@@meccquest13 yeah it's strange that they would basically patch out usefulness of one of the newer features. They must have data on how players use the sweepy, right? If so, they would realize that making it overheat is horrible. What other uses for it are there that an auto sweeper/conveyor can't do better?
Hey man, did you know I watched this series 3 times? It’s immensely fun to watch this challenge. With all the updates on oni, this scenarios replay would be on another level!
The water storage at 5:36 is germy, which is the reason why the dupe is sick at 9:16. It says ”Contracted by: Eating a germ-covered Water”. Moff got it from the water cooler.
Yes, mister John. It's funky how that works, though I feel bad blaming the developers when this was such an obscure thing to anticipate happening, plus the fact that hardly anyone sits down to read details like these.
I did not know how tricky it would be to fix so I decided to record it without explanation and throw it in the credits. Turns out it only took 2.5 min.
About the usefulness of sweepy after the new upgrade, I think we all knew it was an exploit that would be fixed sooner or later. The sweepy still has a couple of unique features that make it quite useful, first it can "mop" anything and won't have a "too much liquid" problem. And the reall cool thing about it, is that it'll mark everything it picks up for sweeping. (You know, the command that before sweepy, only the player could do manually) So for example you can set a sweepy to come and clean your "great hall" after your dupes, in the next room, and set a conveyor loader with "sweep only" that'll pick all the edible stuff and put it in a chlorine box. (I personally even allow manuall use in case i find some food lying around the map and mark it to be swept)
Hi! @14:25 I've done quite a bit of those double viscogel locks recently. Here's what I've learned: you created the right viscogel "pile" the left one, then built one tile above, now you have gas trapped inside. I build two solid tiles inside instead, in between the two viscogel piles, _then_ the ceiling. Once the top tile is built, I deconstruct the two in the middle, and voilà, vacuum seal. @12:20 As the naphtha guy, I approve of this. But once you have tons of petroleum lingering around, you can use it as coolant for refineries. I was expecting you loaded that on your new refinery. That naphtha served us well, it deserve a vacation. :) Seriously, petroleum is better for this, it transfers heat better, meaning shorter pipes. And even if you want to spread heat around, mixing radiant and granite pipes is the way to go with petroleum. Given abundance of both, the only application in which I'd prefer naphtha over petroleum is a petroleum boiler powered by steel refinenement. @33:08 I don't know if you consider this exploity, but it's a thing so minor that has almost zero impact, that you could do it just because it's cool. I'd put a mesh tile right under the water vent. This way, you start cooling the left wall at the battery/transformer level, as water falling down forms a bead instead of teleporting down on the floor. It's very minor, since right now water falls, hits the ground and flashes into cool steam (relatively speaking) and immediately sucks heat from the surrounding. But, since heats has trouble travelling downwards, the battery is at risk of overheating. So either you put a insulated solid tile under it, and stop water there (at risk of overheating the refinery), or you use the bead mechanics to spread heat all along the left wall.
You could replace the Sandstone "Thermal Resistor" with Airlock doors hooked up to a Thermometer. Like is typically done in a cooling setup. That way you'd have the option of running your rockets as fast as you'd like.
For the heating the sauna from the silo. You could try placing some doors between 2 walls. (In vacuüm of course) so you can launch your rocket constantly and have more control over the heating it’s giving.
This hot industrial room could replace quitte a bit of other things in your base. You could send all the excess polluted water there and let the heat/steam turbines purify it it, which means you could remove your water reservoirs, water sieves, composts, and some of your pumps. Plus, since pressure is gonna get very high overtime, temperature is gonna fluctuate a lot less. Also, if you want to save a bit of water when your rocket launches, maybe an idea would be to pump the excess oxygen from your deodorizers there. Oxygen floats over steam in this game so it should evaporate before your steam does.
