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* If a pump's output tile contains magma and the pump is pumping water or vice versa, the output tile will be turned into [[obsidian]]. | * If a pump's output tile contains magma and the pump is pumping water or vice versa, the output tile will be turned into [[obsidian]]. | ||
* Pumps operate in the reverse order in which they were built-- the most recently built will try to pump, then the next recent, and so on. You can use this to your advantage for [[mist]] generation, to maximize fluid throughput, or for advanced [[repeater]] design. | * Pumps operate in the reverse order in which they were built-- the most recently built will try to pump, then the next recent, and so on. You can use this to your advantage for [[mist]] generation, to maximize fluid throughput, or for advanced [[repeater]] design. | ||
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====Common mistakes==== | ====Common mistakes==== |