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It seems that after the latest patch (or somesuch, been a while since I patched), magma now has pressure, like water. In other words, in an U-pipe, it'll rise to the same level on both sides. Can anyone confirm this? I just had Fun happen thanks to an overflowing lava moat. :d | It seems that after the latest patch (or somesuch, been a while since I patched), magma now has pressure, like water. In other words, in an U-pipe, it'll rise to the same level on both sides. Can anyone confirm this? I just had Fun happen thanks to an overflowing lava moat. :d | ||
| + | ::Magma isn't pressurized unless it's pumped. If you are pumping the magma, it will act like water beyond the pump. [[User:Struck Down|Struck Down]] ([[User talk:Struck Down|talk]]) 07:00, 22 October 2017 (UTC) | ||
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| + | I've been having an issue with my green glass cages melting when submerged in magma. The cages are in a stockpile(not built) and contain invaders. Has anyone else run into an issue with magma-safe non-built furniture melting in stockpiles covered in magma? [[User:Struck Down|Struck Down]] ([[User talk:Struck Down|talk]]) 07:00, 22 October 2017 (UTC) | ||
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I was working with minecart-magma elevator and I have made a mistake by making TOP of magma sea a BOTTOM of my elevator and, as it looks that magma sea doesn't want to refill I might have found out what is minimal amount of magma needed to fill a cart. When magma level is at 5/7 it won't fill at all but when it is 6/7 it will drain square donw to 4/7. I have non-bumping chain of around 21 carts and as magma level drops I'm having more and more randomly empty returns (and I think that randomness is tied with fluctuating level of magma surface).
It seems that after the latest patch (or somesuch, been a while since I patched), magma now has pressure, like water. In other words, in an U-pipe, it'll rise to the same level on both sides. Can anyone confirm this? I just had Fun happen thanks to an overflowing lava moat. :d
- Magma isn't pressurized unless it's pumped. If you are pumping the magma, it will act like water beyond the pump. Struck Down (talk) 07:00, 22 October 2017 (UTC)
Magma-safe materials melting
I've been having an issue with my green glass cages melting when submerged in magma. The cages are in a stockpile(not built) and contain invaders. Has anyone else run into an issue with magma-safe non-built furniture melting in stockpiles covered in magma? Struck Down (talk) 07:00, 22 October 2017 (UTC)