Hey John, if you want to stop manually digging that regolith on the right side of your silo (gantry) just put bunker tiles on that corner just under the bunker doors and all the regolith that is gonna end up there will get crushed by the bunker doors each time they operate
The manual use command for your methane drop off has been like that for a while. The loader can only hold 1000kg, so the first drop is 1000kg, but then it only dumps out 20kg a second, so the next drop offs are all tiny as there's no space to put it. Your autosweepers do the same on big jobs when filling up the loaders.
Was just thinking, "I hope he snips the automation cable when he reconfigures that rocket" lmao. Definitely a power station in with the turbines, they are totally worth it now, will be like having 3 turbines!
Me too, but it's not 100% reliable if the output backs up. I've done a 4 tile high version of the full 3kg Rodriguez that uses NOT Vents instead of separating the gases.
My suggestion for the freezing oxygen would be raise the temperature of the liquid oxygen. Might just be that the response time of the thermometer is not quick enough if the set temperature is too low.
At 15:41 - so, you have two adjacent tiles that need to be vacuumed out? Instead of installing a pump, power supply, and piping, and then waiting for gas to be pumped, you could just install an airlock door. When it closes, it deletes the gasses. Plus you don't have to uninstall it - just leave it open, and then you can restrict permissions if needed in the future (for whatever reason).
*@Francis John* why not connect the industrial sauna to the rocket silo? Then you don't need any cooling because it's al very hot. (You could also dump any excess pH2O into the rocket silo, instead of into space, do get free dirt & steam & a slightly lower temperature in there)
Hey Francis John, I just thought of something you might find useful. That gas pipe element sensor and vent setup you like for cleaning out lines, that would work REALLY well on the hydrogen line of a Rodruigez startup :)
How about purposely leaving a blob of hydrogen in the oxygen chamber? That way, there will always be a way to read the temperature of the oxygen and you only need a minuscule amount of hydrogen to make this work. Option two is to just replace the temperature sensor with a hydro sensor. If you really need to, you can free up one more tile of space below the liquid pump to the left of the PH2O vent to squeeze in a temp sensor there. Edit: I see you doing that at the end there, just use insulated tiles made of ceramic or insulation.
Should replace the sandstone tiles on the sauna with steel doors and a temperature sensor inside the sauna so you can control the heat without having to wait in between each launch. Same kinda thing with a petroleum boiler using a door to control the temp
Three main issue is that the system would have to be at least 3 wide because you need the vacuum between the door for it to act as an effective insulator. I honestly think that the better option is more stream as a buffer for the rockets. Could even make a loop to distribute the heat.
For the water pipe that crosses your rocket, place a liquid vent inside the p. water room with automation tied to the rocket return and launch. The vent is open when the rocket launches or returns so the water stays inside the room and closed when the rocket is idle so that the water can flow to your base
Oh I try that comment you made about radiant pipe and works great, I test it with steam and the steam say with the same temp, just a couple of problems is that the pipes can not cross any tile or debris and the place need to be in vacuum, also no bridges, if you add a long pipe without passing anything it will work great.
Francis! I just started playing Rimworld and my base caught on fire! Luckily, one of my pawns named poopy, had a mental breakdown and wandered away. I need to know how to prevent fires!
even if you retracted that gantry it'd get clipped by the engine (its 1 tile wider than the rest of the modules) also I'm pretty sure sweep priority doesn't do anything, its the destination's priority that matters (I saw they are both 9 here though)
I am surprised you don't use the solid methane for some kind of radiant cooling option to the base for thawing it out. But that takes up valuable SPACE.
