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Engraving on constructed walls and floors is not possible. If you were able to designate any sort of smoothing, engraving or fortifications then it was certainly a natural wall. Could you clarify your report? |
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Mr Frog
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2012-09-06 20:18
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No, you can designate constructed walls for fortifications (and only fortifications), I'm pretty sure. The bug seems to be that getting rid of a wall scheduled for carving doesn't clear the designation, so the dwarf then carves 'fortifications' into a wall that isn't actually a wall anymore, causing odd behaviour.
E: Is the engraving actually *of* something? Can you look at it and see a proper description?
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Kidiri
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2012-09-07 06:13
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When looking at the tile it just says basalt block floor (or open space after I removed the wall beneath it). When I hit enter, it says that it's an "exceptional Erush Öntakadil rendition of a well-designed image of a baguette cut gem. The image is the symbol of The Craterous Tongs, a dwarven civilization." It behaves like an engraving and is hidden when designated so, but like I said, it doesn't get removed when a wall's built on top of it. |
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I was going for just a relationship with 0003805, but on second look, this is a duplicate. |
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