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It was very interesting to learn those concept with this game. That's what i understand now : Thermal energy move/flows if they are difference in temperature. The more thermal energy, the more the material gain temperature. How much it heats depends on the materials SHC. With low SHC, you need a little amount of thermal energy to gain temperature. The amount of thermal energy flowing from A to B depends on many thing including Thermal conductivity and state of A and B. Thermal energy flows until everything is the same temperature eventually or there no thermal conduction (perfect insulation or too low for the game to bother). I imagine two stacks of buckets. I also imagine them stacking for each degree. They transfer water only if one is above the other, like they are spilling into each other with gravity. You have to imagine all bucket of the same height, but the bigger ones have more width. So you can see that the little bucket stack (low shc) will empty several bucket (will lower several degree) to fill only one (rise by 1 degreee) big bucket (high SHC) so they won't "meet in the middle". ( the temperature won't average, it will be lower than the average of the two) \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_____/ It kinda also make sense that a very high bucket stack ( big temperature difference ) will transfer more water ( thermal transfer is related to temperature difference ) At the same "height" (same temperature), the water don't transfer between bucket (no heat transfer). They are all at the same level, so they don't "spill" into each other. (they are at equilibrium) You can also see that the stack of all wide bucket (high SHC) have more water (thermal energy) than the same stack of thin bucket (low shc). (At the same temperature, a high SHC material have more thermal energy) You can also add bucket stacks (more mass), and can compensate for having thin bucket, by having a lot of "column" of bucket to hold more water (thermal energy). \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \____/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \____/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \____/ The problem with this analogy then, is that we might want to use the hole (TC) of the highest (hottest) bucket, which is wrong, i don't have a good followup for that. You just have to imagine a pipe between the holes that magically do the geometric average of the holes (or other formula depending on state). Anyway, it make sense in my head, i don't know if i communicate it properly. I'm trying to teach it to my children atm, so it's been going on in my head for a while.

Your playlist containing this video is listed backwards. New first doesn't make any sense with channel layout, notifications for subscribers, and literally how you chose to order them. Why order them at all if you're going to put them backwards? What am i missing?

Good info 👍

AFAIK Francis John is the master of "transfering chill" hahaha.

well this cool idea and i need it , thanks for your help

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Да прям чистая вода, все равно будет грязная точнее микробы, надо комнату с хлором, 3 двери автоматичеакие перевернуть на бок, и 3 бака хранение прям на дверь, и сенсор таймер на 60 сек и буфер нет , без всяких сенсор микробов, двери будут открываться и течение 3 минуты микробы умирают чем какие то труба житеости и каком количество надо подавать, и тогда будем пользоваться чистой водой

Hello everyone! If you have any new player suggestions that I missed for water, please leave a comment below! I hope you all are doing well :D

Thanks for this. Still interesting to me, even after close to 1000 hours of playing ONI! Two things I'd like to mention: As heat can very often become a big problem in the base, I'm not sure if I'd recommend to heat up the cold liquids from those geysirs, using energy (and producing even more heat). I mostly try to use them, to cool down stuff if possible. Toilets do pollute, but also ADD water (duh!), when used. Not much, but it may help in the early game...

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that for LESS metal, you could do much better heating by using metal tiles over radiant pipes. I would specifically have the tepidizer area only 2 tiles tall, with the top row metal tiles except for the sensor, and move the conveyor loader up, then have metal tiles along the bottom row where the auto-sweeper isn't, then only have granite pipes anywhere in the Pincha area that isn't metal tiles. Try warming up from 20 C with both setups and see how they compare. As for the tempshift plates, they are largely pointless. Literally all they are is oversized (3x3 footprint despite being 1x1) buildings, so they do nothing to transfer heat from the pipes, because they only touch the element in the tile and those adjacent (a bunch of oxygen and the hydroponics tiles). If you wanted them to actually do something, you could have the loop just be radiant pipes in the two rows above the hydroponics tiles, with metal tiles 2 above, and tempshift plates in the gap row, so that the tempshift plates transfer heat from the metal tiles to the hydroponics tiles. Ultimately though, tempshift plates at their ridiculous 800kg are thermal ballast, and very expensive, so I wouldn't use them for this application.

I think it would also be helpful if this series also branched into exploring different gasses and liquids specifically and what their different applications might be. Ie hydrogen gas and its use for energy production, farming Drokos ect.

