The Genetics of Fancy Plants - Stationeers Venus Solo Survival
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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Practical advice for future water heater woes in real life: look up "water heater anodes" or "water heater sacrificial anodes". In order to prevent corrosion on your water heater, which is usually what causes leaks and the premature death of your water heater, most of them come equipped with "anode rods" which more-or-less soak up all of the corrosion instead of letting the tank itself do it leading to rust holes. They're made to be replaceable so you just take one out and stick a new one in. Most homeowners don't even know they exist or that they're part of standard preventative maintenance for water heaters. Yours most likely got used up which lead to your current leak.
Ship hulls do the same thing by welding on zinc blocks to soak up all of the corrosion into themselves rather than the actual hull. Super interesting stuff!
Until you make a shower, you may want to take off your suit during your bio breaks so that your character can get an in game bio break at the same time.
"Po-tay-toes. Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew. Lovely big golden chips with a nice piece of fried fish." - Samwise Gamgee
You are way too good to us lol.
It’s hard to get through all the content you put out, because you put out so much.
hey splitsie as a rust player myself i dont think you would be a fan of it due to the amount of sleepness nights and rust is the widely regarded as the most racist,toxic game cummunity, although maybe a pve dayz server in a game called dayz would be better although it is a game with a brutal start
Harvies are good for making compost or charcoal, which gives you some nice gasses. They would be very useful for making fuel.
You should bring your main coolant line up into the production room so you can use it to cool the breathing oxygen down. Then you can ditch those other ACs.
As far as coloring the coloring pipes goes, I think that the mod Mick (cowsarevil) uses for painting an entire network is a good thing to consider, because it lets you stripe the paint with two clicks instead of 50. Then you can do grey (for CO2), and blue (for cold).
The other thing I like about that one is that it lets me paint pipes and wires that are in my living quarters from outside, where the pollutants generated won't taint my otherwise spotless living space air. I get unreasonably angry when I have even trace amounts of toxins in my base air, so instead I paint that stuff from outside. Same effect as ripping it all out, painting the cables/pipes elsewhere, then laying it all back down again (so it's not even cheaty, tbh), just way less bother. I wish I could find a mod that removes the pollutants generated by paint cans (or the infinite paint can one to roll it in as a config option)
@Splitsie
Hiya Splitsie! (Also much love to the ever-sexy Capac.)
2 Things: One I was hoping you would do the two-tone squares for the ceiling in the greenhouse. Paint them blue so the high ceiling gives that "trying to make a fake sky indoors" look that you always see in scifi films. Secondly, as to the stacker setting the crafting number to the printers, it is actually MUCH easier than it sounds. I have done it (from scratch and without tutorials) and my head didn't explode or even start leaking marshmallow fluff outta my ears. You can fit 3 printers (don't really need it for the toolprinter) and 3 stackers on one chip. Basically just set the stacker to the amount to make, chip says 'when printer output equals that setting, turn printer activation off'. It is a VERY short and VERY easy MIPS code. I even made mine so when the printer is turned off the stacker shuts off too (to save power). Additionally since mine were outside and storms were an issue (on mars) I put a single line in before the looping that tells the stackers to not spit out items when the stack hits full. I would love to see you give it a try, even if you just tare it down after just to make a point to the pro-stacker folk. I have complete confidence that you could do it with ease and I'd love to see you get into the IC stuff more. What little you have done so far you did well! I think if you let yourself dabble in the MIPS stuff more you would be able to come up with some really neat things!
The Splitsie wants to know everything about plants. But the RBLF knows he should be wanting to know *Everything* about Red Batteries first! This is why the Splitsie fails… 😂😂😂😂😂
Epigenetic changes do occur in reaction to stress, and I think I remember reading that the plants in stationeers will also respond genetically to stress.
@splitsie,
you could use a colour code on the pipes, like the electric cables...maybe gray-blue-gray-blue- for cold CO2
bye the way, i think there are still pipe-labels in the game...make the best out of it
@Flipsie IRL greenhouse's have sawtooth or "ridge and farrow" roof patterns for heat differential - just like the in-game mechanic allows. Is not cheating - getting the in-game airflow right so as to be able to extract heat constantly for smelting might be a good challenge for you.
If there's a light blue among the colors available, painting the ceiling could help make your "largest breathable room" (soon to be) as the room "we pretend it's outside on earth" all long term missions outside of earth include at least one such room in their objectives for psychological reasons.
Probably can't paint with trees and clouds level of detail, because of game limitations though.
If I were making a game, I would allow all the clipping, no matter the balance or visual quirkiness. Don't like? Don't use.
If you leave your airlock APCs open, you don't have to go all the way to the front door to swap out a fresh battery.
When u mentioned building up my mind just went to a command station on the roof with a small 2-3 window that looks over the landing pad. Put the satellite on the roof and the computers inside looking over the landing pad so u can check and call In without going through the airlock …. Now I kinda want to play…
Ok... one more episode... will we get a sofa... will we get some lights in the main corridor... so many questions! :)
Rust's community is a niche binge player community.
it's not because it's good, it's because people play it almost like an addict.
