i'm not sure if this bug still exists, but in one of tony advanced's videos about magma droppers, tony demonstrates that sometimes when hot magma condenses into a relatively cool debris pile, the temperature doesn't actually average out, but rather the heat from the magma just gets deleted by the cold debris pile. if you have a relatively cool debris pile near the end of your magma blade, that might be what's happening.
@@salemprompthous3820 i think he used them at first, but was then informed about the refined carbon. i don't remember what video it was, but he was trying to channel heat into a steam room from the magma core.
@@commonsense-og1gz yeah, I remember the scenario, but not that it was ref.carbon. thought it wad diamond all the way, though I might have missed/not remember switching to ref.carbon
Ive been really enjoying this channel so far, feels like a small little community. I hope at some point that I could maybe become a new duplicant. That sounds fun!
So, I've noticed the bug with the critters too, but rather than having to restart, I simply put a high priority wrangle order on the critter, and a rancher will come and quickly wrangle them, to be dropped off at the critter drop off right next to them, and the next critter in line jumps up on the table to be groomed. It's kind of a silly little work around, and requires that I check in with the stable once a cycle, but if you're already restarting anyway, maybe it'll help make things a bit quicker.
you can cut the power used by "filters" by using "shut offs" instead with some element sensors before hand. basically set it to the ideal filtered item, like, your hydrogen, and set the pipes up to take hydrogen where you want it - then put a 'not hydrogen' flow off to the side, into a container, infinite storage, or just vent into the world. This way , it only uses 10w power when the detected "filtered' item is found, and everything else takes nothing. Extreme power savings when done right, but does take a little practice to get it set up properly. (you want it to hit the element sensor and then right next to it be the shut off, and contenue the loop for the 'other' as 1 solid piece, meanwhile the 'filtered' gets the seperated pipe.) always make sure you have plenty of room for the 'not filtered' and it doesn't clog!
Been watching your channel for a good bit of time but I never found a good opportunity to comment, but I think that I found one. On your inverted asteroid a way that you could get rid of the lava is have a bunch of pitcher pumps and auto sweepers, and have the sweepers dump the lava into bottle emptiers in the vacuum of space. The only downside being that of every now and then you will have to lower the sweepers and pumps. P.S love your videos keep it up.
People were using radbolt rockets to create infinite nuclear waste, to fix this, Klei put in a cost to launch the rockets. In short, you should always treat it as -1 for range, because it will eat 1 tile when launching. Hope this helps, Echo!
The launch costs only apply when going to orbit, but are negated when target is set beyond orbit. Should be applied to all engines, not just rads, as any and all engines had the free launch bug, but not anymore. Launching steam engines could give infinite water, only primed with some sieved pH2O, on planetoids with no H2O geysers. It was magnificent, but glad it got removed xD (setting up a steam-rocket shaft still works as in the olden days of pre-dlc, though, as the launch sequence pumps out it's exaust during a launch through the full height of a planetoid, without additional fuel costs)
best set to get rid of magma here: diamond/tungsten/steel temp-shift plate connected to steam turbines. thing is that most of that magma is not that far from becoming ignious rock, and that is already a win, Stupidly hot rock is easier to deal with than fluid. Set of temp-shift plate and dripper will make all the magma into debris, and it will end up as 300 tons give or take to siphon all of that heat. After that you have 300 tons of super hot igni rock, which with some rails, will power your colony here for ~2000 cycles. that solution is best because if its dripping blade, you wont have to mine, its skips mining part, also you have twice the hot fun to deal with later on. only downside is that this is stupidly water intensive, as you need full tiles of (ideally of 3 high steam room) or otherwise you wont be able to deal with that stupid amount of heat spikes that this might make.
Petrolium rockets, like steam engines, produce their own power while in flight/not landed, so the solar panels are redundant, unless it's meant for colonization
Good evening Echo! I thought you made good progress this episode, and you didn't let safety slow your dupes down. I was wondering why the interplanetary launchers are in petroleum? Thanks for another great episode!
Launchers sitting in petrolium transfers their heat, so they stay cool and won't melt. They also won't superheat their contents before launching them to other planetoids, which they have done for me a couple times (loaded with phosphorite, but had phosphorous delivered 🤣)
There's nothing a Queen Kalero can't do if she sets her mind to it Also can we get Echo Love as a YT emote? Maybe instead of the mad Echo since we have the angry Echo too.
