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Hoppers Should Drain Water

     Simple enough, If there is a lava/water source block above a hopper, the hopper should collect that liquid. When it’s in the hopper, the lava/water would be an item, but you cannot pull the liquid out manually. When the liquid in inside the hopper, it will come straight out the direction the hopper is facing (unless there’s a block). The liquid can go into chests and other storage devices, but it still can’t be taken out manually, but it can be taken by hoppers. When the liquid is in any form of storage, it will only take up 1 slot per source. If water is smelted in a furnace, it will disappear. Lava can be used as fuel in a furnace, smelting 100 items (like when it’s in a bucket) each.

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    And if you destroy a chest holding a lava, the lava pop when you destroy the chest, and all the items are destroyed. :)

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    This is a bad idea. Water and lava used to exists as items actually (in creative mode) and were removed on purpose.

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    I like it, but I'd make only the enderchest able to withstand the lava and items there would burn. I'd also make raining filling the chests/hoppers with water and dry sponge clearing it and becoming wet.