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Movie: Running the sump pump AWDBall

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Submitted by: AWDBall - 2008-06-24

Yeah, just green glass, but glass. The only things allowed in the fort that are not glass are the artifacts and somw wooden objects, beds barrels and the like. The furnaces look like stone but are green glass blocks.
Movie: How to mine for trees AWDBall

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Submitted by: AWDBall - 2008-06-21

I start by showing the water flooding out of the pipe I made pump fed from the underground river.
I go down a few levels to show the trees encased in obsidian.
I pan over to show the magma pumps flooding the next area over. (trees surrounded by magma did not burn)
Over and down a bit more and you see the magma pooling in an area beside the map edge, then down one more level and you can see trees barried in magma but doing fine. Then I show you the pump system that 's sucking the magma off my vent and pushing it down, under pressure, and over and back up the first level.
Movie: Nuclear Catsplosion Lightning4

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Submitted by: AWDBall - 2008-04-27

I'd love to see the video when the first migrants arrive with a pet cat, or the elves show up with a cat in a cage.

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Mechanism Quality Pressure plate -> bridge speed test

The leftmost 2x2 wooden bridge has no-quality mechanisms connecting it to the pressure plate. The next one over has - quality, the next has +, the next *, and the one after that has the triple = quality mechanisms.

The final wooden bridge isn't hooked up due to lack of masterwork quality mechanisms in this fort.

The pressure plate is set to trigger on 4-7 water, and is linked to the hatch above it, which allows the pump above it to pump water off the pressure plate and back into the murky pool.

Results of the test: Mechanism quality in the link between a bridge and pressure plate has *no effect* on how long the bridge takes to raise/lower when the pressure plate sends the signal. Every bridge raised and lowered at the same time.

Note, however, that the hatch was opening/closing much faster than the bridges, and that the repeater appeared to be switching states faster than the bridges could respond. - SL