survey on acre clay (solved)

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juliusfd
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survey on acre clay (solved)

Post by juliusfd »

so i was expanding my base a bit but than i realized that i cant survey the acre clay fields or make it higher. does anyone know if this is a bug or a glitch and how to fix it, because i really don't want my base to have a giant hole. :cry:
edit: solved
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Re: survey on acre clay

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nah I'm pretty sure that shit is intentional

it's okay, just decorate the pit with some skulls and torchposts :twisted:
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Re: survey on acre clay

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Acre clay fields (tiles):
1) Can only be lowered. With the exception of its borders.
2) But ... it can still be terraformed if needed. (Needles to say, this can't be undone!)
So technically, with a little bit of extra work, one can easily expend a base into acre clay fields.
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Re: survey on acre clay

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As you plant tile with grass, you can terraform it normally after.
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Re: survey on acre clay

Post by juliusfd »

Fostik wrote:As you plant tile with grass, you can terraform it normally after.
wait that actually works? thanks!
edit: i tried it and it actually works. thanks a lot!

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