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That's a...depressingly small list of foods.Not-Dorsidarf wrote:that eggplant dish and cheesecake I thinkdarkpaladin109 wrote:So what foods can you eat with it? Swear it never worked for me.Anonmare wrote:Eating.darkpaladin109 wrote:Is there any use for forks at all, other than as a weapon?
Not entirely correct, you only need 1u of Pyrosium and upon creation it makes the whole container instantly have a degree of 20K, although in practice you can't make less than 3u, if you do these 3u first in a macro mix, the subsequent chemicals will equalize the temperature closer to 300K.Polyphynx wrote:Well I think I figured it out.Polyphynx wrote:How do single tank bombs work?
I might be wrong, but it seems like the code for single tank bombs just looks at the temperature of the mix, and the total moles of plasma and oxygen, then does some calculations for the explosion size.
The problem is it's not doing anything with the mix. There's no actual reaction happening, no temperatures rising. It just makes up an explosion size based on volume and some threshold temperature, meaning you can fill a tank with 100% plasma at the highest threshold temp, and get the biggest explosion for some reason. Adding oxygen actually makes the explosion worse/non-existent, and tritium and other gases aren't even taken into account.
All of the oxygen is depleted instantly on reaction, and the temperature is raised/lowered instantly.RobustAndRun wrote:Question on the mechanics of pyrosium and cryostalane
Do these chems heat faster and deplete oxygen more rapidly if there's more pyros/cryost present in the container?
Do they heat containers faster if there's less chems in the container, e.g. 50u vs 100u of water?
Having less chems makes it heat up/cool down more (again, instantly)
Same with having more of pyros/cryost with more oxygen. Makes the effect stronger (a lot more so than having less of the chem to heat up)
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(existing_temp * existing_volume + 300 * added_volume) / newvolume + added_volume * 10
Pascal125 wrote:I have a question for god...
WHY!?!
Devil wrote:Oh, God? Man, I hear that name all the time. I wish people would stop and realize he's dead already.
It definitely is. I've created multiple room temp canisters full before.halitosisman wrote:Is it possible(not asking how) to produce 1000kpa tritium or more in a typical 40 minute round?
I think the fastest method involves repiping the combustion engine next to atmos to inject a 90/10 mix of Oxygen and Plasma to combust and on the output side filter out the Tritium.halitosisman wrote:Is it possible(not asking how) to produce 1000kpa tritium or more in a typical 40 minute round?
So to clarify, if the electrification wire is cut once, then mended, it will still be electrified, but if I find it and do it again it will be repaired? Because all the wires were fine.DemonFiren wrote:Cut the electrification wire. It becomes un-electrified if you mend it again.
So how does one make tritium in a burn chamber without it immediately condensing into water vapor?yorii wrote:I think the fastest method involves repiping the combustion engine next to atmos to inject a 90/10 mix of Oxygen and Plasma to combust and on the output side filter out the Tritium.halitosisman wrote:Is it possible(not asking how) to produce 1000kpa tritium or more in a typical 40 minute round?
By venting it out and filtering to a canister.halitosisman wrote:So how does one make tritium in a burn chamber without it immediately condensing into water vapor?yorii wrote:I think the fastest method involves repiping the combustion engine next to atmos to inject a 90/10 mix of Oxygen and Plasma to combust and on the output side filter out the Tritium.halitosisman wrote:Is it possible(not asking how) to produce 1000kpa tritium or more in a typical 40 minute round?
Yeah sorry, I did read through that but the problem I had was kind of specific. I was fucking around as a drone and whenever I interacted with the door, it shocked me, and all of the wires were uncut. When I ghosted a bit later, i clicked on the door and it said "Electrified (Permanently)" or something to that effect, so I guess it was a borg/ai thing.DemonFiren wrote:If you cut the wire it zaps you and won't stop zapping until you fix it.
If you're the AI you can set a door to electrify indefinitely without fucking with its wiring.
What wires do and don't is described in detail here: https://tgstation13.org/wiki/Hacking
it means either a disconnect or that the ckey is no longer associated with the body.Denton wrote:Does " ...and his soul has departed" mean that the player has disconnected and is gone for good, or only that the ghost isn't inside the body right now?
Thanks!Limey wrote:it means either a disconnect or that the ckey is no longer associated with the body.Denton wrote:Does " ...and his soul has departed" mean that the player has disconnected and is gone for good, or only that the ghost isn't inside the body right now?
