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| − | An '''aqueduct''' is any combination of elements that carries water 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 water to follow, and can tap into the side of a natural water source or use {{L|pump}}s and gravity to get the water 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 | + | An '''aqueduct''' is any combination of elements that carries water 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 water to follow, and can tap into the side of a natural {{l|water}} source or use {{L|pump}}s and gravity to get the water 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). |
Similar techniques can be adapted to move magma across the map. | Similar techniques can be adapted to move magma across the map. | ||
Revision as of 08:37, 9 June 2010
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An aqueduct is any combination of elements that carries water 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 water to follow, and can tap into the side of a natural Template:L source or use Template:Ls and gravity to get the water 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).
Similar techniques can be adapted to move magma across the map.
In the old 2D versions (v0.23.130.23a and earlier) of Dwarf Fortress, aqueducts were a specific construction, much like a bridge, and such references may be found in older discussions.