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== Where they are found == | == Where they are found == | ||
− | + | Aquifers appear based on the elevation of the terrain. Low elevations, particularly those near rivers and oceans are more prone to having an aquifer present, while locations closer to mountains are much less likely, but still possible. | |
Layers which CAN contain aquifers: | Layers which CAN contain aquifers: | ||
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By editing the raws and removing the [AQUIFER] tag from all of the appropriate entries in inorganic_stone_layer.txt, inorganic_stone_mineral.txt, and inorganic_stone_soil.txt it is possible to remove all aquifers from the world. This can be done before creating a new world or after, if you find a particularly neat location ruined only by the presence of an aquifer. In order to modify an existing world, you must delete the [AQUIFER] tag from the raws in the savegame's folder. | By editing the raws and removing the [AQUIFER] tag from all of the appropriate entries in inorganic_stone_layer.txt, inorganic_stone_mineral.txt, and inorganic_stone_soil.txt it is possible to remove all aquifers from the world. This can be done before creating a new world or after, if you find a particularly neat location ruined only by the presence of an aquifer. In order to modify an existing world, you must delete the [AQUIFER] tag from the raws in the savegame's folder. | ||
− | ===== Command-line (Linux | + | =====Command-line (Linux)===== |
cd df_linux/raw/objects/ | cd df_linux/raw/objects/ | ||
sed -i 's/\[AQUIFER\]/(AQUIFER)/g' inorganic_stone_*.txt | sed -i 's/\[AQUIFER\]/(AQUIFER)/g' inorganic_stone_*.txt | ||
− | and generate world. To edit an already generated world, run the <code>sed</code> command in the <tt>df_linux/data/save/''regionNN''/raw/objects</tt> folder instead. | + | and generate world. To edit an already generated world, run the <code>sed</code> command in the <tt>df_linux/data/save/''regionNN''/raw/objects</tt> folder instead. If you want to restore the tags later, you can do it with the command: |
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− | If you want to restore the tags later, you can do it with the command: | ||
sed -i 's/(AQUIFER)/[AQUIFER]/g' inorganic_stone_*.txt | sed -i 's/(AQUIFER)/[AQUIFER]/g' inorganic_stone_*.txt |