If I make an actuator solid and reload my world, will it destroy lava ?

[Sauron Cat]

I'm trying to drain lava of the underworld in preparation of fighting the wall of flesh

[RjH2]

Uhhhhhhhh,i think your speaking a strange alien language,speak english please.

[Jimkl]

Originally posted by Destroyer568:

Uhhhhhhhh,i think your speaking a strange alien language,speak english please.

IM WITH THE NOOB ^

[aqmlyn]

I believe actuator relogging works for draining lava, not sure though. What definitely works is filling a lava lake with sand and relogging.

[Sauron Cat]

Originally posted by ApocUni:

I believe actuator relogging works for draining lava, not sure though. What definitely works is filling a lava lake with sand and relogging.

Thanks

[Drag]

I thought you couldn't place blocks in lava, save falling blocks dropped from below.

In honesty, you could probably get away with what most people do: Just build a lava bridge over the pools of lava. Just make sure you have a straight path away, and that the path is sufficiently long.

[Sauron Cat]

whe can't place block directly , but adjacent block can be use with the actuator to put the lava in the empty space it's created ( Just test it )

[Drag]

Ah, that makes a lot more sense. Still, if your only purpose is to fi8ght the wall, you really should just consider a lava bridge.

[aqmlyn]

Originally posted by Drag:

I thought you couldn't place blocks in lava, save falling blocks dropped from below.

In honesty, you could probably get away with what most people do: Just build a lava bridge over the pools of lava. Just make sure you have a straight path away, and that the path is sufficiently long.

That's why I said sand and not dirt or any old block that doesn't fall :P

Though it is far easier to just build a hellbridge, I agree

[Sauron Cat]

i know but i like to make my life difficult