You should add some automation so that the vents close when the doors are open so that carbon dioxide or polluted water doesn’t get into the rocket silo
8:04 brick? I think you mean brickette or bricky, your bricks are the size of this whole base xD A quicky tho, why are some of the pipes blue at 9:55? Hah! I consider you a converted naphtha lover now :P. Told you! You're gonna love naphtha ;)
If you're talking about the pipes in the overlay views. * insulated vs non-insulated pipes vs radiant pipes * The color depends on what is inside the pipes as each element/substance has it's own color. Oxygen is blue, where hydrogen is pink, CO2 is black, etc. Clean water is light blue, Super-coolant and ethanol are also various shades of blue. Polluted water is greenish-brown, crude is black, petroleum is gold/yellow * For the temperature overlay, the pipes will show color based on their temperature. Where the pipes running gases and liquids that are cold will show in the bluer color range. Such as the pipes serving as the cooling loop around the base for sections he wants to keep livable without exo-suits. The hydrogen coming off the hydrogen vent comes out at 500+ degrees and isn't being cooled because it doesn't really matter by the time it hits the liquifier setup. Much of the water not part of the cooling loop, is running through industrial equipment that also increase it's temperature. Same for the steam. All of those will show red because they are hot. * if you mean the pipes showing blue when not looking at the temperature or gas/liquid overlays, it's a combination of the material used, and the visual display of gases outside of the pipes mixing (mostly oxygen) in those tiles.
Instant piping? I use the pliers mod so I can break pipes and wires without duplicant interaction. But no instant piping mod. If to pipes or wires are adjacent to each other you can connect them if you want, their is no mod required.
@@ripmorld9909 there was an update which changed the color on them so its easyer to see what is radiant and what is insulated. klei complaind for a long time that yellow and orange are to close togehter and now you see what is what in one look.
@@der_schweizer_244 100% correct, I thought it would be awful, but I actually very much like the clear distinction. I don't have to wonder is that insulated or radiant? One look is all it takes now.
Not so much procrastination as much as the projects required to free up enough space for the boiler seemed to have been more labor and attention demanding than he initially expected. Needed to free up all that space to get the industrial brick going, to allow clearing the space above it for moving the sleeping quarters and Atmosuit docks, to free up the space needed for the boiler setup and 2nd rocket chimney.
The generator should output it's waste at the temperature the machine is at. So it dumps polluted water at temperature above it's boiling point. Then when it contacts a hard surface it just boils instantly.
Why not just hook your gantry up to your bunker door automation, so when you open up to launch the rocket, the gantry retracts. Gets rid of that 'repair' tag pulsing away...
What is your plan for the outputs of the natural gas generators? You seem to have just thrown them in there with no regard for the polluted water and CO2 there will be putting out.
I seriously think that you need 3 steam turbine for the sauna room. It's possible to make space for it. It really buggle with my mind when i see steam turbine running on full capacity without any control on the temperature, such a WASTE of energy.
Weight Cargo modules weigh a lot more (10x more) than research modules, and are therefore more expensive for fuel. The max. number of cargo bays (with h2 and LOX, 10k km) is 3, and it'd require a bit over 600kg of O2 and H2. Fuel isn't linearly effective - the more fuel you burn, the less you weigh oni-assistant.com/tools/rocketcalculator does a better job explaining than me
Summer patch note: sweepy now can overheat
Sayonara my hero magma sweepy
"F" to pay respects
@@cuspiscentium F TO THE SWEEPY
F
I was so sad when I saw the patch notes because that was the only time I ever used sweepy and now its useless to me.
@@meccquest13 yeah it's strange that they would basically patch out usefulness of one of the newer features. They must have data on how players use the sweepy, right? If so, they would realize that making it overheat is horrible. What other uses for it are there that an auto sweeper/conveyor can't do better?
Damn I didn't realise until now that the madman is going to run two rockets on this tiny tiny map
Hey man, did you know I watched this series 3 times? It’s immensely fun to watch this challenge. With all the updates on oni, this scenarios replay would be on another level!
The water storage at 5:36 is germy, which is the reason why the dupe is sick at 9:16. It says ”Contracted by: Eating a germ-covered Water”. Moff got it from the water cooler.
“Eating a germ-covered water”
Yes, mister John. It's funky how that works, though I feel bad blaming the developers when this was such an obscure thing to anticipate happening, plus the fact that hardly anyone sits down to read details like these.
