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== Source Blocks == | == Source Blocks == | ||
| − | A liquid source block is the block in which more liquid can flow out of (to a certain degree). | + | A liquid source block is the block in which more liquid can flow out of (to a certain degree). Only the source block can be collected with a [[bucket]]. Once a source block is collected, the non-source blocks will eventually trickle out to nothing. |
| − | Source blocks play an important role between [[lava]] and [[water]]. When a lava source block comes in contact with any kind of water, it will turn into obsidian | + | Source blocks play an important role between [[lava]] and [[water]]. When a lava source block comes in contact with any kind of water, it will turn into [[obsidian]]; however, if a non-source block of lava comes in contact with water, it will turn into cobblestone. When water comes in contact with any kind of [[acid]], it will turn in to [[cobblestone]]. |
| − | == See | + | == See also == |
*[[Water]] | *[[Water]] | ||
*[[Lava]] | *[[Lava]] | ||
*[[Acid]] | *[[Acid]] | ||
| − | [[Category:General]][[Category: | + | [[Category:General]][[Category:Blocks]] |
Latest revision as of 18:52, 26 May 2022
Liquids are a type of block in Mine Blocks that have an interesting physics.
Source Blocks
A liquid source block is the block in which more liquid can flow out of (to a certain degree). Only the source block can be collected with a bucket. Once a source block is collected, the non-source blocks will eventually trickle out to nothing.
Source blocks play an important role between lava and water. When a lava source block comes in contact with any kind of water, it will turn into obsidian; however, if a non-source block of lava comes in contact with water, it will turn into cobblestone. When water comes in contact with any kind of acid, it will turn in to cobblestone.
