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| − | An '''aqueduct''' is any combination of elements that carries {{L|water}} or {{L|magma}} from one location to another. It can use {{L|channel}}s, {{L|dig|tunnels}}, and/or natural or constructed {{L|floor}}s and {{L|wall}}s to create the path for the fluid to follow, and can tap into the side of a natural source or use {{L|pump}}s and gravity to get the fluid to flow to its desired source. It may need to be roofed over to create a sealed system if {{L|pressure}} is involved (Dwarf Fortress water pressure differs from Real-Life physics, and should be understood before undertaking large fluid-moving projects to avoid flooding your fortress). | + | An '''aqueduct''' is any combination of elements that carries {{L|water}} or {{L|magma}} from one location to another. It can use {{L|channel}}s, {{L|dig|tunnels}}, and/or natural or constructed {{L|floor}}s and {{L|wall}}s to create the path for the fluid to follow, and can tap into the side of a natural source or use {{L|pump}}s and gravity to get the fluid to flow to its desired source. It may need to be roofed over to create a sealed system if {{L|pressure}} is involved (Dwarf Fortress {{l|water pressure}} differs from Real-Life physics, and should be understood before undertaking large fluid-moving projects to avoid flooding your fortress). |
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An aqueduct is any combination of elements that carries Template:L or Template:L from one location to another. It can use Template:Ls, Template:L, and/or natural or constructed Template:Ls and Template:Ls to create the path for the fluid to follow, and can tap into the side of a natural source or use Template:Ls and gravity to get the fluid to flow to its desired source. It may need to be roofed over to create a sealed system if Template:L is involved (Dwarf Fortress Template:L differs from Real-Life physics, and should be understood before undertaking large fluid-moving projects to avoid flooding your fortress).
Simple aqueduct
top view
≈≈≈......║++ ≈ = Template:L/Template:L
≈≈≈......║++ ≈ = Template:L filled with water
≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈≈║≈○ +. = Template:L (indoor/outdoor)
≈≈≈≈.....║++ ║ = Template:L
≈≈≈≈.....║++ ○ = Template:L