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{{Block Data | width=250px | image=lava.png | block_name=Lava | block_type=Fluid | physics=Yes | transparency=Yes <sub>(only when flowing)</sub> | luminance=Yes (14) | renewable=No}}
 
{{Block Data | width=250px | image=lava.png | block_name=Lava | block_type=Fluid | physics=Yes | transparency=Yes <sub>(only when flowing)</sub> | luminance=Yes (14) | renewable=No}}
  
'''Lava''' is a fluid block that emits light and sets surrounding [[block|blocks]] on [[fire]] in case they are flammable. It also harms the [[player]] by {{Heart | 4.0}} every second. Player can place Lava only by using a [[bucket]], which can't be stacked.  
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'''Lava''' is a fluid block that emits light and sets surrounding [[block|blocks]] on [[fire]] in case they are flammable. It also harms the [[player]] by {{Heart | 4.0}}every second. Player can place Lava only by using a [[bucket]], which can't be stacked.  
  
 
On a flat surface, it can flow up to a distance of eight blocks. If [[water]] is next to a lava source, the lava source changes into [[obsidian]]. Flowing lava changes into [[stone]] if it is next to water.
 
On a flat surface, it can flow up to a distance of eight blocks. If [[water]] is next to a lava source, the lava source changes into [[obsidian]]. Flowing lava changes into [[stone]] if it is next to water.

Revision as of 10:26, 18 October 2013

Lava
Lava.png
A node in Minetest Game
Node Type Fluid
Drops Itself
Physics Yes
Luminance Yes (14)
Flammable No
Generated Yes
Renewable No
Stackable Yes (99)
Itemstring ?

Lava is a fluid block that emits light and sets surrounding blocks on fire in case they are flammable. It also harms the player by Heart.pngHeart.pngHeart.pngHeart.pngevery second. Player can place Lava only by using a bucket, which can't be stacked.

On a flat surface, it can flow up to a distance of eight blocks. If water is next to a lava source, the lava source changes into obsidian. Flowing lava changes into stone if it is next to water.

Lava first appeared in version 0.2.20110922.

See also