On June 03 2012 22:32 ShloobeR wrote:
Oh uh, I am just gonna say I have never played with the ASCII tileset (only ironhand or phoebus).

So yeh... hopefully we can tileset up.

I am quite positive You can play with a tileset, people just need to convert it back for example and LNP is awesome for that.

DarkEnergy

Netherlands542 Posts

June 03 2012 13:40 GMT

#1122

On June 03 2012 22:37 Kurumi wrote:

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I am quite positive You can play with a tileset, people just need to convert it back for example and LNP is awesome for that.

The latest LNP pack with stonesense would be good and no aquifers please

Kurumi

Poland6130 Posts

June 03 2012 13:42 GMT

#1123

On June 03 2012 22:40 DarkEnergy wrote:

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The latest LNP pack with stonesense would be good and no aquifers please

Well, we might just find a place without Aquifers. Or make it part of our fun.

rapidash88

United States194 Posts

June 03 2012 15:24 GMT

#1124

Yeah use the latest LNP, that way we are sure we're all on the same track

amatoer

Germany212 Posts

June 03 2012 15:37 GMT

#1125

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=342003
here it is! Please dont hesitate to post a lot and be creative

seve

91 Posts

June 10 2012 10:24 GMT

#1126

Hi guys,
just started playing this with the help of a tutorial, but i just get stuck at the point where i should dump loose stones to my garbage. My problem is that i cant say what loose stones look like. Is there a list with the single tiles describing what each tile is for?

thanks!

plated.rawr

Norway1676 Posts

June 10 2012 10:36 GMT

#1127

http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/DF2012:Tilesets

The large dot represents stones. After 34.07 (I think), mining rock drops much fewer stones, but they also yield more when processed. You might have gotten unlucky with the drop rate, or you could have been mining soil / clay / sand, which doesn't contain stones.

seve

91 Posts

June 10 2012 10:50 GMT

#1128

Whoops forgot to mention i use the phoebus tileset. But the clay/sand explanation sounds reasonable, so i would just have to dig at deeper levels?

Thanks!

plated.rawr

Norway1676 Posts

June 10 2012 10:57 GMT

#1129

Yea, depending on the site you're at, you might have half a dozen levels of non-stone before actually reaching rock. Delve deeper!

Blazinghand

United States25558 Posts

June 10 2012 11:01 GMT

#1130

On June 10 2012 19:50 seve wrote:
Whoops forgot to mention i use the phoebus tileset. But the clay/sand explanation sounds reasonable, so i would just have to dig at deeper levels?

Thanks!

Try out a dig pattern of up/down stairwells like this.
[d]esignate [i]nterstairwell:

 X X
  X 
 X X

this will reveal an area of a floor like so:

OOOOO
OXOXO
OOXOO
OXOXO
OOOOO

which is pretty sub-optimal but will get you enough info to tell IF there is stone on that level. Just go down like 5-6 Z-levels and you'll find something.

Arevall

Sweden1133 Posts

June 22 2012 01:51 GMT

#1131

I'm trying to get a hospital running so I need some water *shudder*. I only have a couple really small ponds close to my fortress.

If I build, say, a 2x2x2 container with stone floor, can I just channel in some water there and it won't become stale? or will the water get muddy on the way there?

I'm confused by this water business

Blazinghand

United States25558 Posts

June 22 2012 02:52 GMT

#1132

On June 22 2012 10:51 Arevall wrote:
I'm trying to get a hospital running so I need some water *shudder*. I only have a couple really small ponds close to my fortress.

If I build, say, a 2x2x2 container with stone floor, can I just channel in some water there and it won't become stale? or will the water get muddy on the way there?

I'm confused by this water business

Water is only considered "muddy" if it's in a tile with mud. Moving it to a fresh tile de-muddies it. To clean water from a murky pool, run it through a Screw Pump. This also cleans saltwater.