7:58, nice cut, but I noticed that solid oxygen! You have a thing to explain young man!
Just cut off the cooling loop...
The endings outro kinda explains;)
I did not know how tricky it would be to fix so I decided to record it without explanation and throw it in the credits. Turns out it only took 2.5 min.
About the usefulness of sweepy after the new upgrade, I think we all knew it was an exploit that would be fixed sooner or later.
The sweepy still has a couple of unique features that make it quite useful, first it can "mop" anything and won't have a "too much liquid" problem. And the reall cool thing about it, is that it'll mark everything it picks up for sweeping. (You know, the command that before sweepy, only the player could do manually)
So for example you can set a sweepy to come and clean your "great hall" after your dupes, in the next room, and set a conveyor loader with "sweep only" that'll pick all the edible stuff and put it in a chlorine box. (I personally even allow manuall use in case i find some food lying around the map and mark it to be swept)
It's funny that you're managing to heat up the neutronium with the rocket.
Hi!
@14:25 I've done quite a bit of those double viscogel locks recently. Here's what I've learned: you created the right viscogel "pile" the left one, then built one tile above, now you have gas trapped inside. I build two solid tiles inside instead, in between the two viscogel piles, _then_ the ceiling. Once the top tile is built, I deconstruct the two in the middle, and voilà, vacuum seal.
@12:20 As the naphtha guy, I approve of this. But once you have tons of petroleum lingering around, you can use it as coolant for refineries. I was expecting you loaded that on your new refinery. That naphtha served us well, it deserve a vacation. :)
Seriously, petroleum is better for this, it transfers heat better, meaning shorter pipes. And even if you want to spread heat around, mixing radiant and granite pipes is the way to go with petroleum. Given abundance of both, the only application in which I'd prefer naphtha over petroleum is a petroleum boiler powered by steel refinenement.
@33:08 I don't know if you consider this exploity, but it's a thing so minor that has almost zero impact, that you could do it just because it's cool. I'd put a mesh tile right under the water vent. This way, you start cooling the left wall at the battery/transformer level, as water falling down forms a bead instead of teleporting down on the floor. It's very minor, since right now water falls, hits the ground and flashes into cool steam (relatively speaking) and immediately sucks heat from the surrounding. But, since heats has trouble travelling downwards, the battery is at risk of overheating. So either you put a insulated solid tile under it, and stop water there (at risk of overheating the refinery), or you use the bead mechanics to spread heat all along the left wall.
You could replace the Sandstone "Thermal Resistor" with Airlock doors hooked up to a Thermometer. Like is typically done in a cooling setup. That way you'd have the option of running your rockets as fast as you'd like.
This idea won't work.... sadly. You would need a 3 tile wide wall for the Airlock Door setup. There isn't enough room.
Bro what is the keyboard key to use the mods (like instant piping) in the game??? Pls help
For the heating the sauna from the silo. You could try placing some doors between 2 walls. (In vacuüm of course) so you can launch your rocket constantly and have more control over the heating it’s giving.
I was thinking about the same thing, and it would probably save him from wasting thermium on transformers and natural gas generators
This hot industrial room could replace quitte a bit of other things in your base. You could send all the excess polluted water there and let the heat/steam turbines purify it it, which means you could remove your water reservoirs, water sieves, composts, and some of your pumps. Plus, since pressure is gonna get very high overtime, temperature is gonna fluctuate a lot less.
Also, if you want to save a bit of water when your rocket launches, maybe an idea would be to pump the excess oxygen from your deodorizers there. Oxygen floats over steam in this game so it should evaporate before your steam does.
Hey John, if you want to stop manually digging that regolith on the right side of your silo (gantry) just put bunker tiles on that corner just under the bunker doors and all the regolith that is gonna end up there will get crushed by the bunker doors each time they operate
The manual use command for your methane drop off has been like that for a while. The loader can only hold 1000kg, so the first drop is 1000kg, but then it only dumps out 20kg a second, so the next drop offs are all tiny as there's no space to put it. Your autosweepers do the same on big jobs when filling up the loaders.
