Suggested short, straightforeward youtube tutorials?

[ProfMembrane]

Any suggestions on good youtube tutorials that aren't hours long livestreams that try to be funny all the time? I'm just looking straightforward subject tutorials, any suggestions?

[tove96]

It's actually a little hard to suggest something... these are the tutorials that I learned from:

But some of the mechanics have changed since, so they're not totally accurate anymore. For example, the gas guide says that heavier gases moves down and to the right, lighter gases move up and to the left, and that polluted oxygen is lighter than oxygen, but now it's been changed so gases fall down in equal amounts to the left and right, and PO2 and O2 are equal, so they don't change place so easily.

The heat guide suggests using fertilizer makers to destroy heat in PH2O, and this would probably still work... but fertilizer makers have been seriously nerfed since, so it's way more trouble than it's worth now. Also, he's using watts, which was the old measurement of heat, now it's measured in DTU.

But other than that, I think the guides are still good.

[KittenIsAGeek]

@tove96 is correct about the gasses.  Though they do still trend to the sides.  So putting a lower spot to one side or the other can "catch" the heavier gasses for free filtering.

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