The world I'm playing on now has a 1.8GB legends xml dump.
If you do an xml dump of your legends with a long history, be prepared to use about 1.5GB+ of disk space. Worlds seem to crash at around 3+ million events, you may want to hit esc/enter before you get too far in worldgen to avoid this. After you have your world saved, go into legends mode there and export whatever data you need. During world generation, areas of the map have a 'volcanism' rating, (see advanced world generation for more information) much like they have a rainfall or drainage rating. The game has been known to crash after it finishes generating a world, and its best to get your data saved before the game has a chance to do that. If/When your world finishes generating, be sure to skip the map export and just hit enter to save your world. Edit the world as you see fit, or start worldgenning :)Įdit: Some tips for people new to making large worlds, or worlds with very long histories (2+ million events):. Your selected world should be the last one in the list. 
It will still take the normal amount of time to generate the world, and you will still have rejects before the world is produced. Type in the seed and hit Enter, then hit Enter one more time to begin generation. Paste in your selected world gen settings into the bottom of this file a few spaces (for clarity) after the last already in there. To use a seeded world, select Create a New World during the main menu, then hit s to specify a seed.They are rare though, and embarking on one will really limit your options.
Heya /r/dfworldgen subscribers, someone pointed out that there should be a tutorial here for people getting worldgens to work in their own games, so here goes (it's actually ridiculously easy). Volcanoes do make magma much easier to access early on, without needing to dig through.
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