![]() ![]() Notably, a common reason players get 100+ Z-level embarks is because "Generate New World" makes ISLAND worlds, and the resulting terrain causes caverns to be a lot taller than usual. Be careful though, as it can very quickly lead to flooding. Dwarves generally go into caverns for a couple reasons: Collecting webs (you can S uspend this task at your loom) Gathering bodies/corpses (you can forbid collection of most types of bodies) Water if they are thirsty. You can use the channeling tool to dig pits (its under Mining), water will flow through channels. You get more yield there than near the surface. Very Important : These values appear to apply across a whole 16x16 region, not just embark areas. There will be connecting ramps and/or shafts between cavern layers no matter how many levels are between them. The key thing to check is the saplings that are growing - if you see any blackcaps, bloodthorns, spore trees, tunnel tubes or nether caps, those are coming from level 2 and 3. Unconfirmed whether number of levels between caverns has any impact on cavern height. Reducing the number of z-levels, especially cavern levels, can reduce processor demand and boost framerate. Showing 1 - 13 of 13 comments Seekay 7:35pm Just dig down until you hit a cavern - cave moss is ideal for farming. Definitely Id vote for being patient though. (Worldgen has 400 z-levels maybe one can force 200 levels of sky.) Numerous factors available in world generation impact the available z-levels, and can alter the depth of the map to a minimum of 6 and a maximum well in excess of 600. The default settings produce levels with around 50 z-levels of land (for an embark with average elevation changes) with an additional 15 z-levels of empty sky space above the highest point of land mountainous regions can end up with well over a hundred z-levels of caverns. The player moves their view from one z-level to another by using to move down. If you have fewer caverns by worldgen options, itll be at the bottom of the map anyway. There is another Z-level display in the upper right corner of the main view which displays the player's z-level viewpoint relative to the surface z-level. The game internally considers the magma sea the fourth cavern level. Each layer of view is a discrete z-level with a value relative to the bottom of the map space, indicated in the lower right corner of the screen. Z-Level describes vertical space (depth or altitude) within Dwarf Fortress, analogous to the Z-axis in geometry which extends out of the page towards the viewer. Options: list: Lists all map features in your. A spoiler sticking up to the top of the 3rd cavern, with 42 safe layers, and another 80 with a stick that could be mined around. Discovering a cavern layer causes plants trees, shrubs, and grass from that cavern to grow within your fortress. In this case the embark site is 142 levels above 0. The fortress does have two redeeming qualities, sand, waterfall, flux and a magma pipe that comes up to about the top of the 3rd cavern layer, which puts it in the top 1/3 of the map. The number is relative to the bottom of the map space. ![]()
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