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The detecting METL part is probably a bug, but the detecting itself isn't. In the source, when LSNS detects something with higher life than its temperature, its life gets set to 1. Later, the code checks if its life is >=1. If it is, then the 'spark conductor' code is run. If you set the LSNS's life to 1 or greater, this will 'fool' the code into thinking it detected something with higher life. The same goes for all the other sensors
Edited once by QuanTech. Last: 24th Aug 2017 -
Jacob1, please read, I have a problem. my coloring thing, (as people call it deco) isn't working at the colorer is not responding. do you know how to fix this, or do you know the problem?
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Powdertristan:
Jacob1, please read, I have a problem. my coloring thing, (as people call it deco) isn't working at the colorer is not responding. do you know how to fix this, or do you know the problem?
hit ctrl+b
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how does HEAC work? I've tried everything. it does not heat anything. I even tried electronic stuff.
Edited 2 times by Powdertristan. Last: 24th Aug 2017 -
@Powdertristan (View Post)
Make two pots out of HEAC, joined with a single HEAC line. Pour WATR into one pot, and THRM into the second. Ignite the THRM in the second pot. Even if the line joining the pots is pretty long, the WATR in the first pot should begin to boil.
HEAC doesn't heat up things. HEAC means "heat conductor." It is an element that conducts heat extremely quickly (and doesn't melt that easy, which makes it even better). Press 6 on the keyboard and put some FIRE under HEAC. The FIRE will be green (because temperature) and you'll see HEAC quickly turning from blue to green in contact with FIRE. -
Polonium and uranium should decay into something. Most isotopes of polonium decay into lead.
The most common isotope of Uranium decays into Thorium-234, which decays into Protactinum-234, which decays into Uranium-234, which decays into Thorium-230, which decays into Radium-226, which decays into Radon-222, which decays into Polonium-218, which decays into Lead-214, which decays into Bismuth-214, which decays into Polonium-214, which decays into Lead-210, which decays into Bismuth-210, which decays into Polonium-210, which decays into Lead-206
At least wikipedia says so.
Edited 3 times by Wiktor120. Last: 3rd Sep 2017 -
This is not meant to be a 100% accurate simulation of everything, and I don't think that this many elements being added purely for the benefit of the decay chains would be a very good idea at all. Maybe suggest it to @Potbelly on the immersive radioactivity mod.
Edited once by zaccybot2. Last: 3rd Sep 2017 -
@zaccybot2 They could at both just decay into broken metal.
Edited 5 times by Wiktor120. Last: 4th Sep 2017
