Simple Fluid Generators: Automated Basins for Lava and Water

Automating steady fluid production simplifies complex processing lines and cooling setups. Simple Fluid Generators provides compact machine blocks dedicated to generating essential fluids on demand, replacing cumbersome infinite water pools and dangerous open lava basins with self-contained generator blocks.

Fabricating Basic Fluid Generators

Constructing the baseline generators requires standard metal components along with an initial fluid sample to prime the block.

• The Basic Water Generator requires six Iron Ingot pieces, an Iron Trapdoor, a Water Bucket, and a Block of Iron.
• The Basic Lava Generator uses six Iron Ingot items, an Iron Trapdoor, a Lava Bucket, and a Block of Iron.

Assembling these generators encapsulates the source fluids directly into reinforced casings. Once crafted, each generator acts as a permanent, solid source block that eliminates the risk of accidental spillage or messy fluid flows within automated workshops.

Fluid Plumbing and Logistics Integration

Placing a Basic Water Generator or a Basic Lava Generator provides a reliable output node for external piping networks, tanks, and fluid conduits. Rather than relying on traditional pumping setups over natural reservoirs, players can nestle the generator directly beneath boilers, obsidian factories, or cobbleworks.

Connecting standard fluid pipes or pumps to any face of the generator draws the fluid smoothly into destination storage. Using the Basic Water Generator safeguards farmland hydration and cooling arrays without depleting nearby rivers, while the Basic Lava Generator secures dependable fuel reserves for smelters and power engines without dangerous excursions to subterranean caverns.