How to get infinite Water! (Or any Liquid)

In this guide, you will learn how to create an infinite water source in Terraria!

(This works with ANY liquid, I just use water as an example)

Step-by-Step

Step 1: Build a V shape with 3 of any blocks (They must be able to float in the air).


Step 2: Stand on the edge of the V.


Step 3: Take a full water bucket, and place it on the other edge. Hold down your left trigger, and it will place water, and get a full bucket back at the same time, giving you infinite water.


4. Do this as many times as you want!



Thanks to Shadowbane for teaching me this trick!
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Also...

I know there's an infinite water bucket, and that may be more useful to some people, however:
This method works for ALL liquids (Water, lava, honey).
This method requires only a regular old bucket.
Not everyone enjoys fishing, which is a requirement to get an infinite water bucket. This method does not require one.

[hamrexford]

Cool!

[hemmyBoi]

thanks!

[misereremei]

It works, with water it's automatic, just hold click, but with honey and lava it isn't automatic because they're too slow, so you have to wait until it fills the space you are filling and then you collect it again. The easiest way to do it with lava and honey is just placing it and waiting until it stops flowing and then you grab it from the space inside the "v" (the liquids flow both ways, so it goes down and also it collects inside the "v", filling both).

[dimefordime]

does this work in 1.4?

[coke cat]

How to get infinite water at your home: or any liquid, 1Play journey and get iron buckets 2. duplicate one water bucket 3. make a big hole at ur house 4. duplicate water bucket and dump them in hole 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 100. 999-wait why is there so many?

[aran]

Yo I also accidentally drained my entire ocean too lol

[The Fairtex]

i accidentally drained the ocean now i will do this to fill it back

[Carrot]

What doesn't?

[Xenu]

it does not work

[Carrot]

Slowing down your clicking might work. Because honey is so slow flowing, you may have to wait a bit in between clicks.