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When does this conveyor loader melt down?

riwenna

By riwenna

    • Branch: Live Branch Version: Windows Known Issue

The overheat temperature breakdown still exhibits the same problem as described in this and this bug report ("base value" marked as *C, but expressed in K, despite the whole calculation being in *C).

I believe this is an addition to the bug: as seen on the screenshot, the Converyor Loader "Begins overheating at 275*C and melts down ad 260*C". Unlike the previous bug, which was is just funny, this one gives contradicting information. When will the Conveyor Loader stard melting down?

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Steps to Reproduce
Build a conveyor loader out of steel. Inspect the Overheat Temperature tooltip. Wonder which temperatures your conveyor loader can take.
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Gwido

The real problem is the excessive bonus gives by the material. :)

Te bonus added to the base value, should not exceed the meltdown value.

 

So it's not really a bug. It's inconsistancy between 2 values. :p 

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riwenna
22 hours ago, Gwido said:

Te bonus added to the base value, should not exceed the meltdown value.

I would assume that if a material increases the Overheat Temperature (OT) of the building, the Metdown Temperature (MT) would be affected in the same way (i.e. I would assume that MT = OT + X, where X is determined by the building, and the OT calculated from material properties as base+material).

And so... when will that Conveyor Loader melt then? Can it withstand temperatures up to 275 before starting to break, or will it melt 15 degrees before that?

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Sanchozz

"meltdown value" is not used right now
a long time ago in a galaxy far far away
in the very first alpha version
some buildings did BA-DA-BOOM if their temperature exceeded the "meltdown value"
like on this video where the dude built a battery from very hot metal


this effect has been turned off in the Thermal Upgrade

The real melting point temperature is:

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