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• Cage
  ===Cages and fluids=== It's also possible to cage fluids(done by pushing uncaged animals/invaders over armed cage traps with water.)
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• v0.31:Pressure
  ...ssure'''. The basic idea here is quite simple - certain forms of '''[[flow|fluids]]''' movement exert '''pressure''', causing them to potentially move ''upwa ...essure works in a u-bend you should be able to adapt this knowledge to use fluids in any configuration you desire without any unexpected surprises that could
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• DF2014:Minecart
  Minecarts can be used to swiftly transport dwarves, [[flow|fluids]], and/or large amounts of items, but before you have a functional minecart ...ids onto minecarts can be difficult because the added friction provided by fluids can stop a cart in a submerged tile. Curiously, filling a minecart with mag
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• 40d:Screw pump
  ...ill flow immediately after being pumped, as normal for that fluid. Pumped fluids will have a [[pressure]] equal to the exit [[z-level]] - a pump never "forc ...ile" would be on the left - that entire tile is impassible to movement and fluids.]]<br style="clear: both"/>
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• v0.34:Cage
  ===Cages and Fluids=== It's also possible to cage fluids(done by pushing uncaged animals/invaders over armed cage traps with water.)
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• DF2014:Cage
  ===Cages and fluids=== It's also possible to cage fluids(done by pushing uncaged animals/invaders over armed cage traps with water.)
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• v0.34:Screw pump
  ...ill flow immediately after being pumped, as normal for that fluid. Pumped fluids will have a [[pressure]] equal to the exit [[z-level]] - a pump never "forc ...ile" would be on the left - that entire tile is impassible to movement and fluids.]]<br style="clear: both"/>
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• DF2014:Screw pump
  ...ill flow immediately after being pumped, as normal for that fluid. Pumped fluids will have a [[pressure]] equal to the exit [[z-level]] - a pump never "forc ...ile" would be on the left - that entire tile is impassible to movement and fluids.]]<br style="clear: both"/>
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• v0.31:Screw pump
  ...ill flow immediately after being pumped, as normal for that fluid. Pumped fluids will have a [[pressure]] equal to the exit [[z-level]] - a pump never "forc ...ile" would be on the left - that entire tile is impassible to movement and fluids.]]<br style="clear: both"/>
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• DF2014:Tile
  ...movement (dodging, being thrown, swept by current, etc). Nor do they block fluids. [[Window]]s and [[door]]s both block fluids (doors only when closed).
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• v0.34:Tile
  ...ment (dodging, being thrown, swept by current, etc.). Statues do not block fluids. [[Window]]s and [[door]]s both block fluids (doors only when closed).
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• 40d:Changes in v0.27
  === Rivers, Fluids and Flooding ===
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• Tile
  ...movement (dodging, being thrown, swept by current, etc) nor do they block fluids. [[Window]]s and [[door]]s both block fluids (doors only when closed).
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• v0.31:Cage
  ===Cages and Fluids===
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• v0.34:Minecart
  Minecarts can be used to swiftly transport dwarves, [[flow|fluids]], and/or large amounts of items, but before you have a functional minecart ...o a depth of at least 6/7, and dumped by a constructed track stop. Loading fluids onto minecarts can be difficult because their weight can slow the minecart
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• Bridge
  ...ancillary uses. For example, using a single large bridge to control [[flow|fluids]] can save a ton of mechanisms and time when replacing the likes of floodga ...or alive), legendary [[cheese]] makers and [[nobles]], to name a few. Even fluids get destroyed. Note, however, that lowering a drawbridge onto a sufficientl
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• v0.34:Aqueduct
  ...t of elements that carries [[water]] or [[magma]] (the game's two types of fluids) from one location to another. Using a combination of [[channel]]s, [[dig|t ...quires a special construction: the [[pump stack]] (aqueducts cannot "push" fluids up [[z-level]]s). Note that magma is much more viscous than water, so an ov
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• DF2014:Aqueduct
  ...t of elements that carries [[water]] or [[magma]] (the game's two types of fluids) from one location to another. Using a combination of [[channel]]s, [[dig|t ...quires a special construction: the [[pump stack]] (aqueducts cannot "push" fluids up [[z-level]]s). Note that magma is much more viscous than water, so an ov
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• 23a:Floodgate
  A '''floodgate''' is an object used to regulate the flow of fluids, such as [[water]] and [[magma]]. They can be manufactured from [[rock]] (a A floodgate in its default position (closed) prohibits the passage of fluids and all other creatures. A floodgate can be linked to a [[lever]], a proces
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• 40d:Floodgate
  A '''floodgate''' is an object used to regulate the flow of fluids, such as [[water]] and [[magma]]. It is not the ''only'' item that will do ...ock, anything! The exception to this rule is that floodgates will close on fluids (water and magma), and destroy (not displace) any units of liquid on the ti
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