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>If I chose [direction], then I can use '<' to surface, but I cannot use '>' to dive down.
A correction: yes, you can use '>' or '<' normally if you are on the second Z-level. |
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emperorbma
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2010-04-12 10:23
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Another thing I noticed is that if you have an air tile above the water you are swimming in and try to swim into a water tile that doesn't have air above it (this example, I was swimming in an underground cavern), it blocks you with no message. I think this is intentional, but it is probably related to the above bug.
What it should do in the cave would be to give a prompt: "You are swimming into a cavern with no air pockets. Do you really want to continue?" If you are underwater already, it shouldn't care...
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Did you try using the alt key plus the > or whatever? |
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@smjjames: Did you try using the alt key plus the > or whatever?
Yeah, tried that. They both do nothing as far as I can tell. |
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2011-02-25 13:24
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It seems if you have no swimming skill in the most recent versions (.19 and previous) you cannot escape from water using ramps while drowning. Also, moving carefully down a ramp (alt direction to the down ramp, select direction/below) into water stuns you.
A couple versions previously (with swimming skill), I was able to swim down, but not swim back up.
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Tested and confirmed for 0.40.19
As a Grand Master swimmer I could use a ramp to automatically move down to the 2nd underwater Z level and use it to go back up again. I could not dive underwater from the surface above 3 levels of water. I could also not surface from the 2nd underwater level without using the ramps. |
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