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for the drilling platform yeah, the refinery is actually really simple.

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming yeah im working on my own project to get some oil

I was starting to panic the game crashed. Even the devs went "Whoa" when i first did it XD

0.o indeed

Always welcome! I also stream stream stormworks on twitch every other sunday! As far as Zizo's Hospital ships, it has both default and Zizo's appearing. Make an interesting scenario trying to plan approaches XD.

Yeah i didnt want to go off the tangent of using deltas and such. Just straight to main function ^^

For the Earthbound regions there are segmented map images that show time number to map. For Sawyer and Volcanic Area, Ive seen map images of Meier but not segmented and labeled. However Tiles are number (low#)west to (high#) east then (low#)South to (high#)north. So if you find a tile with Landmark near by and Figure your relative location to it, you can begin to figure the right tile. so if the tile with land mark is 15_17 and you are south east of it then start by subtracting 1 from each number so 14_16. Keep doing this till home in on spot. However moon suck for this ; ;

after i wrote that i found someone made a tile mapper addon called "Tile Mapper (0.1.0)" Give that a try too

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming okay thank you

not really other than speed. thing is i was also testing a box with 2 rooms, and things get weird there too. even if both sections had basically same setup when 1st section sank down by the front and goes vertical an air pocket forms and just oscillates pressures because the on/off valves are now in the air. the one im testing with has more extensive sensor loadout that this demo box

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming wow, was planning to build a submarine at some point and assumed I can just open some doors to let water in and later 'just' blow it out again with a high pressure air tank. Guess that isnt always as easy as it sounds.

@@AndyPue thats the interesting thing that could work too, at one sinking i had test box on its nose and somehow got 1.9 + atm built up inside then it pushed out 50% of the accumulated water back out of the box. thats like 60k L (150kL combined sections) just shoved out at ~2-300L/m from pressure

@@WolfsRainESP i will add it to the list of topics. Sounds like a fine one to look up. However I haven't done my subs so this might be a bit.

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Indeed Its taking some work so far.

I never have good luck with Supercharging XD, this is useful info. if I get around to a Mod eng specific video Ill keep this in mind.

Yeah thats the catch its needs a stable volume but the best from top of my head is to use a small Fluid tank in the middle of the pipe in question and monitor its contents. But its watching all the contents so if you can control said contents it will be fine. or just use the Fluid Pressure sensor, it should still register pressure in the line that can tell you that its active. By the description its possibly a ventilation system to provide clean air? I would monitor co2 levels (as its generated by you and npcs) and how that changes can indicate if the system is flowing or not.

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming I actually found a way to do it. I put a pressure sensor on the end of the pipe right before the fluid port and I also put a fluid port and a pressure sensor next to that to measure the atmospheric pressure at that height. After much testing I figured out that you can take that pressure at the end of the pipe, subtract the atmospheric pressure at that altiude, and then multiply it by 1200 to get flow rate. I have no Idea why the number is exactly 1200 but it just works. In fact I tried to build the same system on another creating but the multiply factor had to be 800 to work (probably because the total pipe lenght was different but honestly idk). Also yes I am building a ventilation system of sorts; im building a pressurization system for a plane cabin but I want to make the wastegate not dump air at more than 250 liters a second because more ventilation then that is not nessacary and just wastes engine power.

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming I actually found a way to do it. I put a pressure sensor on the end of the pipe that evacuates air right before the fluid port and I also placed just a pressure sensor and a fluid port next to it to meassure atomspheric pressure at that height. After much testing I figured out that you can take the pressure at the end of the pipe and subtract it by atmospheric pressure at that height, then multiply by exactly 1200(No idea why it's this number) and then you will get almost the exact flow rate. In fact I actually build the same system on another creation just with different dimensions and the multiply factor had to be exactly 800 for some reason. Also as to what im building it is indeed a ventilation system of sorts; I build something to pressurize a plane but I didn't want the wastegate to dump more than 250 liters of air per second as more ventilation that that is not needed and makes the pressurization pump use more engine power.

they have since fixed it from when i made the video ^^

Yup I have modular engines in the example in video and on Workshop

I would take a look at this video for more help but TL:DR is that when you make a pipe flow, the gas and liquid both need a place to go or they get stuck it filter ports and clog up the system. make sure the gas has a place to go as well as liquid. even if its just venting gas to atmosphere. ua-cam.com/video/D9e75DZGE7w/v-deo.htmlsi=J_bvKYUx24xwr8eo

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming I tried that. I had gas exit port and a gas entrance port in the tank. And the fluid was being pumped out to a hose anchor then out through a hose. I tried minicing your method the best I could for a single tank setup with no luck. I'll check out this other video when I get off work. I appreciate the quick and helpful response! If this doesn't work would you mind talking on discord and seeing if we can't figure this out there?

@@bigbonede6201 sure not a problem ill help where I can

I was doing similar things untill i realized that fluid flows fast with gases in the line, however when it came to this I figured the gas was blocking the port and thus needed a place to go. if you use a Liquid filter you need a gas filter to send gas somewhere else. so ended up not blocking port. Most cooling fails ive seen is adding too much water like a cooling tank. i can run off of a single radiator based on engine and if i want to run harder try adding more equipment to enhance. but case by case.

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming intresting. though how do you add too much water to a system? it always feels like radiators need 3 large tanks of freshwater befor they display they have water in them. ive also tried super-cooling the water with like, a large line of coolers ya know? but the more i look around at cooling. the more i feel like all cooling is tied to the global temperature regions, and becuase of that its insanely hard to lower water temp unless your in or near the artic.

@@endeyfire typically by just adding a tank of water to a system, like a small fluid tank. my guess is it over fills to pipes a limits the room to empty ports to a pipe data wise thus slows movement in entire system. lowering content of tank helps sometimes. stacking radiators in a series can go bad too as the previous radiators will heat up ones down line which will reheat the eng coolant to a higher temp. dont underestimate the liquid - air coolers as a booster to cooling line. like manifold > radiator > liquid air exchanger > manifold. Something similar to this ua-cam.com/video/E9wTXw6uQDw/v-deo.htmlsi=c9leRzDVpYYnSx8v&t=785

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming now i feel like it would be good to know how much fluid stuff holds lol. i do wish there were a few more tools to help figure out cooling cuase now im just confused. and it feels like your explaining your muscle memory to me.

Indeed I could. But from personal experience I can tell you start with is a bunch of small individual pumping systems.

Yeah theres like 30-40 mins of footage i cut of me trying a number of things XD

Ahh I see, I didn't look at them till recently so I was curious.

They seem very weary of doing that now.

Yeah at the time it was very worth it. I don't remember the values off top of head but it really put out a lot of material vs input. And most were trying to max out the 4 belt inputs of science buildings, so this was a big help.

@@archadeseng.corpsgaming if im not mistaken its 320 ore to 180 plates vs 320 ore to 2500+ plates so ya should be worth it lol

for at the time the video was made yes. XD I personally haven't got to using them yet in latest version, so im not sure on the numbers now.

Maybe they still since the fuel station there

As of right now you cant the Pipes are more preset and unset just refers to any product going in and out as apart of recipe. like if you look at boilers it says water and steam on its ports.