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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Due to some quirks of how it's implemented, it's possible to generate water in two ways: | Due to some quirks of how it's implemented, it's possible to generate water in two ways: | ||
* Water that partially fills a space will freeze into a full block of ice, which | * Water that partially fills a space will freeze into a full block of ice, which may then melt into a full block of water. | ||
* Causing water to spill into two or more open blocks may allow each partially filled space to be picked up by a bucket, which when emptied will produce a full block of water. | * Causing water to spill into two or more open blocks may allow each partially filled space to be picked up by a bucket, which when emptied will produce a full block of water. | ||
If a solid block is placed in a well-submerged location, there is little noticeable change in water level. This suggests that the water is replaced rather than displaced. This does not happen near or at the surface of the water. | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||