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Sadly it means I need to micromanage the output as I need to manually tell dwarfs to change minecart to a full one (so no lava moats this way), but its not that much harder from keeping dwarfes from filling the hole more than 3 times in your auto version. As a bonus I can set the output anywhere where I want it (like a surface) without need to build tracks all the way to it, wheelcarts replace that.
This is so much simpler and easier. And it works!
Been doing something similar except w/ a manual drain and waiting for the magma to evaporate before guiding the cart out of the pit
Unfortunately, while my dwarves don't care about the heat from magma, they don't particularly like temperatures lower than 200K, much less then 63K to freeze the air, so I think I'll stick to just building tracks in the air if I need that :P
But do tell me how you achieved it!
We've all been there with facepalm moments :P
I mentioned this in the previous version, but apparently I removed it and didn't re-add it anywhere. Oops!
Updated the guide to have this -slightly- important information.
I've read through the guide a couple times, though, and maybe I'm missing something but I don't see how the magma actually gets into the cart. It's in a channel below the track, but how does it end up in the minecart? Also I did the math and if 833 units is 2/7 then 1/7 is 416.5, meaning a full tile of magma is 2915.5 units.
@NissaAnimist what happened with your setup?