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==Removing floors== | ==Removing floors== | ||
− | Natural and artificial floors can be removed by [[channel]]ing ({{k|d}}-{{k|h}}); constructed floors can be [[Construction removal|removed]] with {{k|d}}-{{k|n}}. Implied floors may only be removed by deconstructing the wall on the level below. The material used to build the floor will be recovered after the deconstruction | + | Natural and artificial floors can be removed by [[channel]]ing ({{k|d}}-{{k|h}}); constructed floors can be [[Construction removal|removed]] with {{k|d}}-{{k|n}}. Implied floors may only be removed by deconstructing the wall on the level below. The material used to build the floor will be recovered after the deconstruction. |
When removing a constructed floor over a natural or artificial floor, the underlying floor will revert to the base layer type (meaning cast [[obsidian]] floors are lost). | When removing a constructed floor over a natural or artificial floor, the underlying floor will revert to the base layer type (meaning cast [[obsidian]] floors are lost). | ||
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− | Dwarves can stand on the red or grey tiles to remove floors. Dwarves will not remove floors that another dwarf is standing on, so if a dwarf decides to stand on a green floor, the removal job could be canceled. | + | Dwarves can stand on the red or grey tiles to remove floors. Dwarves will not remove floors that another dwarf is standing on, so if a dwarf decides to stand on a green floor, the removal job could be canceled. |
==Bugs== | ==Bugs== |