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Gatetman: In 2.0.7, water has a heat capacity of 2kJ/unit and converts to steam at a 1:10 ratio

2025-04-16T19:31:21Z

In 2.0.7, water has a heat capacity of 2kJ/unit and converts to steam at a 1:10 ratio

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	'''Water''' is a [[fluid system\|liquid]] which can be infinitely extracted from water tiles using an [[offshore pump]]. In [[Space Age]]{{SA}}, water can also be produced by a [[chemical plant]] by condensing [[steam]] or melting [[ice]]. After being pumped or produced it is distributed via [[pipe]]s.		'''Water''' is a [[fluid system\|liquid]] which can be infinitely extracted from water tiles using an [[offshore pump]]. In [[Space Age]]{{SA}}, water can also be produced by a [[chemical plant]] by condensing [[steam]] or melting [[ice]]. After being pumped or produced it is distributed via [[pipe]]s.

	Water can be used to generate [[electric system\|electricity]] by converting it to [[steam]] via [[boiler]]s or [[heat exchanger]]s. The specific heat capacity of water is <code>200J / Δ°C / unit</code>. It takes 200 joules to heat one unit of ~~water~~ by one degree Celsius. Water is also used as an ingredient in various recipes.		Water can be used to generate [[electric system\|electricity]] by converting it to [[steam]] via [[boiler]]s or [[heat exchanger]]s. The specific heat capacity of water is <code>2kJ / Δ°C / unit</code>. However, one unit of water converts to ten units of steam, which has a heat capacity of <code>200J / Δ°C / unit</code>. That is, it takes 200 joules to heat one unit of steam by one degree Celsius. Water is also used as an ingredient in various recipes.

	Surface water acts as an obstacle that cannot normally be traveled over. A [[spidertron]] can reach across water if another bit of land is sufficiently close, and wearing [[mech armor]]{{SA}} allows the player to fly over water.		Surface water acts as an obstacle that cannot normally be traveled over. A [[spidertron]] can reach across water if another bit of land is sufficiently close, and wearing [[mech armor]]{{SA}} allows the player to fly over water.

Bilka: Removed unofficial changelog lines, wording fixes

2025-03-10T10:13:23Z

Removed unofficial changelog lines, wording fixes

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	{{:Infobox:Water}}		{{:Infobox:Water}}

	'''Water''' is a [[fluid system\|liquid]] which can be infinitely extracted from water tiles using an [[offshore pump]]. In [[Space Age]]{{SA}}, water can also be produced by a [[chemical plant]] ~~from~~ condensing [[~~Steam\|~~steam]] or melting [[~~Ice\|~~ice]]. After being pumped or produced it is distributed via [[pipe]]s.		'''Water''' is a [[fluid system\|liquid]] which can be infinitely extracted from water tiles using an [[offshore pump]]. In [[Space Age]]{{SA}}, water can also be produced by a [[chemical plant]] by condensing [[steam]] or melting [[ice]]. After being pumped or produced it is distributed via [[pipe]]s.

	Water can be used to generate [[electric system\|electricity]] by converting it to [[steam]] via [[boiler]]s or [[heat exchanger]]s. The specific heat capacity of water is <code>200J / Δ°C / unit</code>. It takes 200 joules to heat one unit of water by one degree Celsius. Water is also used as an ingredient in various recipes.		Water can be used to generate [[electric system\|electricity]] by converting it to [[steam]] via [[boiler]]s or [[heat exchanger]]s. The specific heat capacity of water is <code>200J / Δ°C / unit</code>. It takes 200 joules to heat one unit of water by one degree Celsius. Water is also used as an ingredient in various recipes.
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	Surface water acts as an obstacle that cannot normally be traveled over. A [[spidertron]] can reach across water if another bit of land is sufficiently close, and wearing [[mech armor]]{{SA}} allows the player to fly over water.		Surface water acts as an obstacle that cannot normally be traveled over. A [[spidertron]] can reach across water if another bit of land is sufficiently close, and wearing [[mech armor]]{{SA}} allows the player to fly over water.

	[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect (the effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings). The ~~colour~~ changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.		[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect (the effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings). The color changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.

	== Shallow water ==		== Shallow water ==

	Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water. Shallow water can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it directly. Shallow water can still have [[landfill]] placed upon it. Shallow water will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] or the [[~~Spidertron~~]]. [[Offshore pump]]s can be used where shallow water meets land (including landfill).		Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water. Shallow water can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it directly. Shallow water can still have [[landfill]] placed upon it. Shallow water will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] or the [[spidertron]]. [[Offshore pump]]s can be used where shallow water meets land (including landfill).

	Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.		Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.
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	== History ==		== History ==
	~~{{history\|2.0.0\|~~
	* New ways to make water in SA
	* [[Gleba]]{{SA}} uses a lot of shallow water}}

	{{history\|1.0.0\|		{{history\|1.0.0\|
	* Added polluted water visual effect.}}		* Added polluted water visual effect.}}

Bilka: Fix alternative recipe section name

2025-03-10T10:09:30Z

Fix alternative recipe section name

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	Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.		Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.

