At least, on temperate planets, having an air-tight room (without ventilator) will set the temperature to 22°C (no matter the outdoor temperature) in it which will protect plants.
if you get radiated fog on temperate worlds that will also destroy your plants, happened to my first plants so now I always keep them in airtight rooms.
You should have mentioned forcefield emitter blocks, they are useful for partitioning the rooms and keeping oxygen in combat where battle damage can break the airtight walls
Also if you still wish to use the glass doors you can use the forcefields to keep the air in, if you look at a glass door you will note that they are not air tight because they do not have forcefields.
@@Spanj ahhh, good idea - up till now I'd not gotten any out of my box of lego, because I simply turn O2 off. (having been a commercial diver the tech. just irritates me, but I want to put a build on the workshop and I am grudgingly making the concession to at least try to have part of the vee-hickle airtight.) Now, I had actually thought about making individual little glass-sealed garden mini-pods, each with a light and air vent, (coz my pyramid is an eight sided one and comes with a bizarrely complex sculpture of shapes on the inside, therefore would suit breaking up plots into 3x3 in my case, but anyway, obviously force fields would be a much better option. (It has been irritating me that to get things to make stuff to make things that get stuff Eleon force you to add more and more weighty blocks - to seal your elavators and put behind blast doors and ....just .... grrrr!) Cheers!
Thanks Spanj, I always have fun trying to find the air leaks. I have a tendency to build my farms out of windows, they're a bugger for leaks lol. May I ask if you would do a "How to" on thrusters please? I have no clue which I should use, how many and where they can and can't be placed in terms of what is immediately around them. Again thanks Spanj.
No Problem Wozadamada. I will be doing one on how to build an SV/HV/CV in the future so keep an eye out, thrusters are no trouble, you can put them anywhere, just dont stand on them ;)
Still relevant today. i used this video to solve the problem of my CV after all the plants died, it seems at least two plants dont need oxygen , i m playing reforged eden 2 .
Depends on the environment, on a breathable planet, only where you have a farm really. In space or non-breathable planet, yes. If you dont want to be using suit oxygen in your base/ship. People can be quite clever with vent shafts and non airtight blocks like walkway blocks etc to use 1 or 2 vents across their whole base or ship but one hull breach and the whole thing decompresses.
Another victory for technical excellence and a spanjtastic video. I am definitely a Spanj Fanj. So is mi kat Smudj If only I had had a Spanjstructor when I was learning stuff at school and college. anyway.... a timely video for me, as I've only just conceded to applying air in-world and waited until the end of a mahoosive pyramid build with loads of weird fittings and fixtures, including blast doors and elevators. (Darn it that one last block to seal off an elevator doesn't fit under the curve of my glass roof now..... so I can't put it where I wanted it... or the entire design must be modified. Gahhhhhh!!!) Of course, just because the International Space Station is only 4.8 mm thick, is no scientific rationale at all as to why we in Empyrion build flight vessels out of one metre thick steel blocks. "Its a kind of magic!". Anyway, thanks for this - as usual, clear, concise and helpful. I shall have to see if I can scrape up the price of a pint for you in your wosname thing. Your patronise me thing (or whatever it's called)
I got an issue where my ship is air tight and my ship won’t fill with oxygen and I’ve spent hours trying to fix it and I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong do you think you can’t help??
Hello, very interesting. I have this game only since a few days, and I'm learning so much, and still have so much to learn (I have a lack of sleep, cause I've got plenty of design ideas boucing in my brain while I try to sleep) ! This game is so rich ! Your demonstration is nice, and fits my desire to design ships with security measures against leaks of oxygen : build rooms with security doors, like in real warships. The next step would be a possibility to trigger logics with events like leak of oxygen which would trigger an alarm (sound and red light) and confinement of breached rooms. I should ask to the devs, if it doesn't exist yet. Another trigger I'd wish would be the possibility to auto-switch fuel generators when sun goes down and solars generators aren't working anymore.
was playing through and the video helped...I didn't know that I had to click the oxygenize it my control panel...oops...but something to note...it does matter which way the airtight door is facing
Ventilator wont run unless the oxygen is on and oxygen won't stay on unless you are air tight so running ventilator to regulate temp won't work if not already airtight.
A radiation fog does not effect airtight rooms on a planet, so bringing your plants to the interior will protect them (but you dont need a ventilator, just an airtight room)
Still relevant today. Enjoyed seeing all of the retro components.
Another well planned out and clear video, precise and to the point. Nice job!
Outstanding video! Thanks Spanj !!
At least, on temperate planets, having an air-tight room (without ventilator) will set the temperature to 22°C (no matter the outdoor temperature) in it which will protect plants.
I'm trying out starting on an arid planet, and airtight rooms normalize the temperature and keep radiation out too, without ventilators.
if you get radiated fog on temperate worlds that will also destroy your plants, happened to my first plants so now I always keep them in airtight rooms.
that door thing is so annoying, glad i came to your video to figure out why my base wouldn't oxygenate
Thx man this helped a lot :)
You should have mentioned forcefield emitter blocks, they are useful for partitioning the rooms and keeping oxygen in combat where battle damage can break the airtight walls
Also if you still wish to use the glass doors you can use the forcefields to keep the air in, if you look at a glass door you will note that they are not air tight because they do not have forcefields.
good point, the forcefield blocks are very useful.
