The borders between different water levels in the new aquifer caves don't generate below the water.
What I expected to happen was...:
What I believe should have happened would be that the borders between two water levels would go under the water, with areas of it connecting down to the floor below. There would probably also be openings to go through the border.
What actually happened was...:
Instead, the borders between the two water levels do not generate below the water line leaving the border looking very unnatural, and sometimes only one block thin.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Find an area with two different water levels
2. Look at the borders between them and notice how unnatural they look
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This is closed because it represents an opinion more than a bug. We might still improve it (aquifers are still in early development) but we don't want keep open Jira tickets for things like this.
On a more important note: accusations of laziness are not helpful or constructive. Neither are opinions about what should be easy or what should be the "correct" solution.
Design is all about tradeoffs. If a design doesn't seem optimal it may be because we made a tradeoff to avoid some other problem, or because the problem is non-trivial and we have decided to focus on other more important things first.
We welcome feedback, but keep it constructive and respectful. And keep in mind that WAI doesn't necessarily mean we won't improve it. It just means we don't want to set that expectation.
Edit: Damn I was mad a few months ago