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[sunshaker]

Say I wanted to make a stone or metal that is warm or even hot (like say a radioactive metal that is undergoing slow fission or a magical hollow rock filled with magma). Yeah I know not much use for it unless you want to drain an ocean or something. No I'm not looking to make a stone that burns, melts or boils at below room temperature (I can make those if I need them).

[Hugo_The_Dwarf]

yes there is lol it [FIXED_TEMP:xxxx] you wern't far off lol, if a rock that boils at room temp but stays at room temp won't kill anything, same as a room temp melting rock, i think you can set a [IGNITE_POINT:xxxx] don't know if that one works never tested, but the [FIXED_TEMP] on a rock has'nt given be any error logs

[Untelligent]

Some rocks have IGNITE_POINT in vanilla.

[sunshaker]

yes there is lol it [FIXED_TEMP:xxxx] you wern't far off lol, if a rock that boils at room temp but stays at room temp won't kill anything, same as a room temp melting rock, i think you can set a [IGNITE_POINT:xxxx] don't know if that one works never tested, but the [FIXED_TEMP] on a rock has'nt given be any error logs

Yes the coal family has [IGNITE_POINT:xxxx], other rocks (and metals) have melting and boiling points. So you say [FIXED_TEMP:xxxx] doesn't generate any errors... I'll have to test this, delete all rocks but one type, have it be all layers (except soil), set the temperature of it to the same as the !!clowns!! and try mining it, if the miners die in the heat I'll have my answer.

[sunshaker]

No burning Dwarves, No boiling ponds (I never tried to make a pond a garbage dump before...), but no error for it either.

[Lofn]

If I remember correctly, the fixed temp of the rock is only used to determine if it's a liquid, solid or gas.  It doesn't actually alter the temperature of the tile the stone is sitting in, sadly.