Goonhub
07-15-2014, 06:28 AM
Out of curiosity, what is the major source of load in the gas piping code? Is it just proportional to the number of pipes in use, or do junctures and pumps take up more processor power? Because I counted up the pipe sections. The current setup has about 278, not counting that long hot loop vent that goes through the sauna. Mine has 301, including separate crossing-over pipes. It's only about ten percent more, because it's so much more compact. And it's not like you'll be using the full amount of that 301. Most of those valves should be shut most of the time.
And I put in the 1-wide corridors because the current generator also has them. But looking at it again, I now realize that the doors where gas has to be delivered through in the current map are in more convenient locations. My bad.
And what about the emergency million-degree-plasma-gas-everywhere atmospheric nexus? Is that feasible, or would that much gas distribution inevitably bring the server to its knees?
And I put in the 1-wide corridors because the current generator also has them. But looking at it again, I now realize that the doors where gas has to be delivered through in the current map are in more convenient locations. My bad.
And what about the emergency million-degree-plasma-gas-everywhere atmospheric nexus? Is that feasible, or would that much gas distribution inevitably bring the server to its knees?