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* If you have a strong computer and wouldn't mind a fps drop, you can simply dump the water down several levels into the nearest [[cavern]] and flow it off the map edge. A simple hole will suffice, but a more advanced "guided" system (ae. [[wall]]s) will work faster, although it will require dangerous cavern work first. | * If you have a strong computer and wouldn't mind a fps drop, you can simply dump the water down several levels into the nearest [[cavern]] and flow it off the map edge. A simple hole will suffice, but a more advanced "guided" system (ae. [[wall]]s) will work faster, although it will require dangerous cavern work first. | ||
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Where the screw pumps drain off to is your decision. If you are using a cistern, run the water back into your water supply. You can dig a tunnel through to the map edge and funnel it out of your game. You can build a small waterfall and drop it back into the water source it had come from in the first place, although this will probably require more screw pumps, as they do not create any [[pressure]]. | Where the screw pumps drain off to is your decision. If you are using a cistern, run the water back into your water supply. You can dig a tunnel through to the map edge and funnel it out of your game. You can build a small waterfall and drop it back into the water source it had come from in the first place, although this will probably require more screw pumps, as they do not create any [[pressure]]. |