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Voting closed: December 04, 2011, 07:33:48 pm

[Haspen]

Ok. I'm done with this hell hotel. I'd better just furnish it before I get too used to bats eating my face.

But the bats lurve you!

[Wolf Tengu]

Huzzah! I'm done!

Feel free to visit. I advise against spawning there, it's not close to goblins.

[SirAaronIII]

Speaking of goblins, funtimes were had earlier with PVP goblin fights. Total friendly fire kills: 14.
90% were from grenades and more than half were from Flarehawk.

[Trapezohedron]

Hmm... What's up, guys? How's the server? And lastly, has my ban been lifted?

[mattie2009]

Speaking of goblins, funtimes were had earlier with PVP goblin fights. Total friendly fire kills: 14.
90% were from grenades and more than half were from Flarehawk.

muahahahaha.

[The Merchant Of Menace]

Our PvP goblin fight just ended up with us slaughtering each other.

Dave came out as winner through tactical use of lying.

[MC Dirty]

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[Trapezohedron]

Checking his account, he's still offline, but in my case, I'm still banned for approximately 1.5 days now. He must be out of town, or away from his computer.

[MC Dirty]

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[Frumple]

Sooo... expanded torchsea's right side is almost full! Water be risin'.

Really slow going, though. Can't say I'm surprised, considering the sheer amount of water that's being replicated, but still...

Anyone got some hints for widescale water replication?

E: Soloed a gobbo army in iron armor~
Spoils:  2 gold, 64 silver, 93 copper, 208 spikey balls... and nothing else. Cheap green bastids. Anyway, out for the night.

[Tidal]

How long would it take a set of water generators to create a layer of water to cover the whole world of a large-size map? That'd have to take awhile. Waterworld!

[mattie2009]

How long would it take a set of water generators to create a layer of water to cover the whole world of a large-size map? That'd have to take awhile. Waterworld!

Submerged worlds cause Terraria to simply shit itself. I discovered this when I used a world generator tool to create a submerged world, and ended up with a half-hour wait time while Terraria settled water, at the end of which I got a maximum of 1 fps. Terrible plan, worse result.

[Trapezohedron]

Sooo... expanded torchsea's right side is almost full! Water be risin'.

Really slow going, though. Can't say I'm surprised, considering the sheer amount of water that's being replicated, but still...

Anyone got some hints for widescale water replication?

E: Soloed a gobbo army in iron armor~
Spoils:  2 gold, 64 silver, 93 copper, 208 spikey balls... and nothing else. Cheap green bastids. Anyway, out for the night.

This is the method that I used to fill the west ocean.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

How to build an infinite water replicator with minimal blocks:

Requirements:
1 Bucket o' water
Glass blocks
A different block to block the water from falling while prepping

How to build:

G                                        G
GGGGGGGGGXGGGGGGGGGGGG <-- upper platform

                  G  <-- lower section
                G  G

G = Glass
X = Drainage Plug

First, build the upper platform (glass) as shown above, starting from the left: 1 wall of glass, then 8 glass blocks, then the plug (place a different block there while building, it's important.), then 11 more glass block floors, then another wall of glass.

Next, build the lower section as shown above, underneath the plug.

Finally, go to the rightmost part of the upper platform, pour a bucket of water on the rightmost part (careful not to spill it over the walls), pick the thinned liquid you just placed, then go just one block to the right of plug and pour the collected water there.

Remove plug to create infinite water, if it was done correctly.

[Frumple]

That was exactly what I was hoping someone would quote, because I had forgotten where it was at. Tested it a bit, then set up a couple of those to fill up each side of the torchsea. S'very slow, but also very steady (and I can sleep while it's doing it's thing!). Thanks!

Hopefully by tomorrow both sides will be filled~

Quick E: It'd be totally awesome if we could get an updated Terraria map, Kael

[Trapezohedron]

That was exactly what I was hoping someone would quote, because I had forgotten where it was at. Tested it a bit, then set up a couple of those to fill up each side of the torchsea. S'very slow, but also very steady (and I can sleep while it's doing it's thing!). Thanks!

Hopefully by tomorrow both sides will be filled~

Quick E: It'd be totally awesome if we could get an updated Terraria map, Kael

Note however, should the server recalculate the liquids when it's still spewing water, it will dry up and stop working. You can fix that by placing dirt within the glass bowl/dish, then removing them and repeating the process.