You could probably put the air pump above the deodorizers, if you want constant output or storage. Could feed it into either a reservoir or a compression tank, use automation to keep it from becoming vacuum. If it’s free oxygen, might as well use it to its fullest
I built something like this in the base game. It didn't feel like it was worth the effort because of the slimelung, but those doors kinda change everything. I'm definitely trying this again when I turn on the DLC
its not actually possible for the deodorizers to create a vacuum- the most they can do is create a layer of vacuum on the airflow but that doesnt break anything. the po2 just hovers below the airflow until the morbs produce
longhair slicksters eggs are more likely to drop when the temperature is lower. lava slickster eggs are more likely to drop when the temperature is higher. Try keeping temps for slicksters above 100C.
the only thing ive tried that came close is using carbon dioxide in the box as a bottom layer so the morbs would still produce in a high pressure po2 environment. sadly this was not consistent enough to claim "infinite pressure" but it did allow the morbs to spawn po2 pass the 1000g threshold
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Ingenious low-power setup! I was always wondering how to harness this free source of O2.
you know, ive always wondered if i could set up outhouses from cycle 1 to have enough morbs to provide o2 for the colony before i run out of algae
That liquid wall design is genious,
somehow, water does not suck this time
You could probably put the air pump above the deodorizers, if you want constant output or storage.
Could feed it into either a reservoir or a compression tank, use automation to keep it from becoming vacuum.
If it’s free oxygen, might as well use it to its fullest
i see you like to be efficient
If I'm being totally honest with you, I think Morbius was very movie.
I built something like this in the base game. It didn't feel like it was worth the effort because of the slimelung, but those doors kinda change everything. I'm definitely trying this again when I turn on the DLC
The new sanishell might clean morb generated polluted oxygen well enough. I don't know though.
we'll see once its released
I think you can try to plant the deco plant that release flower germ which will overwrite the slimelung germ .
You can easily run the germy oxygen through a tank in a chlorine room to desinfect it. Works in the base game.
@@Rig0r_M0rtis thats 240w of power though to pump it
I'd add some CO2 to the room to prevent the deodorizers from creating vacuum when they run all the time.
its not actually possible for the deodorizers to create a vacuum- the most they can do is create a layer of vacuum on the airflow but that doesnt break anything. the po2 just hovers below the airflow until the morbs produce
@@2LegitCity Interesting. Now I wouldn't add CO2 :]
Can you do a slickster farm. I keep on getting the long haired slickster
ill do my best
longhair slicksters eggs are more likely to drop when the temperature is lower. lava slickster eggs are more likely to drop when the temperature is higher. Try keeping temps for slicksters above 100C.
so can morbs be overpressurized? can we just make infinite gas storage with morbs spawner?
the only thing ive tried that came close is using carbon dioxide in the box as a bottom layer so the morbs would still produce in a high pressure po2 environment. sadly this was not consistent enough to claim "infinite pressure" but it did allow the morbs to spawn po2 pass the 1000g threshold
How many types of gas are heavier than po2?
@@the_furf_of_july4652 idk but i think chlorine also sink at the bottom, but still above co2
@@the_furf_of_july4652 the list is shorter when you look at gas lighter than po2, which is hydrogen; oxygen = po2 in terms of density
Could the new Sanishell clean that polluted oxygen well enough?
gotta see how it works when it comes out of public testing