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Fire Jets are dangerous blocks that shoots a column of fire upwards at random intervals of time that can ignite trees and other flammable blocks. Like the [[Smoker]], Fire Jets can only be found in a [[Fire Swamp]] and can be harvested. Fire Jets can be used to craft [[Encased Fire Jet]]s. However, one must be careful when harvesting Fire Jets, in case there is Lava beneath the block. | Fire Jets are dangerous blocks that shoots a column of fire upwards at random intervals of time that can ignite trees and other flammable blocks. Like the [[Smoker]], Fire Jets can only be found in a [[Fire Swamp]] and can be harvested. Fire Jets can be used to craft [[Encased Fire Jet]]s. However, one must be careful when harvesting Fire Jets, in case there is Lava beneath the block. | ||
A Jet Block will never fire if there is not a Lava Source Block anywhere within a 3x3 area 1 block beneath the Jet Block. Upon firing, a Jet Block will consume a Lava Source Block within that | A Jet Block will never fire if there is not a Lava Source Block anywhere within a 3x3 area 1 block beneath the Jet Block. Upon firing, a Jet Block will consume a Lava Source Block within that are, meaning that a Jet Block can only fire up to 9 times without external intervention. A Jet Block that fires indefinitely can be made using a Repeating Command Block that fills the area beneath a Jet Block with lava automatically. | ||
The firing rate of Fire Jets rely upon normal Minecraft ticks, which means their fire rate can be manipulated by the randomTickSpeed gamerule. | The firing rate of Fire Jets rely upon normal Minecraft ticks, which means their fire rate can be manipulated by the randomTickSpeed gamerule. | ||