But it is entitled 'Magma Flow', which may have something to do with it. You wouldn't happen to be trying to get rid of the semi-molten rock, would you? Water accumulates on magma flow tile if you try long enoughīottom Magma Layer + Water => Can't create obsidian on magma flow tiles Trying to fill pond to dig out adamantine causes nothing to happen until you find the final layer of magma. Set up a system where you cover magma in water to create obsidian, dig into it, channel down, let in more water, dig in, channel down, etc. Oddly, I think I was able to make -one- tile become obsidian. I presume this has something to do with the magma layer involved here simply getting instantly refilled. It does seem that I'm going to miss out on some of that beautiful special metal, however. I could pour water into it all day if I wanted, and it would just keep burning it up.Īgain. Which oddly refuses to turn into obsidian. This worked beautifully (if a bit insanely and tedious at times) until I got to the final layer at Magma. This allows me to mine out the special metal for use, which was previously the barrier to the magma until the water flood. In order to retrieve every bit of special metal I can, I've been flooding the surrounding magma with water, creating obsidian walls. It could be entirely intended as a 'bugger off' from doing some of the more insane actions possible. I'll start by saying I'm not sure this is actually a bug.
Dwarf Fortress Bug Tracker - Dwarf FortressĠ001585: Can't create obsidian on magma flow tiles
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