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I don't believe there is.
The problem lies in that those items belong to said dwarf and isn't allowed to be touched by others, so if the owner itself can't get rid of those items, then they won't move, unless you can come up with a highly complex "water pushing" system.

 If you go for the pump approach, you will need a way to make ice on many tiles, not just the one output tile. The best way I can think of is to make a large ice-making plant based around a ton of pumps, with more emphasis on a lot of one-tile ice spots.

 Because I know no way of making a massive cistern filled with water that alternated from freezing to melting.

Magma? Exactly how i'm not sure about.

Come on people, every time i read the "but you haven't played it yet" argument i somehow picture this certain animal banging its head repeatedly against the same stone over and over again. Seriously, wake up and smell the napalm. And although that might sound like a good thing seeing that we're talking about Fallout, no, i ment it in the worst way possible.
We're talking Bethesda here, Bethesda that even can't do their own games well, no worse, Bethesda managing to butcher their own games over and over again. How many times does it take to come close and deliver, maybe, 50% of the fun and depth of that one game you made, what was it, freaking 12 years ago? Can anyone look right into my eyes and tell me with a straight face that there is "a" chance, "any" chance Bethesda might be able to make a) a good game b) a decent RPG and c) you know what, forget about c) "a respectable Fallout game". Not even with the best intentions can i believe in that. Seriously, look deep into yourself, doesn't matter if you are a fan of TES, doesn't matter if you're a fan of Fallout, doesn't matter if you aren't a fan of anything. Look deep into yourselves and tell me there is a chance Fallout 3 might actually turn out to be ok. And then try living in horrible shame for getting anyones hopes up for what obviously is an utterly lost cause.

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That's what it's running.  It's not trying to generate any rivers, since you've set those to 0, it's just running erosion for a thousand ticks.  Which, I think, will get you a world composed entirely of plains.

The good thing about this is that if you have some lone mountain tiles that have been eroded to almost a plain, you have very a good chance of finding many/all mountain features on a very tight spot.

Just got an awesome idea, encrusting Dragons.
(I'm not kidding)

I can imagine it being Zerg-like.

Can you specifically ask for that type of wood? I always need more wood, because i love using clear glass and i seem to never have an elven ambassador.