[13.6] Adding ground can cause water being added close by

[jonatkins]

Hard to describe well, but when extending a railway across a lake with a 2-wide landfill a small island just south of the path had it's end stretched out parallel to the placed land.

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That small island started off half the size, but I didn't manage to screenshot the start of the problem.

[jonatkins]

By the time I thought of checking autosaves the first stages of the issue had been overwritten. However, here's a save from just before the screenshot was taken.

[Loewchen]

This is not directly caused by landfill, as the map editor does the same thing. It might be intended to prevent scattered tiny ground variations from being generated.

[jonatkins]

I don't feel the title change to "Adding ground can cause water being added close by" really describes the problem as I'm seeing it. Water isn't being added at all - it's the small island having it's right-hand side stretched out - adding land several grid squares away from where I'm using landfill.

What I would expect is that either the small island had land added to join it to the path I was making, or land removed to keep the water channel between it and the path - not the right hand end of the island moving each time I extended the path.

[Rseding91]

That's just how it works when dealing with landfill.

[jonatkins]

For reference, also see viewtopic.php?f=173&t=29967

[system]

it also create other landfill under. Lines could stack probably yo infinity. Very nice way to create path for multiple rail lines

[Loewchen]

I declare this duplicate of: 29967.