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[grelphy]

So we can now build massive quantities of walls and floors, which is great (my wrists appreciate it, anyway). However, I still have to do a bit of micromanagement to fit floors into oddly-shaped areas because the mass floor cannot be placed if even a single tile is in an illegal location. i.e., I have the following:

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Ground floor:
O+++O
++<++
+<O<+
++<++
O+++O

First floor:
+...+
..X..
.X+X.
..X..
+...+

And I would like to floor over the entire first floor to create:

+++++
++X++
+X+X+
++X++
+++++
But the stair tiles already contain constructions, so I must do it piecemeal. Farm plots already behave like this; they simply auto-cancel any tiles over unfarmable (i.e., boulder, pebble, staircase, column, etc.) terrain.

[Idiom]

I'd prefer [d]esignate -> [c]onstruction -> [f]loor/[w]all/[f]ortification etc

[Align]

Choosing the materials is the only problem with that.