Heads up on this one! This video within this Module will be covering this build I made from my live stream (although it is designed slightly differently in the stream). We will be covering this design, such as automation, and how heat is involved for the next few upcoming episodes. For now, the main point of this simple video is to show in action the things we have learned from previous episodes. In particular about how we can use power to heat up a pool of polluted water with the Liquid Tepidizer.

Hey everyone! Thanks again for all the views on this video! I have enjoyed working on my silly weird guide. XD Bonkers to me honestly. Module 3.0 will go over cooling, so if you are looking for beginner solutions and information I recommend checking that out as well! More on Heating Basics will come! :D

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Hellooooooo. We will start small in our introduction to cooling and using nearby chill to lower the heat. Glad to see you all here! Remember that this is a blunt, brute, simplified guide using metaphors and simple words to explain concepts. If you are looking for sciency science explanations, I recommend GCFungus! Great content creator for ONI! If you are new and recently got the game, then this guide is more for you :D

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I was looking forward to your next video. I like the way the way explain things.

Hey! Welcome! I tweaked the audio a little, so let me know what ya'll think. Also for those who are new, welcome! This is blunt guide from a non-sciency dude. I am open to feedback as always. Enjoy your stay, have a great day, and enjoy!

Great explanation, easy to understand for slow people like me. Keep up the great videos!

It's weird you keep saying "moving temperature" instead of "conducting heat"

I've been playing this game for years and most systems still confuse me, I often just copy stuff I see online. Your video was very helpful to actually understand how it works :)

A good mod for people who are new to game and are not interested in using liquid locks, to prevent the transfer of heat I would recommend the airlock mod, it prevents the exchange of gas/liquids when any airlock door (Normal or automatic) is opened, now if you place three doors down and order your dupes to "open" the middle one (All three doors must be constructed at this point) it will create a vacuum, preventing the exchange of not only gas/liquids but also heat. It's the only mod that I really care to use and it's a great quality of life addition. I'll admit it does somewhat trivialise heat management, as it does make it simpler to create machines that generate tons of heat and not have to seal the area off from your dupes entirely.

Great explanation!

Hiii good video but the audio is very low, at max volume it seems too low 😊

Good info. I would probably clear things up about what you mean about "transferring heat" and "transferring chill". The game operates on a physics engine, which means that all heat has an absolute amount of energy. Cold things don't add energy, they take energy away, and hot things try to give away energy. How fast is related to the difference between the temperatures, and like in real life, matter in the game is trying to reach equillibrium, or removing any difference in energy. This is entropy.

Nothing wrong with covering the basics!

Those aren't hexagons. Hexes have six sides. What you've got are octagons; although I don't hold it against you, because octagons are easier to draw. If you want to start a new map with hexes, start by making a 2x2 section of path, and then place the next 2x2 section next to it, but so that the top of the next section, is only at half the height of the last one. You will also need to place at least 9 (preferably 11) of those 2x2 sections, in order to get a coherent hexagonal shape.

critter playground is such a cool adition, nice live.

Once the CO2 you are pumping in to the slikster farm is too cold you will get long hair sliksters that will collapse your farm. Look at the sliksters reproduction stats. It will tell you the optimal temperature range for molten and regular sliksters 😊 5:10

amazing video

Sorry about the resolution! Just noticed that afterward XD

Very very useful set of tutorials. Thank you and much appreciated

Great stream, thanks!

Big shoutout to Koji! Appreciate the heating loop in the garden idea. Always down for new ideas :D

i love quirky fun builds like this <3 its looking really cool

Thank you Se7en very cool

If you like this game you should definitely try Pixel Mage Survival on Android! Awesome game!👍

That's cute. ua-cam.com/video/2HUU9xmIUbM/v-deo.html :D

I like the thumbs up at the end. Nice touch!

Nice video mate!

The stubborn fox love the video

Thanks to Joshua, as well as learning as I go with this game, stacking Mods on armor do not appear to stack in every case. Having at least some increased Critical Chance and Damage will still be useful. I still recommend trying out the Perks in the video, but I am thankful for learning something new today! Thanks again :D

Pretty much all your mods dont stack bud. Thanks for the vid, need a bit more research tho

Don't you just love secret tattoos? Also, I feel like you're becoming more enthusiastic, which is great!

That went by fast! Love the shoes lol.

Hello :D Check out the description for the perks I am currently using. Thanks for the support :D

I believe every villager should get a 2-story house - minimum! Also, I like your ideas and designs for the base!

You're making a lot of progress on your base!

You seem like you're having fun! The audio was a bit rough, but I liked the vid, overall~