You should use a solid material filter and grab the methane and hand it transfer directly to your natural gas storage.
Was just thinking, "I hope he snips the automation cable when he reconfigures that rocket" lmao. Definitely a power station in with the turbines, they are totally worth it now, will be like having 3 turbines!
2:58 As you can see, some idiot delivered Niobium AND Thermium into the sweepy dock.
that title can be used for so many episodes lol
Thanks for the video Francis
Ever since i saw the Not gate Vent I've been using it everywhere. It also works on liquid pipes if anyone is interestes.
Me too, but it's not 100% reliable if the output backs up. I've done a 4 tile high version of the full 3kg Rodriguez that uses NOT Vents instead of separating the gases.
Running the methane through the steam room seems dangerous.
If it pops in there its going to make a huge mess.
My suggestion for the freezing oxygen would be raise the temperature of the liquid oxygen. Might just be that the response time of the thermometer is not quick enough if the set temperature is too low.
At 15:41 - so, you have two adjacent tiles that need to be vacuumed out? Instead of installing a pump, power supply, and piping, and then waiting for gas to be pumped, you could just install an airlock door. When it closes, it deletes the gasses. Plus you don't have to uninstall it - just leave it open, and then you can restrict permissions if needed in the future (for whatever reason).
*@Francis John*
why not connect the industrial sauna to the rocket silo?
Then you don't need any cooling because it's al very hot.
(You could also dump any excess pH2O into the rocket silo, instead of into space, do get free dirt & steam & a slightly lower temperature in there)
Occasionally CO2 from meteors gets into the silo. You don't want that in the sauna
Hey Francis John, I just thought of something you might find useful. That gas pipe element sensor and vent setup you like for cleaning out lines, that would work REALLY well on the hydrogen line of a Rodruigez startup :)
How about purposely leaving a blob of hydrogen in the oxygen chamber? That way, there will always be a way to read the temperature of the oxygen and you only need a minuscule amount of hydrogen to make this work. Option two is to just replace the temperature sensor with a hydro sensor. If you really need to, you can free up one more tile of space below the liquid pump to the left of the PH2O vent to squeeze in a temp sensor there.
Edit: I see you doing that at the end there, just use insulated tiles made of ceramic or insulation.
Should replace the sandstone tiles on the sauna with steel doors and a temperature sensor inside the sauna so you can control the heat without having to wait in between each launch. Same kinda thing with a petroleum boiler using a door to control the temp
Three main issue is that the system would have to be at least 3 wide because you need the vacuum between the door for it to act as an effective insulator. I honestly think that the better option is more stream as a buffer for the rockets. Could even make a loop to distribute the heat.
Eventually he should squeeze in a second rocket chimney, compact the base even further lol
he is planning to do that
For the water pipe that crosses your rocket, place a liquid vent inside the p. water room with automation tied to the rocket return and launch. The vent is open when the rocket launches or returns so the water stays inside the room and closed when the rocket is idle so that the water can flow to your base
Oh I try that comment you made about radiant pipe and works great, I test it with steam and the steam say with the same temp, just a couple of problems is that the pipes can not cross any tile or debris and the place need to be in vacuum, also no bridges, if you add a long pipe without passing anything it will work great.
it will break all the pipes before it get to the right temp but after that is really safe
Francis! I just started playing Rimworld and my base caught on fire! Luckily, one of my pawns named poopy, had a mental breakdown and wandered away. I need to know how to prevent fires!
What kind of fires? Don't overcharge your power grid, and keep everything covered,
What are your first thoughts on the new DLC snapshot?
I really wonder how you can make a sour gas boiler in such a small space(taking the fact that they are normally bigger than half this base)
I think a youtuber named Lifegrow has made some pretty small sour gas boilers (1kg/s).
