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[Spectre9000]

Do the tops of the raised bridges act as floors? Can dwarves walk on top of the raised bridge?

[Fleeting Frames]

No and no.

However, much like with other impassable buildings like closed doors, thing will not fall through the top of a raised bridge.

This has it's uses and disuses, obviously.

[PatrikLundell]

And a bridge in a wall, with a floor above the "inside" but not above the bridge will allow critters to enter the "room" from above the bridge, so you need to ensure there's either a floor or a wall above a bridge to keep things out.

[kingsableye]

what strange geometries these dwarves live in

[PatrikLundell]

what strange geometries these dwarves live in

If you think that's strange your mind will be blown by the magic hole creating built staircases, diagonal upwards invisible staircase paths, and compressible drawbridges (regardless of length, a drawbridge compresses to a single z level in height when raised).

[MobRules]

(regardless of length, a drawbridge compresses to a single z level in height when raised).

Yeah, I discovered this (the hard way) immediately after climbing was implemeted. (How are they getting in?? All my walls are three units high with an overhang!)

[kingsableye]

If you think that's strange your mind will be blown by the magic hole creating built staircases, diagonal upwards invisible staircase paths, and compressible drawbridges (regardless of length, a drawbridge compresses to a single z level in height when raised).

My favourite is still the fortifications that let balista bolts through but not creatures (unless it is completely submerged)

[MobRules]

My favourite is still the fortifications that let balista bolts through but not creatures (unless it is completely submerged)

Also, it's possible to dodge through fortifications (and even solid walls). A number of folks have had sparring militia fall to their deaths because of this.

[Findulidas]

and disuses

[Fleeting Frames]

What would you suggest?

[bmxbumpkin]

Uses and problems of its own?

[Fleeting Frames]

Doesn't rhyme.

[Findulidas]

Uses/abuses?

Why must it rhyme?

[Fleeting Frames]

Yeah that's better.

If you have to ask that question, I'm not sure you can understand this, but rhymed things are neater.

[Bumber]

If you have to ask that question, I'm not sure you can understand this, but rhymed things are neater.

And also therefore true, mind you.