44:00 Thats the reason I dropped Eve online and started playing destiny 2, I was a free to play in eve so you can imagine the shit that would happen, i Evenutally played No mans sky much later which defiantly filled the void eve had left,
For the heating greenhouse you could make columns similar to reactor rods where you leave a grid of columns of outside surounded by 4 windows every second space (or every third for better looks).
Splitsie, so you can plan ahead better, note that the Genetic _Splicer,_ the one that lets you take a specific gene from one plant and transplant it into another, takes _twenty minutes_ to do so. The Genetic Stabilizer and Genetic Analyzer both only take a few seconds, though.
@Splitsie, for your hot-house room to heat gasses, could you put an uninsulated tank in a small room to get optimal heating/volume of gas? Tap the pre-heated gas in the room to top off the tank when you pull from it, then pull in outside atmosphere to refill the room.
In the greenhouse I would paint the grating flooring to match the relevant areas. (white upstairs for example)
So for the heat transfer...you could ways just out a Lipe network thru it with a radiator... it would take some of the heat from the ambient air with out messing with the mixture of your gas
I am very happy you noticed the coolant pipe don't need to go around the green house..
I honestly thought you were going to start venting the cooling CO2 directly into the room.
i think if that hot gas tank really goes blammo, it will do so much dammage that Splitsie needs to start over.
Sheylyra
You need more places to empty you tank
I'd say he needs empty/refill points at every airlock.
I heard somebody on your stream say that walls are perfect insulators so maybe this is a dead end but:
I wonder what affect it might have on your "hot house" to "double pane" the room with an additional volume of gas around the exterior.
Second, I don't know what the atmospheric composition of Venus is, but could it be more efficient to fill the room(s) with a greenhouse gas like CO2? (I think Nitrous Oxide would be better, if it works that way?)
EDIT: Another thought, if the heat "generated" by window panes is relative to the exterior temperature, maybe double panes would still work?
4:11:08 Splitsie is wondering about that too.
Technically, the pipes for the vents in the greenhouse didn't need to be insulated, but smelting silicon is not that hard I suppose.
When you mentioned displays, I think the console can be pre-configured, using a data disk, to read parameters from a sensor and display them. So you wouldn't have to start messing with batch writers and such just yet to display temperature and pressure inside the greenhouse.
And at some point, you might also want to think about colouring not just your pipes, but also your power circuits.
speaking of those, at some point adding a station battery backup in your greenhouse might be useful, so you and/or your plants don't die if there's a power issue elsewhere in the base after, say, a few large tanks explode and take out half your base ....
After last weekend's episode, all I can say is that sometimes Stationeers can be very predictable 😬
Creating some backup infrastructure in your greenhouse might be worth looking into ...
I love that you are not adding a stacker. @3:17:00
Failure mode: power system fails due to lack of maintenance
Next higher level: system does not provide power to critical systems
End effect: base inoperable
Cause: maintainer distracted by plant genetics
I posted this before the discussion of the power bug. Oops. Leaving things as is means there’s the potential for excitement if the bug gets fixed and you don’t have enough power.
@Splitise, when you eventually find your lost grow light, you can add a genetics plot up next to the work benches to keep your experimental crops separate from your production ones.
That's a good idea, keep the plants in working on separately 🙂
Hot gas production/storage might be better done in stages because the volume of gas in your hot gas tank was what made it take so long. What if instead you had two tanks, when the glass room gas gets reasonably hot you pump that into the first tank which has a bunch of heaters on the line. The heaters can then take that smaller volume of gas to useful temperature faster at which point you pump it into you HOT gas storage tank. That would only need maybe a couple heaters to keep it hot. Might even be reasonably doable to program a IC10 to automate the movements of the gases when they hit the target temps.
Or have a switching storage where one tank is being emptied (its already hot), second is being heated (is already full) and third is being filled with cold gas.
When the first tank is emptied then just rotate them.
This came out pretty early... I got to catch up now. I caught the last bit with the planned hot room gas creation. Wonder if you could do some PV=nRT math to shoot for a target temp and number of mols in the room at all times but the problem I feel would be that if you shoot for stellite temps >1800K, you wont be able to meaningfully collect it because most devices would instantly autocombust in there. What gets me is that is complicated math because we need to know the total energy so that you can make sure you have the right amount. But maybe if you shoot to target 150kPa of gases in there until you reach stellite temps and then slowly extract and readd gases then maybe it would function really well as a heat box, only requiring power for pumps to push air in or out.
Wall small panels (two tone) and paint them. :P
3:34:50 won’t spraying in the greenhouse add a bunch of pollutant to the atmosphere there? Feel like you should have painted the parts before bringing them inside
Ideally yes, but with the spray tool and the filtration I already set up the chance of getting above the danger levels was very, very low
While you've said about pumping gas from the hot-house to the furnace storage tanks already; it might be better not to move the gas itself from the hot-house and just use a heat-exchanger to move the heat alone. You'll need systems to filter and cool the gas you keep adding to the hot-house (rather than just the off-gassing of ores} otherwise, or you'll over-pressure the hot tank quite quickly.
