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| − | + | # Build the below design over a river, stream or brook to make the water stop flowing. | |
| − | + | # Apply power to the pumps. This will lag. | |
| − | + | # Build a wall or floodgates in the dry part of the river, to dam it permanently. | |
| − | + | # Stop powering the pumps. It will now stop lagging and your river is dammed. | |
| − | + | # Deconstruct the pumps and associated walls | |
Top view: | Top view: | ||
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where ≈ is water, O is a wall, <% is a pump pointing left, and . is a dry riverbed | where ≈ is water, O is a wall, <% is a pump pointing left, and . is a dry riverbed | ||
| − | # shows where you will build the wall while the pumps are running and the river is dry. | + | |
| + | The # shows where you will build the wall while the pumps are running and the river is dry. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:02, 11 September 2010
- Build the below design over a river, stream or brook to make the water stop flowing.
- Apply power to the pumps. This will lag.
- Build a wall or floodgates in the dry part of the river, to dam it permanently.
- Stop powering the pumps. It will now stop lagging and your river is dammed.
- Deconstruct the pumps and associated walls
Top view:
╔═O ║_<%_ ║_<%_ ║_<%_ ║_<%_ ╚═O
where <% is a pump pointing left, and _ is a channel
Side view:
O <% O ≈≈≈≈≈~#.....
where ≈ is water, O is a wall, <% is a pump pointing left, and . is a dry riverbed
The # shows where you will build the wall while the pumps are running and the river is dry.