Fire Extinguisher?

[iamlegend201]

Is there any block that will automatically extinguish any fires that are set in its radius?

 

[RedBoss]

A BUD device connected to a dispenser with a bucket *could* work.

 

[iamlegend201]

A BUD device connected to a dispenser with a bucket *could* work.

Is there anything else that could work in the Nether though?

 

[Neirin]

Is there anything else that could work in the Nether though?

I believe there are a variety of mod-added liquids that could substitute for the water. For that matter, lava will put out fires albeit at the risk of lighting anything wooden on fire.

 

[KhrFreak]

I believe there are a variety of mod-added liquids that could substitute for the water. For that matter, lava will put out fires albeit at the risk of lighting anything wooden on fire.

hmmm... a fire extinguisher with a chance of lighting things on fire.... BRILLIANT!

 

[Spyke]

Well, I've never seen things lit on fire because of lava in the nether (apart from myself).

 

[EnzymeA113]

Rotarycraft fire alarm and sprinklers, maybe?

 

[Adonis0]

well, there's an Item which can do that from Reliquary, I think it's an eye of salamander.

Puts out fires nearby you when you have it on your hotbar

 

[techno156]

I believe oil used to do that, but don't try it nowadays, it'll simply become a flaming inferno (They changed Lava), try Gelid Cryotheum?

 

[SonOfABirch]

force liquid, milk, BoP funky water

 

[Yusunoha]

I wonder if the watering can would work...

 

[rhn]

well, there's an Item which can do that from Reliquary, I think it's an eye of salamander.

Puts out fires nearby you when you have it on your hotbar

Yes as far as I remember it will put out fires within 5 blocks of the player. Never actually tested if it works in the nether though, but don't see why it shouldn't. However I don't think there is any way of using it without the player holding it.

 

[techno156]

I wonder if the watering can would work...

Sadly, and perhaps not so much it doesn't, since it's just a kind of bone meal, with a water splash effect.

 

[Yusunoha]

Sadly, and perhaps not so much it doesn't, since it's just a kind of bone meal, with a water splash effect.

well, I thought it would because endermen do get damaged when you use the watering can on them

 

[techno156]

Was not aware that happened, or that the watering can would affects mobs at all in the first place.

 

[Yusunoha]

Was not aware that happened, or that the watering can would affects mobs at all in the first place.

I noticed it happening when an enderman walked over a patch of grass where I was using an autonomous activator with a watering can and the enderman started taking damage

 

[rhn]

I noticed it happening when an enderman walked over a patch of grass where I was using an autonomous activator with a watering can and the enderman started taking damage

It is probably simulating the same effect as rain which also hurt endermen. Wonder if this could be used for a Blaze farm?

 

[SatanicSanta]

Well, I've never seen things lit on fire because of lava in the nether (apart from myself).

Place some wood in a pool of lava and see what happens.

 

[hiroshi42]

It is probably simulating the same effect as rain which also hurt endermen. Wonder if this could be used for a Blaze farm?

Nope, doesn't affect blazes at all although it does put out fires even in the nether.

 

[SatanicSanta]

Nope, doesn't affect blazes at all although it does put out fires even in the nether.

I'll need to remember this next time I light my house on fire with a Firestone Ore