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What civ are you playing? Maybe I forgot to add the undersuit item to them.

Hereditary Cyborgs. Migrants are also pantless, and yes, your hypothesis seems correct, since none of them have "undersuits":
And they also can't make them at all:

The prefab log thing is odd though, I will look into it.

Reloading helped, for whatever reason. Still, if possible, the proper "prefab" category here would be nice:
Overall, I think we should assume I'm the idiot here, but I'll keep an eye on the problem repeating, just in case.

Been having a great time with the mod. Really like the atmosphere – reminds me somewhat of “The Drowned World” by Ballard. Here’s a few bugs I’ve noticed:

1.   Copper automatons are completely chill with the undead. To the point of watching their masters being torn apart by a zombified donkey.
2.   Some reanimated crab parts during fights are getting constant “passes right through”
3.   Surface farmers kept demanding maize on several occasions, even though I never tried to grow it.
4.   After a raid one of my guys became a “holy sea”, one upping Moses both in style and scope.

And a few “not sure if it’s a bug” things:
1.   Life is too peaceful. I’ve had 2 fortresses in 2 worlds, and the current one has been around for 10-ish in-game years. I’ve been making all sorts of trouble, but my neighbors keep ignoring me.
2.   Same as above, but in regards to caravans. Maybe my dwarves were unlucky with the trading partners in both worlds, but so far I’ve only seen dwarven caravans.
3.   What’s up with the underground plants? The only ones I can keep growing are Fungal Stalks, the rest just lose their seed supply no matter what.
4.   Dwarves are supposed to be more neurotic, but they seem to be really zen. Pretty much everyone “doesn’t really care about anything anymore” (comes with the reanimating biome, I suppose), and out of current 190-ish citizens I have exactly one mason who’s depressed. I had a couple almost losing it after the fortress went down to 4 inhabitants, but they all are alright now.
Granted, I haven’t played that much since even the first dwarven psyche rework, so it could be working as it supposed to, but I came in expecting my guys to bash each other’s heads in more often.   
5.   Undead suicide by tree is a thing:
I remember trees being bugged ever since the 3D ones were introduced, so I think it’s on vanilla. But just in case.

-Dwarf civs have fewer domestic animals by default to reduce migrant pet clutter; use only Mules, Dogs, Cats, Sheep, Yaks.

I would argue for adding an egg laying bird and probably pigs (since they don't graze).

I'm not sure if I understand what you mean with underwater.

Have you ever seen a lake with very clear water, and how it gets gradually more dark the deeper it is?

well it's certainly come a long ways from the reveal ramps

I think Mayday's ramps look the most readable.

I'm just curious about the ramps, thank you

Can you please show one without so many Z-levels, to get an impression how the ramps look in the context of an actual fortress? Because right now it's like the entire place is underwater, only there is no water, and it's very distracting.

It was an interesting video, thanks.

when everything around is non-abstract, we can't really put abstract symbols to represent it.

I suppose it makes sense. Is possible to use a different grass sprite for ramps, though, so that they would tell me on a glance that they are functionally different from just the grass around? Like a grass sprite with little bits of the soil appearing through or something. Or will it look like crap?

I'll be contemplating removing sponge people and giant sponges from the game, because neither make sense

Really like the leather rework. Not sure about this, though:

* Harpies are renamed feral harpies. Serpent people are renamed feral naga.
* Bird animal people are renamed harpies (ie, bluejay women are now bluejay harpies, eagle men are now eagle harps).
* Snake animal people are renamed naga (ie, copperhead snake men are now copperhead nagas. Adder women are now adder nagis.

There are many bird peoples that are not from Greek mythology and snake peoples not derived from Hinduism. And it's not like it helps with clarification: when it says "bluejay man", I just imagine a guy with a head of a bluejay. "Harpy", on the other hand, brings a lot of stereotype just with the name.