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[Milskidasith]

Ok, my chasm has a patch where the small .s meaning "the floor is one Z level below" displaying for 20 Z levels before hit hits the final part of the chasm. I figure it is because, somehow, my chasm has a (very strange looking) natural bridge over it. Somehow the hills formed in a way that they rose three Z levels above the normal edge of the chasm and go across, and then go down. So I have a display glitch to pay for the fact I have a kick ass spot to fight goblins (although dwarven casualties would be high. Heh.)

[Random832]

Ok, my chasm has a patch where the small .s meaning "the floor is one Z level below" displaying for 20 Z levels before hit hits the final part of the chasm. I figure it is because, somehow, my chasm has a (very strange looking) natural bridge over it. Somehow the hills formed in a way that they rose three Z levels above the normal edge of the chasm and go across, and then go down. So I have a display glitch to pay for the fact I have a kick ass spot to fight goblins (although dwarven casualties would be high. Heh.)

Any "inside" tiles where the floor is more than one Z level below will show as this (it's not technically the same; it can be changed in init.txt) instead of as sky. If you've got a hidden chasm the whole thing will display this way once revealed.

[Draco18s]

I bet you have something that covers the top of the chasm.  Bridges (and some constructions, I haven't paid a whole lot of attention) cast "shadows" downwards.