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| Summary |
0001579: Obsidian has two melting points, ambigious magma-safeness |
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| Revision |
2010-04-28 10:39 by Logical2u |
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| Steps To Reproduce |
Use pumps or channels for magma. Install doors or floodgates (the materials I used so far was mica, bauxite, obsidian, and nickel, so I don't know if the phenomenon is material-specific or universial). Link them to levers(make sure they are magmasafe). Open them and let magma flow through. After a while(it does take a while; in my case it was the time it takes to fill 500+ tiles with 2/7 magma) try closing the door/floodgate system. Or simply just check with the look tool to see if the buildings are still there. |
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| Revision |
2010-04-28 10:07 by Logical2u |
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| Steps To Reproduce |
Use pumps or channels for magma. Install doors or floodgates (the materials I used so far was mica, bauxite, obsidian, and nickel, so I don't know if the phenomenon is material-specific or universial). Link them to levers(make sure they are magmasafe). Open them and let magma flow through. After a while(it does take a while; in my case it was the time it takes to fill 500+ tiles with 2/7 magma) try closing the door/floodgate system. Or simply just check with the look tool to see if the buildings are still there. |