Click and drag the transit pod into a transit stationDenton wrote:To add to that: When I build transit tubes with the RDP, how the hell do I connect the transit pod to them?
With careful applications of alcoholhalitosisman wrote:How does one create the ballmer peak.
If you're on an adjacent tile, you can talk to people in vacuumMickyan wrote:How does talking in space work exactly
Sometimes it seems as if people don't hear you when you're talking in space and your speech is in italics but sometimes I can hear other people talk just fine
The AI can't tell the difference between a foam and an actual armblade so yeahCosmicScientist wrote:Oh and if I'm a changeling and RDM players with punches until someone fights back, will everyone and the AI buy into me applying false armblade sting?
Not even humans can tell the difference between sting blade and normal blade iircAnonmare wrote:The AI can't tell the difference between a foam and an actual armblade so yeahCosmicScientist wrote:Oh and if I'm a changeling and RDM players with punches until someone fights back, will everyone and the AI buy into me applying false armblade sting?
Sec aren't even gonna bother to wait to confirm.
Illegal can be obtained from 357 speedloaders anyway, don't think anything rng-less gives ayytech thoughconfused rock wrote:Actually I think I mostly figured it out but what I gotta know is, is there anywhere else aliien tech/alloy can be gotten (like xray guns giving illegal tech) or are you only getting alien tech if miners get lucky
no gbpGrazyn wrote:What does PBR: no update mean on github?
Delam to ~35%, then fix whatever the problem was and dump in some N2O if neededXeroxemnas wrote:How do I create anomalies with the supermatter engine without destroying everything.
It has to be a high energy delam. So youll need a decent CO2 mix before pushing the delam.somerandomguy wrote:Delam to ~35%, then fix whatever the problem was and dump in some N2O if neededXeroxemnas wrote:How do I create anomalies with the supermatter engine without destroying everything.
The anomalies only last around ten-thirty seconds, so you'll want to get some neutralizers
An easy way to start the delam is to turn off the pipe entering the chamber
You may want to ahelp beforehand so they know it's not malicious
You should also try it on a local server before the main one so you don't blow a hole in engineering
It will work once. After that, there's a common factor, and it ain't them.CosmicScientist wrote:Oh and if I'm a changeling and RDM players with punches until someone fights back, will everyone and the AI buy into me applying false armblade sting?
Nope, it's weird and really should have to be, but it doesn't.Dr_bee wrote:It has to be a high energy delam. So youll need a decent CO2 mix before pushing the delam.somerandomguy wrote:Delam to ~35%, then fix whatever the problem was and dump in some N2O if neededXeroxemnas wrote:How do I create anomalies with the supermatter engine without destroying everything.
The anomalies only last around ten-thirty seconds, so you'll want to get some neutralizers
An easy way to start the delam is to turn off the pipe entering the chamber
You may want to ahelp beforehand so they know it's not malicious
You should also try it on a local server before the main one so you don't blow a hole in engineering
The default setup filters out separate channels so that servers (not in the linked picture) can record down what's said on each comms' frequency. The big rectangle of confusion in the middle of t-comms allows for relays on other z-levels to be linked to it. So for all the complication, the default setup 1) logs what's said on each comms frequency (which is used even less than lawyers are) and 2) lets people on lavaland talk with the station/each other. It also gets rid of the very minor delay that your linked setup has between receiving/broadcasting the message. The fact that comms is cooled is an RP thing, so it's sorta silly.confused rock wrote:If a new setup of tcomms is so simple to build, as seen in this picture, then why is the default setup so extremely complicated?Spoiler:
Whoever went ahead to make this functionality a thing in game when they could have just left it as behind-the-scenes code, is a genius. Thank you.RandolfTheMeh wrote: The default setup filters out separate channels so that servers (not in the linked picture) can record down what's said on each comms' frequency. The big rectangle of confusion in the middle of t-comms allows for relays on other z-levels to be linked to it. So for all the complication, the default setup 1) logs what's said on each comms frequency (which is used even less than lawyers are) and 2) lets people on lavaland talk with the station/each other. It also gets rid of the very minor delay that your linked setup has between receiving/broadcasting the message. The fact that comms is cooled is an RP thing, so it's sorta silly.
