Cant you just have
Power needed
Power produced
Then let the end user do the math.
Power needed
Power produced
Then let the end user do the math.
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A relatively small number of these idiots were from the spaceship in the first place, and probably none of them were the actual spacers who flew it. They were passengers in cryo.
Quote from: Snarky_Muffalo on November 15, 2013, 09:30:35 AM
Otherwise they wander around and get themselves killed.
Quote from: Produno on November 13, 2013, 12:14:36 AM
My ears!!!! :') Are filled with the sweet sound of awesome.
Quote from: Rhodes on November 13, 2013, 06:09:24 PM
I'm pro-learning though, so I will tell you that I use .Net Reflector to decompile the dll (with the Reflexil add-in). If you know anything about coding, it should only take you 5-10 minutes to understand how to break stuff. Or make it better!
Quote from: Rhodes on November 13, 2013, 05:54:53 PM
Thank you Tynan! I will make good use of it.
As for guides in modding; for most users it's a bit much until XML modding is supported. My current method involves disassembling files and modifying the values via assembly before recompiling. It's not elegant, but it works.
I'm not even sure my method is entirely legal (though we have Tynans approval). So if he issues a cease and desist I'll be forced to remove my work.
Quote from: Nocebo on November 13, 2013, 05:43:29 PMQuote from: Galileus on November 13, 2013, 07:18:58 AM
Started that already...
Not that I don't appreciate the effort but: Thread /= Sub Forum
A sub forum would contain other threads, of people asking for modding help, or to share modding ideas and guides on how they already created a mod. Since Tynan already stated he would like to know this himself since there are no modding hooks yet. This can't possible all be done inside 1 thread, it will need a Sub Forum.
Quote from: Stickle on November 13, 2013, 01:26:50 PM
That's not really true, though. Unless our backworld colonists are building some seriously high-tech cables, so much current would fry the wires (especially if we're talking about explosions, like what happens currently). Short-circuits are self-limiting because the materials can't withstand those conditions, and fail. But honestly the realism is largely irrelevant - this is a game. What's important is that it in no way prevents large battery back ups, it just makes it a micromanagement nightmare. I would rather there be a streamlined method to do so. Like circuit breakers, which would be yet another thing to spend metal on.