Let players in landscaping menu to remove cliff edge

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Let players in landscaping menu to remove cliff edge

Postby XBBW » Sun Sep 06, 2026 11:06 pm

Like how in adventure - landscaping we can hand plow, let us have a option to remove/smoothen out the cliff edge so we can just simple walk over it instead of needing to constantly climbed it, would make travel on foot way easier.
Obviously I mean 1 square at a time.
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Re: Let players in landscaping menu to remove cliff edge

Postby Regulus2424 » Sun Sep 06, 2026 11:16 pm

I think that cliff removal definitely has some room for improvement, but what do you mean by "make travel on foot way easier"? Like, inside your base, or on some path that often use? Or do you mean that it be should a trivial task that can be performed whenever you are inconvenieced by a cliff in the middle of nowhere? Because that seems a bit overkill.
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Re: Let players in landscaping menu to remove cliff edge

Postby radkid10 » Wed Sep 09, 2026 9:56 am

I think it should be possible to remove Cliffs at any time but if you want to take the time to do it it should take slightly longer than cutting down a tree probably about 1.5 L of water to complete it by drinking the recover your stamina as well if you're using a crappy shovel like a wooden one and it would be best done with a pickaxe for the best results and speed and stamina savings to take somewhere approximately around 2 to 5 minutes to complete it too and it cannot be done on mountains I think Mountain should be difficult to Traverse I don't think the difficulty of navigating mountains should be trivialized I personally like mountains they saved my life three times in 16.2 because I was better at navigating them than the person trying to kill me that's why I think leaving Cliffs alone on mountains is necessary to be stated
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Re: Let players in landscaping menu to remove cliff edge

Postby Dawidio123 » Wed Sep 09, 2026 1:12 pm

radkid10 wrote:approximately around 2 to 5 minutes to complete it

If you mean that per tile it's way faster to do it in the current state of the game, you place landscaping over a cliff with some diggable tiles on the "high" side and then like 1 tile in the low side, set your landscaping height to about 3/4ths of the cliffs height, watch your character dig and remove like 10 tiles of a cliff in like 3 minutes. Now is it finnicky and does the character get stuck on the very cliff you want to remove so you have to manually move it away from it to dig in other tiles? sure. But making it a 2 minutes per tile humiliation ritual sounds a lot worse when i know a 30 tiles cliff will take me exactly 1 hour to remove compared to like 15 minutes currently.
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Re: Let players in landscaping menu to remove cliff edge

Postby LaserSaysPew » Wed Sep 09, 2026 6:55 pm

XBBW wrote:Like how in adventure - landscaping we can hand plow, let us have a option to remove/smoothen out the cliff edge so we can just simple walk over it instead of needing to constantly climbed it, would make travel on foot way easier.
Obviously I mean 1 square at a time.


You can remove a cliff by just digging on top of it. Or by adding soil at the bottom of it. Dig some/add some to the closest corner you can get to, then ctrl+dig the tile of the cliff or ctrl+add to the tile of the cliff. The same tile which corner you just dug/added soil to.
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