Large World, 250 years, many civilizations and beasts, 5x5 embark size. Aside from that, all my settings are default, no .ini files edited nor mods installed
It’s not just a graphical glitch, either— hovering over the areas displays “open space,” and exiting and re-entering the save didn’t fix it.
Edit: the broken world generation has also caused uncontrolled flooding of elevation 7 downstream of the river. Fun stuff, but may prove perhaps too significant of a challenge for my first non-tutorial fort? If nothing else, though, it’ll be an interesting challenge.
Challenge wise, see how it settles. If most of the map is covered in water, that'll be awkward to make an entrance. The flow over the whole map might have frame rate impact.
Sheer cliffs are unusual, but not impossible. The lack of ceiling/floor on top of some walls is weird though!
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Weird. What settings did you use?
Large World, 250 years, many civilizations and beasts, 5x5 embark size. Aside from that, all my settings are default, no .ini files edited nor mods installed
It’s not just a graphical glitch, either— hovering over the areas displays “open space,” and exiting and re-entering the save didn’t fix it.
Edit: the broken world generation has also caused uncontrolled flooding of elevation 7 downstream of the river. Fun stuff, but may prove perhaps too significant of a challenge for my first non-tutorial fort? If nothing else, though, it’ll be an interesting challenge.
Weird bug. Sounds interesting to explore for a bit.
Challenge wise, see how it settles. If most of the map is covered in water, that'll be awkward to make an entrance. The flow over the whole map might have frame rate impact.
Sheer cliffs are unusual, but not impossible. The lack of ceiling/floor on top of some walls is weird though!