Working Fire.

[WolfArts]

I would like a working fire mod,and you can put it out with water and etc i really need this for my movie Battleship Okowa

The ship is hit by a kamikaze and sinks thats why i need it the fire burns its hull in half

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[Katadeus]

How to you plan on making it sink?

[Greek2me]

Here you go, it's already made: http://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=180251.0

[xxxxkill]

How to you plan on making it sink?

I would assume special effects/video editing, or a whole lot of Fake-killing.

[Extrude]

Just a tip, battleships don't burn... They are 99% steel. You'd need like a thermite fire to melt the steel.

[Tomcat]

Hint, you can melt AND burn steel.

[Kniaz]

Just a tip, battleships don't burn... They are 99% steel. You'd need like a thermite fire to melt the steel.

Who cares?
Sounds like a pretty fun, themed firefight minigame.

[CheeseDragon]

Who cares?
Sounds like a pretty fun, themed firefight minigame.

Pretty sure he's making a movie... Although that would be an awesome minigame

[WolfArts]

Just a tip, battleships don't burn... They are 99% steel. You'd need like a thermite fire to melt the steel.

its deck is wood it was made in 1936 (i made this ship up)

[Aware]

Hint, you can melt AND burn steel.

Steel melts at 2500°F
Fire's usual temp 1200°F to 1500°F

You can melt steel, but you need a powerful flame, not a natural one.

[Racerboy]

Just a tip, battleships don't burn... They are 99% steel. You'd need like a thermite fire to melt the steel.

Just a tip, this is blockland, get loving real already.

[Electrk]

its deck is wood it was made in 1936 (i made this ship up)

Except there were no wooden battleships in commission in 1936.

[The Corporation]

Except there were no wooden battleships in commission in 1936.

Dun, dun, dun, another one bites the dust!

[Ben Grapevine]

Except there were no wooden battleships in commission in 1936.

probs in china liar

[Gen. Hothauser]

its deck is wood it was made in 1936 (i made this ship up)

And depending on the type of wood, it won't burn, such as Battleship New Jersey being covered in teak wood, which doesn't burn, but smolders, to prevent fire spreading.  This was quickly widely used.