If you've got enough nitrogen available, you could set the furnace to use N2 as it's heating gas and filter out everything else. This will reduce the chance of getting volatiles and oxygen from ores in the furnace and of the pressure running away.
In real life - stressing a plant can be a way to get more heritable variations. (Just more diverse offspring, not particularly adapted to the stressor.) One mechanism for this may be that when stressed, the plant does not do as much suppression of mutations ("proofreading"). I believe zia maize (corn) is one plant that exhibits these properties.
This may benefit survival of descendants. Resources normally spent in proofreading may be used elsewhere. Also, when a plant is poorly adapted to its environment (under stress), greater diversity in offspring may increase the chances of some of the offspring surviving. (When a plant is well adapted, keeping the offspring more similar to the parent, which is surviving well, may help the offspring survive.)
GrowLigths grow?
Splitsie: when steel, copper and electrum love each other very very much, the electronics printer stork blesses them with a GrowLigth.
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are we aiming to terraform Venus?
thank you for making this series i got the game years ago when you first did a vid on your channel, but this series along with terraformers really got me into the game.
With ya mood, it improves from being in a room and having good hygiene. You can get your hygiene completely back to fine just by spending enough time without a suit on, you don't actually need to shower at all.
I'm two months behind!!
oh man ive been waiting for this one
Last one: You can use a large extendible radiator to heat up gas to around 1200c. Just have to program it using a solar sensor. Horizontal to align with the sun, and extend when the sun comes up.
Its crazy how much smaller the room felt when you put the white ceiling in.
I think the dark colour made it feel bigger.
I think, you meesed up your pumpkins-seeds. They're gone now.
Yeah I was thinking he shouldn't have planted all 3 of each of his seeds...
I'm disappointed that you aren't planning on returning to Enshrouded. I was really enjoying watching your playthrough.
Unfortunately it started to feel quite repetitive and I was unable to see a way around it at the time we were playing 😕
@@Flipsie That makes sense.
I guess I'll just have to replace my decade old pc and play it myself. :)
loving this series mate
2:33:30 RE "that mod", Creative Freedom, one _really_ important note is that it has an option in the config (that's off by default) that makes it so the default state of building is all of the normal vanilla limitations, but allows you to set a keybind to override them while held. It's so much better, imo, because it lets you generally build exactly like vanilla, but still lets you intentionally, and more importantly _knowingly,_ override those limitations when it makes sense, like your pipe supports.
Oh that's cool, might have to play around with it at some point then :)
@@Flipsie I highly recommend it. Lets you intentionally bypass certain silly restrictions, like not being able to place stairs when there's flooring down (but being able to reinstall the flooring after the stairs are installed) and similar. I also sometimes use it to run wires under lockers or up the sides of glass doors or similar. But having the vanilla restrictions on by default and having to hold down a key to bypass them makes it an intentional decision each time, and thus feels far less cheaty.
So it works just like anarchy mode in Cities Skylines that when turned on makes Chirpy mad and lets you place anything anywhere?
@@hubertnnn default state just disables nearly all vanilla placement restrictions. There are some limits for technical reasons, for example with wall-mounted devices or with full-block objects placed in the same space (like a frame placed over some types of cladding), but in general it just removes placement restrictions. I recommend instead setting the option to keep vanilla restrictions, and setting the following option in the config where those restrictions are suppressed while a specific key is pressed in build mode. Let's you bypass the restrictions whenever you think it appropriate, but it's an intentional choice each time, and you retain awareness of what those limits actually are, some of them being important for gameplay reasons.
For example, when I first started playing with rockets, I built a nosecone right up against a hangar door without realizing that that wasn't allowed by default. Result is that, on reload, the game thought the door was inside of the nosecone, and wouldn't let the nosecone be deconstructed as a result, even after I removed the hangar door. Had to manually delete the nosecone from my save file to fix it. So ya, some of those builds restrictions are there for a reason, so retaining knowledge of those restrictions, and having to specifically _choose_ to override them each time, is very valuable, imo.
Here's a possibly dumb question.
If splitsie connected a gas tank to the hothouse of doom with a passive vent, would the gases in the tank heat up to the same temp as the hot house? or does it need to be actively circulated?
That would eventually equalise (though it would take time). This could be done to connect to a storage tank inside which is then used to transfer the heat to the furnace tank if that made things simpler
@@Flipsie Thanks Splitsie.
you had your grow light look supported, you took them down to add pipes to make the grow lights look supported
unless you are ready to see your work destroy by other player, don't play Rust PvP
Rust is also know for the amount of cheater, even though you may have less of them on PvE
I've never played rust, but I love watching one of their moderators troll cheaters, it's very entertaining😂
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you could use a heat exchanger (e.g counterflow with pumps) between the hot gas in your hot greenhouse and your hot tank, so you don't need to reheat the gas too much, and you can easily stop if its too cold "outside"