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Water source

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Is there still a config option to make infinite water sources? Or is it all finite now?

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Infinite water sources still exist, if you remove the center from 3 source blocks, it will turn back into a source block.

 

Wooden buckets cannot place source blocks, but Red Steel buckets can.

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Wooden buckets should be able to place flow blocks, and not just empty when you right-click them.

But that's just my two cents

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They used to be able to in past versions, but the issue with that was that you could place the "flowing" water in a 1x1 hole, and it would never flow away and disappear.

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what? How does that work?

.. If you made it so it doesn't place a full flow block, would that work? because I have never seen a 'flow' block never disappear...

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Flow blocks that weren't generated from a source block don't follow the same rules, and do indeed stay around if they have nowhere to flow to and decrease.

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Huh, you know, I really should have learned not to judge by BTW mechanics by now.......

And is there no way to trick the flow block into thinking it was generated from a source block?

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Huh, you know, I really should have learned not to judge by BTW mechanics by now.......

And is there no way to trick the flow block into thinking it was generated from a source block?

 

Since you can not place flowblocks anymore... no.

There used to be a way to generate source blocks by letting flowblocks freeze in winter...

 

I once based my whole agriculture off of a sourceblock created in such a way. Had my fields in a Valley between to huge mountains. Valley was mostly snow and ice free, but it would freeze on top of the mountains, so i created a lake there and then build aqueducts to transport water from up there and around to where ever it was needed. 

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