Developer Console Flashing in game

Something has absolute zero temperature.
 

finally caught it  

39 minutes ago, Risu said:

Something has absolute zero temperature.
 

is probably right but he mite be left. will finish getting this liquid and see if it clears up

nope didn't  clear up.

Oh and this happened

SimDLL_CRASH_release_217565_20170522-18.04.23.dmp

Edited May 23, 2017 by heckubis
Rabid Squirles made me

And that's why it complains about having absolute zero temperature.
 

I just finished posting about this issue in the steam discussions, I narrowed down the bug to an issue with chain mechanized airlocks causing temperature drops to below -260c and its interaction with some gasses, CO2 in my case causes the game to insta crash.

From what I tested you need two doors side by side in a high traffic area to start causing -90c temps and 3 doors will start causing -260c or lower in random spikes.

I hope this helps narrow down your issue.

3 hours ago, CoolNitro said:

I just finished posting about this issue in the steam discussions, I narrowed down the bug to an issue with chain mechanized airlocks causing temperature drops to below -260c and its interaction with some gasses, CO2 in my case causes the game to insta crash.

From what I tested you need two doors side by side in a high traffic area to start causing -90c temps and 3 doors will start causing -260c or lower in random spikes.

I hope this helps narrow down your issue.

the only cluster doors like how you mention are in the shot and are defiantly in the temp of the system I have there so I don't think the doors bug is the issue.

I'm thinking its the thermal math happening with the liquid co2 and how I'm keeping it cool after I'm liquefying it. the abysalt insulated tiles are preventing the co2 from changing temp. I am using a gravity well to keep the liquid cold the well itself is only preventing temp loss/gain and the state of the co2 is enforcing the temp

58 minutes ago, heckubis said:

the only cluster doors like how you mention are in the shot and are defiantly in the temp of the system I have there so I don't think the doors bug is the issue.

I'm thinking its the thermal math happening with the liquid co2 and how I'm keeping it cool after I'm liquefying it. the abysalt insulated tiles are preventing the co2 from changing temp. I am using a gravity well to keep the liquid cold the well itself is only preventing temp loss/gain and the state of the co2 is enforcing the temp

From your screenshot the area around those doors is supposed to be cold so its harder to notice a single instant of absolute zero temperature as a dup walks past, so just to rule it out keep watch on the doors for spikes during use, usually the middle one. 

To be honest, although the doors creating such low temperatures is an issue, I think the invalid temperature warning and crashes in my case have been caused by state changes with co2 being the common factor.