Workedhair - 209 Mid Summer by ColdSnickersBar

Map Description:

I really tried to use the rivers and canyons to make pleasing effects with water, waterfalls, and water pressure.

Point of Interest: Entrance

Water falls into the moat from above on the lower right and left sides, as well as directly to the left and right of the bridge - misting my dwarves every time they pass. You can see the mist over the water from the waterfalls. Go up one level to see where the water falls from. The walls of the moat have openings to let water into the river below - keeping the moat at a stable depth. The moat is many levels deep, and tapers into a central drain into my sewers. - ColdSnickersBar

The HTML5 map viewer is currently in Alpha mode - I'm actively trying to develop new functionality.

There should be many very obvious problems with the viewer; please check the Issues page to notify or comment on the most egregious problems to help me prioritise. The most common will be Loading... with an error in the browser developer tools console. e.g. RangeError: Offset is outside the bounds of the DataView. Feel free to report a problem with a link to the problematic map or point of interest.

maps/2009-01/coldsnickersbar-Workedhair-region1-209-14558.fdf-map I really tried to use the rivers and canyons to make pleasing effects with water, waterfalls, and water pressure. 16 1270 1104 1.00 top Water falls into the moat from above on the lower right and left sides, as well as directly to the left and right of the bridge - misting my dwarves every time they pass. You can see the mist over the water from the waterfalls. Go up one level to see where the water falls from. The walls of the moat have openings to let water into the river below - keeping the moat at a stable depth. The moat is many levels deep, and tapers into a central drain into my sewers. ColdSnickersBar

Comments

Submitted by: Jebraltix - 2009-02-14 to 212 Late Autumn

Wow... Never seen anything like it.

Submitted by: ColdSnickersBar - 2009-05-21 to 212 Late Autumn

Thanks Jebraltix

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You can download the compressed map file: 2009-01/coldsnickersbar-Workedhair-region1-209-14558.fdf-map but you will need the .NET version of SL's DF Map Compressor to convert to the .PNG image format.

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