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 ===== Notes =====
+* This tutorial assumes that you already have your entrance tiles prepped; all of the tiles surrounding and including the entrance tile have been dug down to rock.
 * Tunneling in creates a new entrance with a 20 ramp slope down.
 * Improved compass and tool tip mods will help you with corner height.
 * For the best results, I use 30 or 33 slope between top and bottom corners of the entrance tile (outside) depending.
   * 30 is the default height (slope) from floor to ceiling if mining forward.
-  * 33 is the default height height (slope) of a first floor of a building from bottom to top.  Subsequently it is 30 for floors 2 and up.  This is wall height and doesn't take into account the height of a roof.
+  * If you're considering having buildings in your mine, 33 is the default height height (slope) of a first floor of a building from bottom to top.  Subsequently it is 30 for floors 2 and up.  This is wall height and doesn't take into account the height of a roof.  Roof height if the width of the roof is 1 tile is 20 slope high. Roof height if the width of the roof is more than 1 tile (vaulted ceiling) is 38 slope high.
-  * These are approximations based on rough side view measurement in a graphics app:
-    * Roof height if the width of the roof is 1 tile is approximately 23-25 slope high.
-    * Roof height if the width of the roof is more than 1 tile is 35 slope high.