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== How to leach == | == How to leach == | ||
You can leach nodes by letting water flow on top of them. | You can leach nodes by letting water flow on top of them for long periods of time. | ||
You can test if it is working by pummeling the top of the node. If particle effects appear and the node stays the same, it is most likely working. | You can test if it is working by pummeling the top of the node. If particle effects appear and the node stays the same, it is most likely working. | ||
== Recipes == | == Recipes == | ||
Raked | Raked [[Humus]] -> [[Dirt]] | ||
Raked | ''(Faster recipe: Let [[Grass]] spread to the [[Humus]] then remove the [[Grass]] from the [[Humus]])'' | ||
Raked [[Dirt]] -> [[Sand]] | |||
Latest revision as of 03:03, 25 April 2023
Leaching is wearing down materials into finer materials by constant water flow.
How to leach
You can leach nodes by letting water flow on top of them for long periods of time. You can test if it is working by pummeling the top of the node. If particle effects appear and the node stays the same, it is most likely working.
Recipes
Raked Humus -> Dirt (Faster recipe: Let Grass spread to the Humus then remove the Grass from the Humus)