	== ~~Alternate~~ recipes ==		== Alternative recipes ==
	{{About/Space age}}		{{About/Space age}}
	{\|class="wikitable"		{\|class="wikitable"

Bilka: /* Alternate recipes */ add names to processes

2025-03-10T10:09:06Z

Alternate recipes: add names to processes

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	! Process !! Input !! Output !! Made in !! Required technology		! Process !! Input !! Output !! Made in !! Required technology
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{~~icon~~\|Ice melting}}		\| {{imagelink\|Ice melting}}
	\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Ice\|1}}		\| {{icon\|Time\|1}} + {{icon\|Ice\|1}}
	\| {{icon\|Water\|20}}		\| {{icon\|Water\|20}}
	\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}		\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}
	\| {{icontech\|Space platform thruster (research)}} [[Space platform thruster (research)]]		\| {{icontech\|Space platform thruster (research)}} [[Space platform thruster (research)]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{~~icon~~\|Steam condensation}}		\| {{imagelink\|Steam condensation}}
	\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Steam\|1000}}		\| {{icon\|Time\|1}} + {{icon\|Steam\|1000}}
	\| {{icon\|Water\|90}}		\| {{icon\|Water\|90}}
	\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}{{icon\|Cryogenic plant}}		\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}{{icon\|Cryogenic plant}}

Alfonse: Small rewording.

2025-01-26T02:45:59Z

Small rewording.

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	{{:Infobox:Water}}		{{:Infobox:Water}}

	'''Water''' is a [[fluid system\|liquid]] which can be infinitely extracted from water tiles using an [[offshore pump]]. In SA{{SA}} water can also be produced by a [[chemical plant]] from condensing [[Steam\|steam]] or melting [[Ice\|ice]]. After being pumped or produced it is distributed via [[pipe]]s		'''Water''' is a [[fluid system\|liquid]] which can be infinitely extracted from water tiles using an [[offshore pump]]. In [[Space Age]]{{SA}}, water can also be produced by a [[chemical plant]] from condensing [[Steam\|steam]] or melting [[Ice\|ice]]. After being pumped or produced it is distributed via [[pipe]]s.

	Water can be used to generate [[electric system\|electricity]] by converting it to [[steam]] via [[boiler]]s or [[heat exchanger]]s. The specific heat capacity of water is <code>200J / Δ°C / unit</code>. It takes 200 joules to heat one unit of water by one degree Celsius. Water is also used as an ingredient in various recipes.		Water can be used to generate [[electric system\|electricity]] by converting it to [[steam]] via [[boiler]]s or [[heat exchanger]]s. The specific heat capacity of water is <code>200J / Δ°C / unit</code>. It takes 200 joules to heat one unit of water by one degree Celsius. Water is also used as an ingredient in various recipes.

	Surface water acts as an obstacle that cannot normally be traveled over~~, but a~~ [[spidertron]] can reach ~~over~~ water if another bit of land is close ~~with its range~~, and wearing [[mech armor]]{{SA}} allows the player to fly over water.		Surface water acts as an obstacle that cannot normally be traveled over. A [[spidertron]] can reach across water if another bit of land is sufficiently close, and wearing [[mech armor]]{{SA}} allows the player to fly over water.

	[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect~~. The~~ effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings. The colour changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.		[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect (the effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings). The colour changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.

	== Shallow water ==		== Shallow water ==

	Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water. Shallow water can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it directly. Shallow water can still have [[landfill]] placed upon it. Shallow water will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] ~~nor~~ the [[Spidertron]]. [[Offshore pump]]s can be used where shallow water meets land (including landfill).		Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water. Shallow water can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it directly. Shallow water can still have [[landfill]] placed upon it. Shallow water will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] or the [[Spidertron]]. [[Offshore pump]]s can be used where shallow water meets land (including landfill).

	Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.		Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.

Alfonse: /* Alternate recipes */ Consistency with other pages

2025-01-25T20:43:08Z

Alternate recipes: Consistency with other pages

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	== Alternate recipes ==		== Alternate recipes ==
			{{About/Space age}}
	{\|class="wikitable"		{\|class="wikitable"
	\|-		\|-
	~~! Machine !~~! Process !! Input !! Output		! Process !! Input !! Output !! Made in !! Required technology
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{icon~~\|Chemical plant}}~~		\| {{icon\|Ice melting}}
	~~\| {{imagelink~~\|Ice melting~~}}{{SA~~}}
	\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Ice\|1}}		\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Ice\|1}}
	\| {{icon\|Water\|20}}		\| {{icon\|Water\|20}}
			\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}
			\| {{icontech\|Space platform thruster (research)}} [[Space platform thruster (research)]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{icon~~\|Chemical plant}}{{icon\|Cryogenic plant}}{{SA}}~~		\| {{icon\|Steam condensation}}
	~~\| {{imagelink~~\|Steam condensation~~}}{{SA~~}}
	\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Steam\|1000}}		\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Steam\|1000}}
	\| {{icon\|Water\|90}}		\| {{icon\|Water\|90}}
			\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}{{icon\|Cryogenic plant}}
			\| {{icontech\|Calcite processing (research)}} [[Calcite processing (research)]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|}		\|}
	~~Ice melting can use [[productivity module]]s, but steam condensation cannot.~~

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Alfonse: /* Alternate recipes */ Corrected prod module info.