I put mine between the edge of the map and the rocker silo.
even if you retracted that gantry it'd get clipped by the engine (its 1 tile wider than the rest of the modules)
also I'm pretty sure sweep priority doesn't do anything, its the destination's priority that matters (I saw they are both 9 here though)
the food poisoning was from the water in the cooler ;)
I am surprised you don't use the solid methane for some kind of radiant cooling option to the base for thawing it out. But that takes up valuable SPACE.
You should add some automation so that the vents close when the doors are open so that carbon dioxide or polluted water doesn’t get into the rocket silo
i am so happy that steam turbine heat deletion bug was fixed
*@Francis John*
7:26 OH! Your "liquid" oxygen! :o
8:02 It seams to have been fixed?
22:30
I think the solution to your overheating problem is just a 3rd steam turbine. Literally just turn your problem into power.
For my sour gas boiler on this map I just cut in half your old design.
My best oni series........
keep it up bro...
Letting you know that i prefer you over Brothgar
hahahah....
add a vent and a sensor set for steam on that silo pipe and it will vent the steam and keep the CO2 in pipe to space
good video
The Rocket is veryvery short. Maybe build it a little up, use all the heat and the nice free Space beneath the Rocket...
Best series.
opinions :imma ruin this whole man's/woman's career
8:04 brick? I think you mean brickette or bricky, your bricks are the size of this whole base xD
A quicky tho, why are some of the pipes blue at 9:55?
Hah! I consider you a converted naphtha lover now :P. Told you! You're gonna love naphtha ;)
ONI had a bug fix update, and insulated pipes are now blue.
33:10 you can squish it above the transformer!!
Can you place and destroy blocks in the gap between the viscogel to create a vacuum?
as always thanks for the video :)
Once again... like it 👍👍👍
Why not fit 1 more turbine above sauna? It seems like there is enough space if you move liquid reservoir
Why are some liquid and gas pipes in blue colour?
If you're talking about the pipes in the overlay views.
* insulated vs non-insulated pipes vs radiant pipes
* The color depends on what is inside the pipes as each element/substance has it's own color. Oxygen is blue, where hydrogen is pink, CO2 is black, etc. Clean water is light blue, Super-coolant and ethanol are also various shades of blue. Polluted water is greenish-brown, crude is black, petroleum is gold/yellow
* For the temperature overlay, the pipes will show color based on their temperature. Where the pipes running gases and liquids that are cold will show in the bluer color range. Such as the pipes serving as the cooling loop around the base for sections he wants to keep livable without exo-suits. The hydrogen coming off the hydrogen vent comes out at 500+ degrees and isn't being cooled because it doesn't really matter by the time it hits the liquifier setup. Much of the water not part of the cooling loop, is running through industrial equipment that also increase it's temperature. Same for the steam. All of those will show red because they are hot.
* if you mean the pipes showing blue when not looking at the temperature or gas/liquid overlays, it's a combination of the material used, and the visual display of gases outside of the pipes mixing (mostly oxygen) in those tiles.
I bet you're excited about ONI dlc dude
Bro what is the keyboard key to use the mods (like instant piping) in the game??? Pls help
Instant piping? I use the pliers mod so I can break pipes and wires without duplicant interaction. But no instant piping mod.
If to pipes or wires are adjacent to each other you can connect them if you want, their is no mod required.
@@FrancisJohnYT thank u so much... mwah
Just a question, why are the insulated pipes light blue?
I am wondering too in my game,
perhaps color blind fix mess with it?
I'm fairly certain that was included in the newest update
@@ripmorld9909 there was an update which changed the color on them so its easyer to see what is radiant and what is insulated. klei complaind for a long time that yellow and orange are to close togehter and now you see what is what in one look.
@@der_schweizer_244 100% correct, I thought it would be awful, but I actually very much like the clear distinction. I don't have to wonder is that insulated or radiant? One look is all it takes now.
