Vinnycat
Vinnycat
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18th Oct 2023
12th Sep 2024
Work in progress, should have all features of the original version when complete.
deut controlable destroyable nuclear modrequired

Comments

  • Stevealu008
    Stevealu008
    1st January
    Vinnycat: probably sent the last comment way too late at night, but it doesn't have temperature control because it managed to work without it
  • Stevealu008
    Stevealu008
    18th Sep 2024
    Vinnycat: there is no temperature feedback as it works without it although not that well but it is also just a but large compared to this
  • Stevealu008
    Stevealu008
    18th Sep 2024
    Vinnycat: yeah well it definitely can be smaller as the way it turns heat to electricity is horriblely large but yes the controls are kinda hard to fit in it
  • Vinnycat
    Vinnycat
    18th Sep 2024
    @Stevealu008 I have a question, why is their no temperture feedback to control fuel feed, unless I am missing somthing? But otherwise that concern it is not bad at all given it's size, and since the smaller the reactor the harder it is to control the temperture so the fact that it has any control at all is pretty impressive.
  • Stevealu008
    Stevealu008
    16th Sep 2024
    **brute how did I misspell a correction (autocorrect did nothing to help or ruin it)
  • Stevealu008
    Stevealu008
    16th Sep 2024
    *bruite not bruise
  • Stevealu008
    Stevealu008
    16th Sep 2024
    Vinnycat: and I did use bruise force at the end because I kinda was annoyed how many updates it had soo yeah literally used subframe to force it to work nonetheless totally very basic subframe just other than that it is reverse engineerable
  • Stevealu008
    Stevealu008
    16th Sep 2024
    the id for the somehow functional reactor is 3151816 and I seriously don't know how I had managed to make that work after finding that major problem but ig knowing very basic subframe helped
  • Vinnycat
    Vinnycat
    16th Sep 2024
    @Stevealu008 "even the ones that worked"
  • Vinnycat
    Vinnycat
    16th Sep 2024
    @Stevealu008 yes, and that steam output melting metal brings me back to my first reactors, if you look at my original designes temp control was not in their volcabulary, even the one that worked via detecting water had some large heat creep issues.