Depending on the stupidity level of the channeling miner, he may simply be stunned or also plummet to his doom. When you channel out the last bit of ice, the entire ice floor will cave in down to the area you already cleared out. Dig channels in the ice floors around the entire perimeter of the room EXCEPT for one square right next to the hallway (this is important if you don't leave the last square accessible from outside the room, you will likely kill or injure the miner doing the channeling during the last step). In the layers directly above the room, dig rooms out of the ice with the same dimensions as the first room. First, dig down to a non-ice layer beneath ice layers and dig out a room. It is also possible to get water from ice without actually melting the ice, though this method is hazardous and destructive. Otherwise, magma will tend to evaporate as it disperses from a narrow duct to a wider area. If you would like to transport magma to heat a frozen brook or other such feature that is very far away from the magma pipe, try to use a magma duct that is nearly as wide as the area you intend to fill. However any change in the amount of magma in the tile below the ice will melt the ice (which will soon freeze again), so flowing magma will keep surface water mostly usable in biomes with a cold winter. Stationary magma below surface water does not affect the freezing of the water. Dig out a tunnel one z-level below the ice sheet and fill it with magma. It can be very important to be able to extract water from permanently-frozen ice (for instance on cold northern maps) in order to give water to the wounded. You can avoid this by marking restricted traffic zones over ponds in high traffic areas.
Spring thaws happen suddenly and without warning, and dwarves in the midst of crossing a frozen pond will find themselves suddenly swimming in depth 7 water. This means not only the loss of a valuable dwarf, but also of his now inaccessible equipment.Īdditionally, surface ponds which go through a freeze/thaw cycle (on Temperate and Cold maps) can be hazardous, as your dwarves will treat the ice as a normal surface when moving about. The space cleared by the miner will freeze solid again instantly, encasing the advancing miner into a wall of ice. Watch out when digging through ice into ( subterranean) unfrozen water resorts. If constructions of ice are dismantled during the warm season, they will melt into thin air. Entire fortresses can be built of ice in temperate climates equally impervious to catapults, the summer sun, or a thousand tons of boiling lava. Ice can be moved by dumping it.Īll constructions are entirely indestructible. The game refers to ice boulders as "water." It does not appear in any stockpile options or the manager, so it cannot be moved by designating a stockpile, although it does appear under the "stones" section of the Stocks menu. Nevertheless, workshops made of ice have a certain novelty to them, and it's even possible to make furnaces out of ice, as counter-intuitive as that sounds. Ice boulders will melt when exposed to warmer temperatures (such as inside a fortress), giving it rather limited use. Ice can be used to build constructions and workshops. Ice appears as a light blue stone which can be found by mining through an ice wall. To counter this, make a cistern inside beforehand or brew enough alcohol. This can depopulate an entire fortress with rapidity in the first winter if they're unprepared. This makes winter an ideal time to get rid of any lakes that are in the way.Įntire water supplies can become completely frozen upon winter in colder areas. Ice can be mined out, creating stones of ice that melt into thin air come spring. An ice floor will also melt, leaving 1 water if it was smoothed or engraved.
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The ice wall will melt into water of depth 7 when warmer temperatures arrive, which can keep ponds full if rain only fills them up to 2/7. Ice walls can be mined like any other natural wall. As there is no thin ice, the floor can be walked on freely. The ice wall will be the same no matter how deep the water is. A water tile with a depth of 2 or more will freeze into an ice wall and will additionally create an ice floor one Z-level above it. Any water that is above ground will freeze during the cold time, but it will stay wet if it is on subterranean tiles.Ī tile of water with a depth of 1 will freeze to create an ice floor. Ice is water that has been frozen by cold seasons.
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