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0000142: Volcanoes' left sides can protrude buggily above slopes -- height check not symmetrical? |
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| Revision |
2012-04-06 19:03 by Footkerchief |
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| Description |
Compared to 40d, volcanoes now retain the same shape every z-level, and the obsidian barrier that, in 40d, would extend a few tiles outward from the volcano is now only 1 tile thick. This may or may not be by design, so I'm not sure if it is a bug or not.
Volcanoes whose rightmost edge is at the TOP of the mountain extend above ground, whereas volcanoes whose rightmost edge is at the bottom of a slope (mostly) correctly create a "pit" on the rest of the upward slope |
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| Revision |
2012-04-06 17:45 by Footkerchief |
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| Description |
Compared to 40d, volcanoes now retain the same shape every z-level, and the obsidian barrier that, in 40d, would extend a few tiles outward from the volcano is now only 1 tile thick. This may or may not be by design, so I'm not sure if it is a bug or not. |