@@Spanj ahhh, good idea - up till now I'd not gotten any out of my box of lego, because I simply turn O2 off.
(having been a commercial diver the tech. just irritates me, but I want to put a build on the workshop and I am grudgingly making the concession to at least try to have part of the vee-hickle airtight.)
Now, I had actually thought about making individual little glass-sealed garden mini-pods, each with a light and air vent, (coz my pyramid is an eight sided one and comes with a bizarrely complex sculpture of shapes on the inside, therefore would suit breaking up plots into 3x3 in my case, but anyway, obviously force fields would be a much better option. (It has been irritating me that to get things to make stuff to make things that get stuff Eleon force you to add more and more weighty blocks - to seal your elavators and put behind blast doors and ....just .... grrrr!)
Cheers!
You read my mind! I was having issues with an HV build as well as a base. Thank you sir!
Thanks Spanj, I always have fun trying to find the air leaks. I have a tendency to build my farms out of windows, they're a bugger for leaks lol. May I ask if you would do a "How to" on thrusters please? I have no clue which I should use, how many and where they can and can't be placed in terms of what is immediately around them. Again thanks Spanj.
No Problem Wozadamada. I will be doing one on how to build an SV/HV/CV in the future so keep an eye out, thrusters are no trouble, you can put them anywhere, just dont stand on them ;)
Haha, thanks Spanj.
Hi Spanj. Its a god day when you learn something new. I had a god day :-)
Again, thank you!
You're the only proper tutorial around lol
Nice thanks for the info :)
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Still relevant today. i used this video to solve the problem of my CV after all the plants died, it seems at least two plants dont need oxygen , i m playing reforged eden 2 .
Jeez, this guy wants to control everything. Now he wants to control when we breathe too!
Thank you, this was driving me nuts, didn't even notice the oxygen toggle in the p menu....good grief
I just wasted 30 minutes googling this issue until I finally saw that in the base p menu. Fuck my life... They need to make that more inuitive.
Silly question, do you have to have ventilators covering every airtight room?
Depends on the environment, on a breathable planet, only where you have a farm really. In space or non-breathable planet, yes. If you dont want to be using suit oxygen in your base/ship. People can be quite clever with vent shafts and non airtight blocks like walkway blocks etc to use 1 or 2 vents across their whole base or ship but one hull breach and the whole thing decompresses.
thank god
thx very much !!!!
Another victory for technical excellence and a spanjtastic video. I am definitely a Spanj Fanj. So is mi kat Smudj
If only I had had a Spanjstructor when I was learning stuff at school and college.
anyway.... a timely video for me, as I've only just conceded to applying air in-world and waited until the end of a mahoosive pyramid build with loads of weird fittings and fixtures, including blast doors and elevators. (Darn it that one last block to seal off an elevator doesn't fit under the curve of my glass roof now..... so I can't put it where I wanted it... or the entire design must be modified. Gahhhhhh!!!) Of course, just because the International Space Station is only 4.8 mm thick, is no scientific rationale at all as to why we in Empyrion build flight vessels out of one metre thick steel blocks. "Its a kind of magic!".
Anyway, thanks for this - as usual, clear, concise and helpful.
I shall have to see if I can scrape up the price of a pint for you in your wosname thing. Your patronise me thing (or whatever it's called)
I got an issue where my ship is air tight and my ship won’t fill with oxygen and I’ve spent hours trying to fix it and I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong do you think you can’t help??
Same here. Only cockpit is having O2 and heat?! Help please?..
@@reggiedunlop7070 yeah I didn’t figure it out I think my ship was just to big
I was actually having a problem with a farm that I was building in an arid planet. Had everything right except the stupid doors!
Hello, very interesting. I have this game only since a few days, and I'm learning so much, and still have so much to learn (I have a lack of sleep, cause I've got plenty of design ideas boucing in my brain while I try to sleep) ! This game is so rich !
Your demonstration is nice, and fits my desire to design ships with security measures against leaks of oxygen : build rooms with security doors, like in real warships.
The next step would be a possibility to trigger logics with events like leak of oxygen which would trigger an alarm (sound and red light) and confinement of breached rooms.
I should ask to the devs, if it doesn't exist yet.
Another trigger I'd wish would be the possibility to auto-switch fuel generators when sun goes down and solars generators aren't working anymore.
was playing through and the video helped...I didn't know that I had to click the oxygenize it my control panel...oops...but something to note...it does matter which way the airtight door is facing
What do the icons (lower left) next to the O2 mean?
From left to right: Jetpack on/off, Helmet on/off, oxygen present, Gravity present, Build restricted area, mining/digging restricted area
Good to know. Thanks Spanj!
Great timing on the video... i was wondering why my plants died on the planet in an airtight room...
Ventilator wont run unless the oxygen is on and oxygen won't stay on unless you are air tight so running ventilator to regulate temp won't work if not already airtight.
My plants were growing fine on the temperate planet, then a radiation fog came over and killed all but the hardiest.
A radiation fog does not effect airtight rooms on a planet, so bringing your plants to the interior will protect them (but you dont need a ventilator, just an airtight room)
thorondir42
Ok thx. Good to know
First try to solve everything: turn it off and on again!
that should have been my first tip, ;)