I love this game, but sometimes, I really just don't know what to do with myself when I just have my dupes on work duty. Like, I don't wanna walk away incase something goes colossally wrong, but I also don't wanna just sit there forever, doing nothing, when everything works out.
Ahh I thought I was the only one getting that farm station bug, happens to me too in the new update on my new Rime Playthrough, I changed so that the critter feeder is in front the door next to each other and it fixed it for some reason, previously I put the feeder 4 tiles away from each other an in between there's the farm station, maybe that's causing it ?
I don't know if you care for infinite storage in this playthrough, but an Escher waterfall will drain the top magma biome into a single set of tiles VERY quickly.
i'm not sure if this bug still exists, but in one of tony advanced's videos about magma droppers, tony demonstrates that sometimes when hot magma condenses into a relatively cool debris pile, the temperature doesn't actually average out, but rather the heat from the magma just gets deleted by the cold debris pile.
if you have a relatively cool debris pile near the end of your magma blade, that might be what's happening.
I think this is exactly what is happening. Good call.
for the magma, make a conveyor rail loop full of refined carbon. francis john did this and it worked well.
Thought he used diamond. Been a while since that series of his xD
@@salemprompthous3820 diamond works, but used the other because of heat capacity.
@@commonsense-og1gz aah, right. Probably thinking of some other series where diamonds were used in a similar fashion. Thanks for the clarification 😁
@@salemprompthous3820 i think he used them at first, but was then informed about the refined carbon. i don't remember what video it was, but he was trying to channel heat into a steam room from the magma core.
@@commonsense-og1gz yeah, I remember the scenario, but not that it was ref.carbon. thought it wad diamond all the way, though I might have missed/not remember switching to ref.carbon
10:53
A ninja in the Magma
Ive been really enjoying this channel so far, feels like a small little community.
I hope at some point that I could maybe become a new duplicant. That sounds fun!
So, I've noticed the bug with the critters too, but rather than having to restart, I simply put a high priority wrangle order on the critter, and a rancher will come and quickly wrangle them, to be dropped off at the critter drop off right next to them, and the next critter in line jumps up on the table to be groomed. It's kind of a silly little work around, and requires that I check in with the stable once a cycle, but if you're already restarting anyway, maybe it'll help make things a bit quicker.
I like your workaround. Would save me some time restarting.
I love seeing the list of twitch supports grow every video
It’s the first video with my name on it (Odopis)
@@satan6937 that's great Odopis. Glad you joined us.
Mmmm... kentucky fried dupes, like them DEEP fried
you can cut the power used by "filters" by using "shut offs" instead with some element sensors before hand. basically set it to the ideal filtered item, like, your hydrogen, and set the pipes up to take hydrogen where you want it - then put a 'not hydrogen' flow off to the side, into a container, infinite storage, or just vent into the world. This way , it only uses 10w power when the detected "filtered' item is found, and everything else takes nothing. Extreme power savings when done right, but does take a little practice to get it set up properly. (you want it to hit the element sensor and then right next to it be the shut off, and contenue the loop for the 'other' as 1 solid piece, meanwhile the 'filtered' gets the seperated pipe.) always make sure you have plenty of room for the 'not filtered' and it doesn't clog!
Great video as always Echo!
Thank you Cid.
Been watching your channel for a good bit of time but I never found a good opportunity to comment, but I think that I found one.
On your inverted asteroid a way that you could get rid of the lava is have a bunch of pitcher pumps and auto sweepers, and have the sweepers dump the lava into bottle emptiers in the vacuum of space. The only downside being that of every now and then you will have to lower the sweepers and pumps.
P.S love your videos keep it up.
Good idea!
People were using radbolt rockets to create infinite nuclear waste, to fix this, Klei put in a cost to launch the rockets. In short, you should always treat it as -1 for range, because it will eat 1 tile when launching.
Hope this helps, Echo!
I made the 20 tiles in the petroleum rocket, so I guess this is only for Radbolt rockets. Thanks for the tip!
