WebReplace water with lava and you're good to go. badreamr • It doesn't work. The magma will move through the pumps, but no mist. It's really hard to reliably create magma mist. You pretty much have to drop stuff into magma. adamantineSpork • 11 yr. ago WebIn Masterwork you can melt a block of ice into water or squeeze water from quarry bushes or distill water from booze, but in vanilla DF I think the only realiable way to get water …

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WebEvaporation in DF occurs when liquids ( water or magma) are very shallow. Also, outdoors, murky pools can quickly evaporate when the outdoor environment is very hot - this can … WebApr 26, 2012 · Underground water sources will always remain unfrozen. In addition to water, most cavern layers are lined with mud which is suitable for farming on even … the puppet company sloth

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WebOct 21, 2011 · If the bottom is a natural pond bottom, it will collect water when it rains. I suggest building a cistern and filling it with ponds around the map, then, let the rain fill the ponds back up. Logged Quote from: Urist McDwarfFortress WebFill the water supply for the mist pumps by hand and then stop. 2) The first time you make one, make it outside your fort. Build up from the ground. You don't need tons of parts. Build enough parts for 6 pumps, have at least 20 logs on hand, blocks, and 20 mechanisms. You're going to want some floodgates probably. Skill doesn't matter. WebFalling 1’s of water create mist and, if I’m not mistaken, they create good thoughts on dwarves that happen to stop by. If it’s a mild aquifer you can turn them into “showers”, which also help them get rid of pollutants. Just make sure you build some grates, or make the shower floor wide enough so it just evaporates. 21. significant contributions by b.f. skinner