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Oh, and just a note - you can NOT retrieve the smelter - not yet, anyway, so don't place that until you have flat land.
Have fun and good luck.
Eventually it should be possible to recover stone from a furnace when you destroy it. Not sure when that will happen. But typically if you do a lot of mining (looking for gold and mithril or digigng down to Hell) you'll accumulate so much stone that it wont matter much anyways. Its liike how you end up with chests of useless cobblestone in minecraft ;)
Left click with the rake to flatten downwards, right click to flatten upwards. (sledgehammer doesnt have a flatten upwards ability)
I have just finished placing stone blocks under all the crating stations that ended up, up in the air after levelling the area. Being able to use F will be handy.
Being able to flatten down and flatten up would be excellent on both dirt and stone.
The hard part seems when you start and need to learn how to use everything, as always in building survival games.
I noticed water holes don't seem to like being expanded, I had just tried sloping a path down into the water and the water doesn't follow the land level.