]]s and other entities may ''not'' be, possibly becau || See [[Region]]
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• v0.31:System requirements
  ...Linux. It includes Baughn's new OpenGL code, which is faster and has more features (including support for PNG tilesets and using scroll wheels). :World size: Medium region (default, nonmodified)
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• Magma
  ...ver erupt, unlike their real-life counterparts. Volcanoes are geographical features visible on the [[location]] screen, making them much easier to find when ch ...d water – and on the "region" screen as a red ^. Note that a red ≈ on the "region" screen means something different entirely (red sand).
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• DF2014:Fishing industry
  ...ing to catch in <some area>", and designating a zone next to water in that region will show "0" for fishing. ...game; this is actually one of the longest-running and most obvious missing features, having persisted since 23a.
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