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| + | Mashed up, warm and viscous, '''Ground Netherrack''' is created by placing [[Netherrack]] in a mechanically powered [[Mill Stone]]. | ||
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== Crafting == | == Crafting == | ||
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| + | <onlyinclude>![[Ground Netherrack]] || [[Netherrack]]<br>in a [[Mill Stone]] || {{Grid2|Netherrack}} » {{Grid2|Ground Netherrack}}</onlyinclude> | ||
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== Applications == | == Applications == | ||
| − | Ground Netherrack is | + | === Filtering === |
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| − | + | Ground Netherrack will instantly turn into Hellfire Dust when it is thrown on top of a [[Hopper]] that has been fitted with a [[Soul Sand]] block as a filter, but it will not fall through the hopper. It is very advisable to apply mechanical power to the hopper to release the extracted soul energy, as converting eight or more cumulative Ground Netherrack while it is unpowered will cause the hopper to explode, destroying half of the materials, the corner piece and the pressure plate. | |
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| + | During this process with a powered hopper, the extracted souls can optionally be captured by attaching an [[Urn]] below the Hopper to create [[Soul Urn]]s, which are critical components of advanced devices and are one of the four components of [[Soulforged Steel]]. Every eight Ground Netherrack will fill one urn and cause it to drop off, leaving a place for a new urn. This process can be automated with the use of [[Block Dispenser]]s and other devices. | ||
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| + | * [[Possession]], also known as "Nothing to Worry About", is what happens to living animals and villagers, but not the player, when exposed to the spirits of The Nether after a short time: infected souls start to come out of the Nether and leak into your world. These spirits are invisible, and will seep out a short distance from any Nether Portal, and will also infect potential hosts that enter the Nether entirely, warping their behavior to generally undesirable results. | ||
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| + | {{Double Title}} | ||
| + | {{:Hellfire Dust}} | ||
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| + | == Uses == | ||
| + | === [[Cauldron]] === | ||
| − | + | {{Double Title}} | |
| − | + | {{:Concentrated Hellfire}} | |
| + | {{:Nethercoal}} | ||
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| + | {{:Blasting Oil}} | ||
| + | {{:Nether Sludge}} | ||
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| − | [[ | + | == See Also == |
| + | *[[Hellfire Dust]] | ||
| + | *[[Possession]] | ||
| + | *[[Mill Stone]] | ||
| + | *[[Netherrack]] | ||
| + | *[[Soul Urn]] | ||
| + | *[[Urn]] | ||
| + | *[[Soul Sand]] | ||
| + | *[[Hopper]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:16, 9 February 2024
Mashed up, warm and viscous, Ground Netherrack is created by placing Netherrack in a mechanically powered Mill Stone.
Crafting
| Name | Ingredients | Input » Output |
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| Ground Netherrack | Netherrack in a Mill Stone |
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Applications
Filtering
Ground Netherrack will instantly turn into Hellfire Dust when it is thrown on top of a Hopper that has been fitted with a Soul Sand block as a filter, but it will not fall through the hopper. It is very advisable to apply mechanical power to the hopper to release the extracted soul energy, as converting eight or more cumulative Ground Netherrack while it is unpowered will cause the hopper to explode, destroying half of the materials, the corner piece and the pressure plate.
During this process with a powered hopper, the extracted souls can optionally be captured by attaching an Urn below the Hopper to create Soul Urns, which are critical components of advanced devices and are one of the four components of Soulforged Steel. Every eight Ground Netherrack will fill one urn and cause it to drop off, leaving a place for a new urn. This process can be automated with the use of Block Dispensers and other devices.
- Possession, also known as "Nothing to Worry About", is what happens to living animals and villagers, but not the player, when exposed to the spirits of The Nether after a short time: infected souls start to come out of the Nether and leak into your world. These spirits are invisible, and will seep out a short distance from any Nether Portal, and will also infect potential hosts that enter the Nether entirely, warping their behavior to generally undesirable results.
| Name | Ingredients | Input » Output | Name | Ingredients | Input » Output | |
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| Hellfire Dust | Ground Netherrack | 
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Hellfire Dust, Soul Urn |
Ground Netherrack, Urn |
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Uses
Cauldron
| Name | Ingredients | Input » Output | Name | Ingredients | Input » Output | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Concentrated Hellfire |
Hellfire Dust |
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Nethercoal | Coal Dust, Hellfire Dust |
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| Blasting Oil | Hellfire Dust, Tallow |
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Nether Sludge |
Hellfire Dust, Potash |
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