Hey there, @27:34, to remove those few cables from the inside, put one running horizontal from inside to the outside, making a flat + shape (well above the left bottle filler will look like a 5 way junction) then use cutters to remove said junction, then replace with correct shape/orientation cable. also you can mount the portable scrubber to a tank connector, have a few pipes and valve hooked up to dump waste to outside(with vent) or storage if needed later? Edit: the scrubber will take a tad longer (power switch flash yellow longer) to pressurize itself internally when mounted to tank connector.
Love the series. Back seating here but there is only so much pressure differential for iron windows before they blow out. You could either replace with the steel walls or set a back pressure regulator to vent out the excess.
Can you put the vent from the furnace near the wind turbines for a small boost to power or would it even be worth it? Glad I found your channel! Gonna have to binge your stuff for a while!
As far as I know these turbines don't actually interact with "wind" yet - they just produce power at a semi-random rate over time (it seems to just be a sine-wave but I'm not 100% on that). There's a separate block (I forget the name) that does work exactly like you describe though. You can line them up in a chimney to make a little bit of power. You're better off running your exhaust through a stirling engine. Those used to basically print energy. No idea if they're any good since the atmospherics overhaul
20:00 - ish... I could be mistaken, but if you have an improper reagent mix, you may not need a centrifuge to fix it. I THINK you can balance out the ratios. So a 2 Iron/1 Coal reagent mix can be solved by adding 1 more iron. ... but also I could be wrong and/or that might have been a bug that got updated. Feel free to test.
I mean I see -25c before it is not deadly is it Gona sting your face yes so you Gona get frostbite if you stay long yes but just for taking a sip of water it is not Gona kill you haha
8:13 I just learning the game myself so while I understand most of what you're doing, I do have a few questions... Those cases on the lander can be removed with a wrench. You could then carry them up to your base and print off some attachment points so they don't blow away in a storm. Is there a reason why you're continuing to commute down to the lander? Is it just lack of resources?
18:36 Probably should have vented the furnace first, lol. The CO2 and Pollutants inside are really good at absorbing heat, so it's really hard to get your heat up... Plus you risk everything esploding.
For me this ore scanner is not very useful. But it's not because some flaws of this tool itself but because of ores distribution (it's not the only issue related to that, by the way). It's because usually ores are mixed, different types in the same place. If I don't search for something specific then it's enough what I find without it and if I need specific ore, it is not helpful in this case. And I think it's totally obsolete after getting heavy drill. I just drill all around faster then use this damn thing.
Thanks for continuing the series!
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Thank you!
Hey there, @27:34, to remove those few cables from the inside, put one running horizontal from inside to the outside, making a flat + shape (well above the left bottle filler will look like a 5 way junction) then use cutters to remove said junction, then replace with correct shape/orientation cable. also you can mount the portable scrubber to a tank connector, have a few pipes and valve hooked up to dump waste to outside(with vent) or storage if needed later?
Edit: the scrubber will take a tad longer (power switch flash yellow longer) to pressurize itself internally when mounted to tank connector.
Good tip on the cables thanks! We'll deal with the scrubber when we build the atmospherics system
I need more, MORE!! But yes. Very much like this, very much want more of this.
Was thinking about picking this game up and found this series to take a look at the game. Loving it so far!!!
It's a lot of fun once you finally work out what's going on hahaha
Hope the series helps out a little!
@@LargelyUnemployed Im in the tutorial lol
Love the series. Back seating here but there is only so much pressure differential for iron windows before they blow out. You could either replace with the steel walls or set a back pressure regulator to vent out the excess.
I'll upgrade them soon enough, they won't pop for quite a while!
This game is just amazing
Can you put the vent from the furnace near the wind turbines for a small boost to power or would it even be worth it?
Glad I found your channel! Gonna have to binge your stuff for a while!
As far as I know these turbines don't actually interact with "wind" yet - they just produce power at a semi-random rate over time (it seems to just be a sine-wave but I'm not 100% on that).
There's a separate block (I forget the name) that does work exactly like you describe though. You can line them up in a chimney to make a little bit of power. You're better off running your exhaust through a stirling engine. Those used to basically print energy. No idea if they're any good since the atmospherics overhaul
20:00 - ish... I could be mistaken, but if you have an improper reagent mix, you may not need a centrifuge to fix it. I THINK you can balance out the ratios.
So a 2 Iron/1 Coal reagent mix can be solved by adding 1 more iron.
... but also I could be wrong and/or that might have been a bug that got updated. Feel free to test.
Yup, you can definitely do that!
I didn't have any more iron on me at that moment 😄
I mean I see -25c before it is not deadly is it Gona sting your face yes so you Gona get frostbite if you stay long yes but just for taking a sip of water it is not Gona kill you haha
8:13 I just learning the game myself so while I understand most of what you're doing, I do have a few questions... Those cases on the lander can be removed with a wrench. You could then carry them up to your base and print off some attachment points so they don't blow away in a storm. Is there a reason why you're continuing to commute down to the lander? Is it just lack of resources?
18:36 Probably should have vented the furnace first, lol. The CO2 and Pollutants inside are really good at absorbing heat, so it's really hard to get your heat up... Plus you risk everything esploding.
No reason not to move them. Just different priorities.
I dont have the head for it but love your gameplay
I don't anymore either mate. The new update was too much for me 😂
For me this ore scanner is not very useful. But it's not because some flaws of this tool itself but because of ores distribution (it's not the only issue related to that, by the way). It's because usually ores are mixed, different types in the same place. If I don't search for something specific then it's enough what I find without it and if I need specific ore, it is not helpful in this case. And I think it's totally obsolete after getting heavy drill. I just drill all around faster then use this damn thing.
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