Siltstone Tile Deletes Liquids In Occupied Tile From Game

If you had only one tile of water, yes that's what usually happens. The liquid gets deleted because it has nowhere to go. Gases prevent it from going upwards. If you had a row of water, it will move left/right of the tile built. It will create a second row only when liquid reaches its threshold to form a full tile.

Edited July 1 by sakura_sk

11 hours ago, sakura_sk said:

If you had only one tile of water, yes that's what usually happens. The liquid gets deleted because it has nowhere to go. Gases prevent it from going upwards. If you had a row of water, it will move left/right of the tile built. It will create a second row only when liquid reaches its threshold to form a full tile.

It was in an open area. I've used this process many times to push liquids.

When I did it with Siltstone there was already a second layer of Water barely covering the lower row. The Water being built over should have easily moved to the other Water tiles.

Edited July 2 by vonVile