You guys failed to notice that crude oil isn't her problem here.

From what I've seen (and someone please correct me if I'm wrong), the storage tanks will slowly even out to fill to the same percentage level of the pipes, so, lets say if your pipes are filling up to 7 oil (out of a max 10), then the storage tanks will fill to 70% capacity. Adding a pump to the out...

Impatient wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 12:50 pm

Oh boy, there is always something left to learn. Thanks!

Just make sure you're learning the right thing.

It's because you're Impatient.

Did you try manually connecting it with copper wire?

It all still sounds a bit rampant. I designed what I call a “Defense Firebase” ... it is designed for integration into the rail network (or it was, before I widened my two track system, without updating this BP), contains four Artillery, a whole lot of Lasers, and is surrounded by Walls with some Ga...

Sounds rampant.

it would end up strobing the lights. I know it's possible to create constant signals after demuxing if you think about it, since technically all the lines are already multiplexed on green and red. glad it could help. [...and stuff] Haha yeah, I'm going to have to make some notes before I start my n...

starlinvf wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 25, 2020 4:50 pm

Well..... after 10 years it'll be out of the Disney Vault for a limited time.

Just as long as it doesn't get zippadee-do-dah'd.

Koub wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 25, 2020 4:57 pm

[Koub] Please, this is getting totally off topic. So ... back to topic, or I'll have to lock the thread.

Okay okay, i'm done (...I think).

starlinvf wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 25, 2020 2:06 pm

At the rate things are going, Disney should just preemptively copyright claim everything.

So what happens if Disney copyright claim's Skynet?

starlinvf wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 25, 2020 2:27 pm

short... yellow....builds things on behalf of a greater intelligence...survives fatal injuries.......

This theory makes too much sense.

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I now support naming him Kevin or Bob.

IMO wave (assuming that pipes are always partially filled) modelling of pipe flow is the main problem. The pipes should be modelled like water pipes in real life: always full and flow is controlled by pressure and flow resistance. Pressure should be decided by connected sources (including tanks whi...

Hannu wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 31, 2020 6:34 am

Aru wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 26, 2020 2:34 pm

To this day, any design I make with fluids is constantly foiled by the fluid physics.

Is there any practical example in which there are problems?

My boiler doesn't explode when i put oil into it.

Let's say there is some sort of "Hive Overmind" that is a collective intelligence of the Biters. Sure, the individuals aren't at all smart, but the Overmind is. It just doesn't know who we are, all it can see is that we're on the planet, producing tons of pollution. Therefore it thinks we...

The automated systems are really getting bad about stuff like this these days. Hopefully they fix all the bugs before they release Skynet, but knowing our current society they won't.

Hopefully it helps, i made a similar system quite some time ago it was fun but overkill and overengineered for my needs. I learned from the forum i may not be able to explain a more advanced system than the one i did :). Hey so this is what i was working on, in case you were curious: https://forums...

V14.23 so no blueprints. So, i put a bunch of wires and lights together and made this thing: LED Train Map Prototype.png The map has 13 individual blocks, one of them being a 2-way block, which is represented with the big double line in the middle. I couldn't figure out how to get the LEDs to not o...

Well for me, I had completely figured trains out on my own at one point in time, but then i came back after a long reprieve and was like "um, how do these work again?" and i didn't feel like banging my head against the same wall so i just looked them up.

I don't like the phrase problem solving, I prefer invention. You are inventing new factories and the delight and spark of joy with each new invention is what keeps you coming back. Ohoho, but one could argue that you didn't truly invent it, but rather that it was always there, you simply discovered...

Plot twist: Grimmeld is Elon Musk