The launch costs only apply when going to orbit, but are negated when target is set beyond orbit. Should be applied to all engines, not just rads, as any and all engines had the free launch bug, but not anymore. Launching steam engines could give infinite water, only primed with some sieved pH2O, on planetoids with no H2O geysers. It was magnificent, but glad it got removed xD (setting up a steam-rocket shaft still works as in the olden days of pre-dlc, though, as the launch sequence pumps out it's exaust during a launch through the full height of a planetoid, without additional fuel costs)
10:53 ninja echo!! :)
Nice job!
Don’t forget to add an artefact module thingy to your rockets! :)
Pshhh... I don't forget things on my rocket. haha
Oh I know! Sorry about my wording - I meant to say “install an artefact module thingy to get the best results from your space explorations” 😂😂😂😉😉
best set to get rid of magma here: diamond/tungsten/steel temp-shift plate connected to steam turbines. thing is that most of that magma is not that far from becoming ignious rock, and that is already a win, Stupidly hot rock is easier to deal with than fluid. Set of temp-shift plate and dripper will make all the magma into debris, and it will end up as 300 tons give or take to siphon all of that heat. After that you have 300 tons of super hot igni rock, which with some rails, will power your colony here for ~2000 cycles.
that solution is best because if its dripping blade, you wont have to mine, its skips mining part, also you have twice the hot fun to deal with later on.
only downside is that this is stupidly water intensive, as you need full tiles of (ideally of 3 high steam room) or otherwise you wont be able to deal with that stupid amount of heat spikes that this might make.
Pretty interesting approach.
Petrolium rockets, like steam engines, produce their own power while in flight/not landed, so the solar panels are redundant, unless it's meant for colonization
Great point that I often forget about. Thank you.
Good evening Echo! I thought you made good progress this episode, and you didn't let safety slow your dupes down. I was wondering why the interplanetary launchers are in petroleum? Thanks for another great episode!
Launchers sitting in petrolium transfers their heat, so they stay cool and won't melt. They also won't superheat their contents before launching them to other planetoids, which they have done for me a couple times (loaded with phosphorite, but had phosphorous delivered 🤣)
Salem is spot on in their response. Anything that generates heat will need a cooling solution while in the vacuum of space.
haha, imagine your surprise... "hold on, that isn't how I shipped it!?!" haha
There's nothing a Queen Kalero can't do if she sets her mind to it
Also can we get Echo Love as a YT emote? Maybe instead of the mad Echo since we have the angry Echo too.
Done!
@@EchoRidgeGaming You're the best, Echs!
Steel rovers are great for dunking into magma and build ladders/walls.
Ingenious solution.
@@EchoRidgeGaming not my idea at all. Saw it on Francis John, and pretty sure he got it from a viewer comment or online somewhere.
Hey! Let's heat UP the petroleum with some magma...
WHAT COULD GO WRONG!???
I love this game, but sometimes, I really just don't know what to do with myself when I just have my dupes on work duty. Like, I don't wanna walk away incase something goes colossally wrong, but I also don't wanna just sit there forever, doing nothing, when everything works out.
One thing I do is either remember the cycle number or do a manual save. That way if you come back to a disaster you can go back to the save point.
I knew it, he forgot something when making the rockets!
Yayo! New video day!
Ahh I thought I was the only one getting that farm station bug, happens to me too in the new update on my new Rime Playthrough, I changed so that the critter feeder is in front the door next to each other and it fixed it for some reason, previously I put the feeder 4 tiles away from each other an in between there's the farm station, maybe that's causing it ?
Pretty cool fix. I haven't been able to pin point it much more than that.
I wanna see what we gonna do for that gold volcano that’s all full 👀
I have been trying to figure that one out too.
10:53 Ninja Echo taking a hot bath in the magma
Nice job
Hidden ninja echo @10:53
Nice
What do you call burns that are worse than third degree burns? Carol and John.
lol
Is there a union that John and my dupe can join? I'm not sure about the job health and safety conditions on this colony 🤣
I know of no such unions haha
I don't know if you care for infinite storage in this playthrough, but an Escher waterfall will drain the top magma biome into a single set of tiles VERY quickly.
I am not normally a fan, but when the game gives me magma issues, I throw the rule book out the window.
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echo is pritty hot at 10.53
lol