Dwarves cannot ascend or descend (or cross) the ramp as shown because the walkable spaces above the ramp are not walled underneath, therefore dwarves cannot move between the ramp bottom and the spaces by the top of the ramp. Otherwise, the ramp will be labeled as "Unusable" when examined using the Look cursor.Įxample A shows a situation where a ramp might be created that is actually unusable. If these conditions are met, creatures will be able to move back and forth between the ramp space and the walkable space above the adjacent wall. The space above at least one of the adjacent walls must be open.The ramp must have a wall next to it (including diagonals).The space directly above the ramp must be open.More formally, for a creature to use a ramp, all of the following are necessary: This can make it seem like a ramp has "direction" or "flow" by itself, but in fact this depends entirely on the spaces adjacent to the ramp. So unlike stairs, where a dwarf moves directly up or down, a dwarf moving via a ramp will change both horizontal and vertical location in a single move. Taken from the Dwarf Fortress Wiki, concerning Movement Using Ramps:įor the purposes of unit movement, a ramp connects the ramp bottom to the tops of walls adjacent to the ramp bottom. I'm having some trouble understanding ramps.
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