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Refrigerant circuit lowers mintemp instead of maxtemp

Crestwave

By Crestwave

    • Fixed

The thermal circuit increases your mintemp to 0, preventing you from freezing:
  

local function heat_activate(inst, wx)
    -- A higher mintemp means that it's harder to freeze.
    wx.components.temperature.mintemp = wx.components.temperature.mintemp + TUNING.WX78_MINTEMPCHANGEPERMODULE

    wx.components.moisture.maxDryingRate = wx.components.moisture.maxDryingRate + EXTRA_DRYRATE
    wx.components.moisture.baseDryingRate = wx.components.moisture.baseDryingRate + EXTRA_DRYRATE

    if wx.AddTemperatureModuleLeaning ~= nil then
        wx:AddTemperatureModuleLeaning(1)
    end
end


However, the refrigerant circuit lowers your mintemp to -40, which does nothing except allow you to freeze to lower temperature:
  

local function cold_activate(inst, wx)
    -- A lower mintemp means it's harder to overheat.
    wx.components.temperature.mintemp = wx.components.temperature.mintemp - TUNING.WX78_MINTEMPCHANGEPERMODULE

    if wx.AddTemperatureModuleLeaning ~= nil then
        wx:AddTemperatureModuleLeaning(-1)
    end
end


This is fixed by lowering maxtemp instead of mintemp

Steps to Reproduce

Check wx78_moduledefs.lua

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