I'm actually not sure if cave floor prevents building a mine shaft. I believe it does but can anyone else confirm this?lcy03406 wrote:do you mean 'dug out' not nature cave floor? Build a support and dig out an area to live in and then wall it?
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You must pave cave floor to build a minehole.TeckXKnight wrote:I'm actually not sure if cave floor prevents building a mine shaft. I believe it does but can anyone else confirm this?lcy03406 wrote:do you mean 'dug out' not nature cave floor? Build a support and dig out an area to live in and then wall it?
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Ah, thank you but that wasn't the question. The question is if natural cave floors prevents surface mineholes from being built on the surface layer above them.LadyV wrote:You must pave cave floor to build a minehole.
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for a very very long time i've wished to build an underground village, build a minehole to level 2 in a cave, then dig out a 101x101 area with enough supports to choke a monolithic goat. hm, how do cellars work underground, i've wondered for a long time how cellars themselves work to be honest, do they create their own instance or do they share the space with other things?TeckXKnight wrote:Ah, thank you but that wasn't the question. The question is if natural cave floors prevents surface mineholes from being built on the surface layer above them.LadyV wrote:You must pave cave floor to build a minehole.
edit: i guess they do make their own instance since otherwise you'd see other nearby cellars.
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Cave tiles don't.TeckXKnight wrote:Ah, thank you but that wasn't the question. The question is if natural cave floors prevents surface mineholes from being built on the surface layer above them.LadyV wrote:You must pave cave floor to build a minehole.
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Cellars share the "instance" with the house they're built in.
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hazzor
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do paved tiles?bmjclark wrote:Cave tiles don't.TeckXKnight wrote:Ah, thank you but that wasn't the question. The question is if natural cave floors prevents surface mineholes from being built on the surface layer above them.LadyV wrote:You must pave cave floor to build a minehole.
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I don't know. Mined tiles do for sure tho.
Cajoes wrote:I was the murder victim your guy aggro'd. And slew. Entirely unprovoked. Rather handily at that. Which prompted the retaliatory party. That you also handily slew.
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hazzor
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oh, that's cool then, so you can't mine into a mine?bmjclark wrote:I don't know. Mined tiles do for sure tho.
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