Ya i wasn't a fan at first, you know because change scary, but in all reality it is a lot cleaner.
Procrastination rules... Sour gas boiler next time?
Not so much procrastination as much as the projects required to free up enough space for the boiler seemed to have been more labor and attention demanding than he initially expected. Needed to free up all that space to get the industrial brick going, to allow clearing the space above it for moving the sleeping quarters and Atmosuit docks, to free up the space needed for the boiler setup and 2nd rocket chimney.
Why use naphtha as the refinery coolant? is it better than petroleum?
Once the gas generators start, isn't there a risk the polluted water they produce has a chance of off-gassing before turning to steam?
The generator should output it's waste at the temperature the machine is at. So it dumps polluted water at temperature above it's boiling point. Then when it contacts a hard surface it just boils instantly.
Why not just hook your gantry up to your bunker door automation, so when you open up to launch the rocket, the gantry retracts. Gets rid of that 'repair' tag pulsing away...
I really wish there is more way to use carbon dioxide except food for slickster.
And slicksters aren’t worth it on this map because of space so all the carbon dioxide is wasted :/
Great videos :)
What is your plan for the outputs of the natural gas generators? You seem to have just thrown them in there with no regard for the polluted water and CO2 there will be putting out.
c02 will be pumped out, and polluted water will turn into steam.
ElvianEmpire pumped out by what, and the room will over pressurize with steam
33:39 yeah as a matter of fact it is not any of those
YES NEW VİDEO !! :D
what are the blue pipes at 9:52
Insulated pipes.
@@JfkNeedsWindWall Insulated pipes were orange before, tho.
maybe they changed it so we can tell apart from insulated and radiant easily?
@@Genesis8934 its updated with the last patch. I think for colorblind maybe?
I seriously think that you need 3 steam turbine for the sauna room. It's possible to make space for it.
It really buggle with my mind when i see steam turbine running on full capacity without any control on the temperature, such a WASTE of energy.
Uhm, that's crazy. But why do you need the industrial brick (tha gas generators) to be in steam? I'm lost : D
The steam turbines on top, use the steam to delete heat as well as to provide 850 watts each.
I'm not sure if it's just the new patch, but what the heydeho is going on with thise blue liquid pipes???
Yeah, new patch. Blue pipes are insulated ones; Klei said orange was a bit similar to the yellow of radiant pipes
Dumb question, but why are some liquid pipes blue?
They changed the color of insulated pipes
Why are these tubes blue?
Why only 2 cargo modules? I've never made it to rocketry so I don't know.
Each cargo module exponentially increases how much fuel it takes to launch the rockets.
Weight
Cargo modules weigh a lot more (10x more) than research modules, and are therefore more expensive for fuel.
The max. number of cargo bays (with h2 and LOX, 10k km) is 3, and it'd require a bit over 600kg of O2 and H2.
Fuel isn't linearly effective - the more fuel you burn, the less you weigh
oni-assistant.com/tools/rocketcalculator does a better job explaining than me
11:07 your phone is charging
iron to steel is needs 70kg of iron and you get 100kg of steel thats 43% more efficient.
why pump steam there ? just remove one piece of wall and it will feel up no?
Because of the CO2
Anyone that knows if there is a mod to remove the ruines?
Deconstructable POI Props
"A large mini side project"
grammer:aight imma head out
Dude, you sound like you have a cold in this episode. I hope its nothing serious or just a messed up audio setup on your end.
If you didn't procrastinate at least a little bit, it wouldn't be one of your videos.
uploaded 54 seconds ago and still I only manage to be the third like on the video...
:D
14 1 min after your comment
me first I think but I really don't care these videos are awesome
Justin Bieber’s Baby base.
It's AluMINIum, you heathen 😒
Good for them, we're not American
If we're splitting hairs, it's batt er e not bat tree. But hey it's his channel.
WHAT HUH WHY ARE THE PIPES BLUE WHAT THE HECK
last patch changed insulated pipe color