Remove a Thicket Cliff

[Lightning2]

How does one remove a thicket cliff

[Sevenless]

You've tried dropping dirt at the bottom of the cliff already?

[Robertzon]

You can't remove it at all, dropping dirt despawns it

[Lightning2]

You've tried dropping dirt at the bottom of the cliff already?

Yeah, it despawned

[Kaios]

Doesn't seem like you're able to dig on thicket so I suspect that's likely why the dirt simply decays. I assume you would have to modify the thicket terrain around the ledge first before being able to do anything about it, though it seems like you did that as much as you can already so if the remaining tiles that are too close are preventing its removal I'm not sure there's much you can do about that.

When discussing ledge removal in another thread this was also suggested, I've always just dropped the dirt myself but if this method works it may save you some time. Provided you can change enough of the thicket around the ledge to get rid of it.

IIRC the easiest way to remove a cliff was to ctrl-shift-right-click with soil on the tile adjacent to its base.

Try raising the elevation on any tiles nearest to the ledge that are not thicket and see if that's enough to eventually get rid of it.

[Lightning2]

Yeah I transformed the thicket with plow and also tried to seed grass, it seems like the cliff tiles are thicket and they can't be raised by individual dirt and seems to kill dirt dropped on it. I also tried adding soil to the adjacent tiles but it seems to not care much about it

[Valgar]

Nice dropped soil can be destroyed in Thickets ?! *cheers*

[Kaios]

I also tried adding soil to the adjacent tiles but it seems to not care much about it

Hmm yeah, I was thinking raising the surrounding elevation might push the elevation of the thicket ledge tiles up enough to get rid of it but it sounds as if thickets act more like rock terrain and ignore elevation changes entirely.

[Lightning2]

gg loftar/jorb

[Kaios]

You're able to get rid of it now, then? Still can't dig on thicket so I'd guess they modified how the thicket ridges react to nearby elevation changes or something.