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man i spent all day irl making a base with help from this video and then bomb zombies show up and destroyed the whole thing, feels bad i didnt even know they were a thing

Very detailed with awesome editing. Keep it up

The way that heat from one chunk exists in some neighboring chunks but not other neighboring chunks implies that TFP have an additional, larger scale mapping that they're using. What reinforces this for me is that the also-heated chunks have what looks like their own "square" pattern. I think this could be confirmed/denied with an even larger chunk map on your part. 🙂 It would make sense - assuming they want heat to not be concentrated in a single chunk, but in the chunks around a player's base - if they had a different mechanism that "mirrors" the heat across a larger grid. edit: It would be like making a map in Minecraft where only a part of your base shows up when you make a map because it's sitting across a chunk divide.

If screamers only spawn from activity, why have I had half a dozen instances of arriving at a POI for the first time, and within 30 seconds of SNEAKING around, a pair of screamers show up? Oh yeah, I also never have screamers down alone. Always in pairs.

28:17 - you say 1/4 cube shape but the ones I find does not look like the one shown in the video. Are you sure it's 1/4 cube and not 1/2? Because that one looks more like the one you're showing.

Great video. So much info. Best electric write up I've ever seen.

I think a good beginner's video is a "first week guide". A checklist of things you should be looking at/for to get ready for the first horde night and how to attain them.

Huh, I didn't know there was a max range for feral sense. Other people's reports of feral sense made me think it was just all zombies were aware of you all the time. Could you do a test of feral sense please? And maybe stealth in general? It'd be interesting to see if you could have feral sense active, but also be able to stealth when you want to (eg going AFK for a short time or when busy in base)

How much heat does smashing the like button generate?

handy, we're looking to add a nice open view to our base's second story and this will be great

So can you not funnel the heat/smoke out of the building thru a legit chimney and lock up of the heat source? I plate block around my furnace and pop a window hatch on there to open for access and close it up when I’m done...or is the system a lot more basic af and coded like a 2012 game? If so it’s a major off put that you can’t funnel the heat out of the building like you would be able to in reality. And side note my homie built his gyro was testing it the game crashed he’s no longer got a gyro.....😂 sadly 1.0 looks like it was play tested by mouth breathing smooth brains.

Thanks for all ur work... so i don´t have to...

7:26 I think if dew collectors are full, they are effectively "off" for heat?

im new to this game. thanks for the amazing video.

I found your CHUNK pattern, the chunks seem to be set in groups of 5 and every 5 x 5 chunks share the same heat. That is why your last corner is 270 - 175. The next chunk in each direction is the next set of 5 chunks. So we can call these SUPER CHUNKS or MEGA CHUNKS??? @pseudoposse

Hi, I commented on the last video about "what's the heat threshold to spawn a screamer?" While I'm glad you made a follow-up (by the way, I'm new to the channel), I feel like there could have been a better approach that uses fewer numbers. For example: it takes "X" number of forges running at the same time to spawn one screamer. Then, maybe make it more complex by stating how many "X" forges plus "Y" chem stations at the same time (or if they produce equal heat, then just mention that). Telling me what the code is generating versus what my example was just seems very convoluted. I hope my comment doesn't offend you. I come from watching other people break down other games, such as Exclusive Ace from Call of Duty, who does an amazing job of getting the point across in a way that is both informative and easy to understand. I also understand that these are two completely different games, but my point still stands. I hope my comment helps.

Most of the base was already built . At this point you’re just explaining how it works.

This was a fantastic video! Few things I noticed in some testing I was doing I would like to talk to you about though. Would also be interested in a collab if you are. Your work is fenominal and so is your editing. Would like to talk and collab. Find me if interested. Also sorry if you have many comments from me. YT is having a stroke and they keep disappearing so Im not sure they are showing up.

Could heat be spreading to neighboring chunks from wind drift direction?

Really wish thy would update the PlayStation version

This is epic excellence! Thanks for investing so much time into the data!

you suck at explaining building

I quit playing this and boycotted it after the devs screwed over all of the streamers (myself included) and ABUSED the copyright strike system. They are lower than low people. If i could remove the game from my steam library....i would.

it's a stupid mechanic .. can it be disabled? I like to spend time at my base.

zombies dont consider doors at all in their pathing.

Cool stuff. I was watching a video the other day where someone mentioned that holding the auger generates a lot less heat than repeated clicking and I was wondering how that worked.

Does that also include heat generation from going potty? You know, those port-a-potty plastic buildings (always have zombies but never any loot)? In the zombie apocalypse, when you gotta go, you gotta go. You know those times you find a To-Go takeout bag of Taco Bell Burritos and inhale them in seconds? That probably going to qualify as heat generation in about an hour, when you have to hit the port-a-potty multiple times, opening and closing the door to keep the smell from following you. I mean, they pump that food full of preservatives, so a bag of taco bell could probably last for years.

Try the centered .05 pole on the switchback course, or, try making it a double or triple switch back

How does this base work on horde nights? It seems like good fun!

Now, it would be curious to test if the feral and rad screamers possibly have different ranges like how normal zombie ones do

Never seen any of your videos, just stumbled across this, and you've definitely got my sub, great informative video 👍

Your testing is leagues above everyone else!

Pseudo Posse and his side kick taco not the hero we wanted but the hero we deserve. I really love this video you answered so many questions and it brought up another question on chunks if I rember you said chunks are 16x16 is there any data that suggests mega chunks 4x4 chunk = 1 mega chunk for the heat spread?

8:30 from the way it looks chuncks are also clustered into 4x4 Clusters for heat. So basically chunks of chunks

Those people who requested this better hit that thanks button!