2025-01-03T03:15:43Z

Alternate recipes: Corrected prod module info.

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	\|}		\|}
			Ice melting can use [[productivity module]]s, but steam condensation cannot.
	~~Neither of these recipes~~ can use [[productivity module]]s.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Alfonse: Alternate water recipes.

2024-12-19T16:37:28Z

Alternate water recipes.

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	Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.		Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.

			== Alternate recipes ==

			{\|class="wikitable"
			\|-
			! Machine !! Process !! Input !! Output
			\|-
			\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}
			\| {{imagelink\|Ice melting}}{{SA}}
			\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Ice\|1}}
			\| {{icon\|Water\|20}}
			\|-
			\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}{{icon\|Cryogenic plant}}{{SA}}
			\| {{imagelink\|Steam condensation}}{{SA}}
			\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Steam\|1000}}
			\| {{icon\|Water\|90}}
			\|-
			\|}

			Neither of these recipes can use [[productivity module]]s.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

Alfonse: Created a section specifically for shallow water and added a few details.

2024-12-16T20:35:36Z

Created a section specifically for shallow water and added a few details.

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	[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect. The effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings. The colour changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.		[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect. The effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings. The colour changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.

	Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water~~, which~~ can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it~~, and~~ will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] nor the ~~spidertron~~. Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] ~~has a lot of shallow water, but it~~ is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water.		== Shallow water ==

			Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water. Shallow water can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it directly. Shallow water can still have [[landfill]] placed upon it. Shallow water will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] nor the [[Spidertron]]. [[Offshore pump]]s can be used where shallow water meets land (including landfill).

			Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water, and it is found there in abundance.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
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	== History ==		== History ==
	{{history\|2.0.0\|		{{history\|2.0.0\|
	* New ways to make water in SA}}		* New ways to make water in SA
			* [[Gleba]]{{SA}} uses a lot of shallow water}}

	{{history\|1.0.0\|		{{history\|1.0.0\|

Alfonse: Space Age note about shallow water.

2024-12-16T15:09:51Z

Space Age note about shallow water.

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	[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect. The effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings. The colour changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.		[[Raw fish]] are spawned in water tiles during world generation only, and do not reproduce naturally. Water tiles can be removed completely by placing [[landfill]] over them. [[Pollution]] will turn nearby water green, which is a visual-only effect. The effect can be turned off by disabling animated water in the graphics settings. The colour changes relative to the current amount of pollution around it, so decreasing pollution purifies the water.

	Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water, which can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it, and will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] nor the spidertron. Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. ~~Shallow~~ water is not generated by the default [[map generator]] so ~~in the base game~~ it can only be found in the [[tutorial]].		Shallow water can appear alongside (or in place of) normal water, which can be walked on, but buildings can't be built in it, and will reduce the speed of the [[player]] as well as [[car\|wheeled]] [[tank\|vehicles]]. The speed reduction does not affect [[enemies]] nor the spidertron. Shallow water appears as one of two shades of blue lighter than that of standard water, with the mildly lighter blue and moderately lighter blue reducing the player's walking speed by 30% or 20% respectively. In the base game, shallow water is not generated by the default [[map generator]], so it can only be found in the [[tutorial]]. In [[Space Age]], [[Gleba]] has a lot of shallow water, but it is the only planet with naturally generated shallow water.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

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	! Process !! Input !! Output !! Made in !! Required technology		! Process !! Input !! Output !! Made in !! Required technology
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{~~icon~~\|Ice melting}}		\| {{imagelink\|Ice melting}}
	\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Ice\|1}}		\| {{icon\|Time\|1}} + {{icon\|Ice\|1}}
	\| {{icon\|Water\|20}}		\| {{icon\|Water\|20}}
	\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}		\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}
	\| {{icontech\|Space platform thruster (research)}} [[Space platform thruster (research)]]		\| {{icontech\|Space platform thruster (research)}} [[Space platform thruster (research)]]
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{~~icon~~\|Steam condensation}}		\| {{imagelink\|Steam condensation}}
	\| {{icon\|Time\|1}}{{icon\|Steam\|1000}}		\| {{icon\|Time\|1}} + {{icon\|Steam\|1000}}
	\| {{icon\|Water\|90}}		\| {{icon\|Water\|90}}
	\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}{{icon\|Cryogenic plant}}		\| {{icon\|Chemical plant}}{{icon\|Cryogenic plant}}