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: Damming of course. =) But damning also. <br /> But that feature with constructions was a bit discouraging, and the agorithm is kind of confusing here. I think it should be added somewhere to wiki page--[[User:Peregarrett|Peregarrett]] 06:49, 20 April 2010 (UTC) | : Damming of course. =) But damning also. <br /> But that feature with constructions was a bit discouraging, and the agorithm is kind of confusing here. I think it should be added somewhere to wiki page--[[User:Peregarrett|Peregarrett]] 06:49, 20 April 2010 (UTC) | ||
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== Deconstructing floors onto a dwarf's head == | == Deconstructing floors onto a dwarf's head == | ||
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If I deconstruct a floor, it drops the stone/block onto the space below. If that space is occupied by a dwarf, will it injure them? | If I deconstruct a floor, it drops the stone/block onto the space below. If that space is occupied by a dwarf, will it injure them? | ||
I'm trying to devise a safe way to build large buildings without trapping dwarves or injuring them etc and this is an issue that keeps nagging me. | I'm trying to devise a safe way to build large buildings without trapping dwarves or injuring them etc and this is an issue that keeps nagging me. | ||
− | If it's possible to squash dwarves with deconstructed floor tiles, how do I safely deconstruct them? ie. keep dorfs out from | + | If it's possible to squash dwarves with deconstructed floor tiles, how do I safely deconstruct them? ie. keep dorfs out from undearneath while I'm deconstructing?--[[Special:Contributions/208.81.12.34|208.81.12.34]] 19:29, 30 June 2010 (UTC) |
: Seems that falling stone injures no one. I had a shaft 10 floors deep designed as garbage dump and quite traffic at landing zone. No dwarves were hurt. Stone does damage only from stone traps or catapults. <br /> Anyway, you can use burrows or restricted traffic areas to keep them out. [[User:Peregarrett|Peregarrett]] 10:24, 1 July 2010 (UTC) | : Seems that falling stone injures no one. I had a shaft 10 floors deep designed as garbage dump and quite traffic at landing zone. No dwarves were hurt. Stone does damage only from stone traps or catapults. <br /> Anyway, you can use burrows or restricted traffic areas to keep them out. [[User:Peregarrett|Peregarrett]] 10:24, 1 July 2010 (UTC) | ||
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== Order of construction == | == Order of construction == | ||
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Happy, not dead Dwarfs | Happy, not dead Dwarfs | ||
− | Where O is the wall you want to build your wall, and S is the row of suspended wall tiles. The Dwarfs will not step on the S tiles, or cross them, if they can prevent it and have no reason to (such as "Goblin Christmas). Afterward, you can just remove the suspended designations, and your dwarfs won't build the last tile from the wrong side and trap themselves. | + | Where O is the wall you want to build your wall, and S is the row of suspended wall tiles. The Dwarfs will not step on the S tiles, or cross them, if they can prevent it and have no reason to (such as "Goblin Christmas). Afterward, you can just remove the suspended designations, and your dwarfs won't build the last tile from the wrong side and trap themselves. |
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