You're amazing dude! the Fun Pimps should really pay you for thoroughly testing their game! :D

271-175 was the heat source and encompassed that region to the left. If you moved to 271-174 with the heat source, those areas to the right would have had heat.

Let's just stop for a second and appreciate the best use for smooth jazz in a video: constructing zombie munching machines.

Just because something is in an XML config file doesn't mean the code is ever meant to reference it. It may be an inherited property from a super class like "entity" that requires everything to have such a property, but this subclass might be ignored entirely in the heat generation code.

Thank you

You need to talk about wondering hordes

Why is everyone always showing us these bases in creative mode.... Does nobody play regularly..?

I watched this video because of an interesting event with a screamer during game play. I was clearing a POI in the Burnt Forest. I entered the final loot room which had 3 radiated spiders alng with some radiated bikers. There was also two vultures trying to break through a huge hole in the ceiling. Needless, to say I was nearly dead as I was trying only to use a stun baton. I switched to SMG to finish them off before I died. I was limited to movement in the attic by a large fire flaming out from a pipe in the huge heater in the center of the attic. I only had one vulture left and he was screaming like crazy trying to break the hole in the roof to get to me. That was when I heard the beginning noise of a screamer. I was near death and low on ammo. I knew I wouldn't survive trying to find then take care of the screamer. I quickly crouched and put myself on the other side of the fire and quickly built a box around me with building blocks hoping that would block me from her view enough to regain some health and stamina. To my surprise, she never screamed. I crouched from 23:00 to 5:45, listening to the sounds of her trying to locate me. The only thing I can figure out is the fire and the multiple layers of building blocks I used to fill in the many holes around me, prevented her from ever locating me. She never screamed and eventually left. I'm not sure if it was luck or a bug or just the unique presence of the fire, but she never located me and so never screamed.

Dude you are Putin(sic) way too much thought into this. Thanks, I guess. Just go into the building next to your base and fill it with Torches.........

You guys are a great team. Very funny.

You touched on the sneaking a little bit but I’m more curious to see if sneaking decreases the amount of heat generated from mining. Like for example if swinging and breaking an iron block with your steel pickaxe generates .5 heat will sneaking reduce that number to say .4 or .45 and will the sneak skill also affect the the heat generated. So if a normal iron node block generates .4 heat if broken by a steel pick axe or even hit by one will it be .2 with maximum sneak skill and while in the sneak position.(I know this is a lot and I hope you read this because I would like to know) so when mining iron with my steel pick axe with zero sneak skills it will bring my eyeball in the bottom left to 100 and it will stay at 100 and I feel as if this doesn’t affect screamers but it is quieter and I mean that in the way that if you swing you pickaxe at iron while uncrouched it’s pretty loud but if you then crouch it sounds quieter does this mean heat generated is less? And if so does better sneak affect it more? For example with my sneak skill maxed out this includes full level 6 assassin armor set(but specifically the the assassin outfit which increased sneak effectiveness) combined with the night stalker skill magazine which is something along the lines of become harder to detect at night by 10% or something I don’t know the exact number but with all of those buffs during the night I notice that I can mine iron while being below 100 detection level so will this decrease heat generated? And there’s more as I dig down making a hole once I create something of a shelter over myself as if I’m inside a building and I can’t see the moon light I get even quieter like 75% detection level or even less does this affect heat generated because I feel like when I crouch as I mine in later stages when I have max level miner 69niner and level 6 steel pickaxe with all attachments including iron breaker and bunker buster I’m mining iron in two hits I attract less screamers of even none is the due to luck is it because I attracted a screamer previously in the mine and am now on screamer cool down with that being said does hitting and breaking iron in two swings generate less heat than hitting it 3 or 4 swings then breaking it? Keep in mind that I mine with a full set of miner clothes all level 6 so I’m not getting additional sneak effectiveness from the Assassin outfit. What about trees? When salvaging cars with any of the the salving tools(wrench, Ratchet and impact driver) should I crouch while breaking or opening those as well and finally bows and cross bows will these generate any heat and if so which ones is each one different? And does crouching down reduce that heat generated? That’s all I can think of regarding this topic I would love if you could research this topic further and share the numbers I’m sure others would like to know things like this as well. That’s it for real this time thanks for reading and consider this comment I will subscribe with the bell so I’ll look out for a video looking into this or other videos i might like and if you don’t make a video of this and simply respond to my question that’s fine too Cya!

I found that if I filled a close POI, to my base, with torches, they would be attracted to the other POI.

Super useful info! Thanks❤

I’ve just started on 1.0 I’ve gotten two screamers at the same time on like day 4 or 5 when I was clearing a level 5 or 6 infested hospital Now I’m turning it into my base Spoiler btw there is a lot of fucking dogs in that hospital Also I’ve been infected since like day 2 (for about a week now it’s like just turning day 10) I’ve been slowly fighting it off but now it’s at 80 and I think my second death is going to be from the infection The first was to basically a hell hound

Regarding the heat spreading to neighboring chunks, in A20 or A21(I forget which I tested it in) the heatmap was tracked in 'heat chunks' which are 3x3 sets of chunks causing any heat in any of the 9 chunks there-in to spread/share but not outside of that 'heat chunk'. That's why you can cross from one chunk to another and the heat is suddenly gone if no heat has been generated in that 'heat chunk'. Given the example you've shown with the overhead view it looks like that is no longer confined to a 3x3 set of chunks. I haven't taken the time yet to retest & see if that behavior has changed and/or the size of the new 'heat chunks'. Hope this adds some insight to how the mechanic likely still operates, though with the 'heat chunks' having had their size modified.