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'''Unjamming Floodgates''' | '''Unjamming Floodgates''' | ||
Here's a notable change from 40d: if a floodgate is prevented from closing by a stuck object, and that object is removed (for example, by water pressure), the floodgate will close shut. You no longer need to flip the level twice. (This is great for when a level controls other devices that you don't want to toggle) | Here's a notable change from 40d: if a floodgate is prevented from closing by a stuck object, and that object is removed (for example, by water pressure), the floodgate will close shut. You no longer need to flip the level twice. (This is great for when a level controls other devices that you don't want to toggle) | ||
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Unjamming Floodgates
Here's a notable change from 40d: if a floodgate is prevented from closing by a stuck object, and that object is removed (for example, by water pressure), the floodgate will close shut. You no longer need to flip the level twice. (This is great for when a level controls other devices that you don't want to toggle)