Lead is great, almost too easy. If you spiral the water pipes inside the electrolyzer room (and make them out of granite) you can get away with oxygen almost as cold as the water. Great content as always!
If it's not the father of the Rodriguez electrolizer, I'm still using your design to this day it's awesome, thanks again. I did run some radiant pipes through the electrolizer in the end, worked out perfectly.
@@FrancisJohnYT Despite the years of innovations, I can easily say it's still a staple to this day. Thank you Rodriguez for creating it, and Francis John for making it known.
@@AnotherSpaceCowBoy why u gotta do my mans like that (For future reference, never say anything even mildly controversial on the internet. People will destroy you)
This has been really educating, I have dozens of bases I played anywere between 2 and 30 hours and I'm still learning new things like the importance of early ranches I usually only do ranches for their produce, coal, reed fiber or plastic. the meat was always just a nice bonus.
Recycling clean germy water into the toilets, ok, that makes sense. Recycling clean germy water into the sinks for dupes to wash their hands with. Just Oxygen Not Included things. It just works.
Yeah but it looks cheap. Cleaning germy water is too easy to not do it. You play with style or you don't. I understand him when he's reluctant to do it. It's like ppl unable to play w/o exploits or bug abuse. It's also better for pipes economy to just clean 100% water and dump it in a common reservoir. A lot of reasons actually
@@AnotherSpaceCowBoy I'm just really starting out in this game, got about 2 dozen hours in it -- my plan was to have a central reservoir for polluted / germy water, and a single water purification plant to turn it into clean / non-germy water. I'm looking to centralize a lot of my processes. Am I walking myself into a trap?
The only issue with that bathroom loop is they will wash with grey water.... idk if that matters a lot or not now days. Fine for flushing but idk.... I like the sterilizing cistern method. Store cleaned water till 0% germs then pump [or normally ill fill that holding tank over my good water pool, knock out a tile fill and seal to start loop again.] Some times leaving some clean water behind to help kick start germ killing next batch of water. There seems to be a relation to % clean water to germ that kill them faster. Even without heat change so you can do this in base core. Mine you will still get that refinement temp change but it is on low side. I like to pump warm water out tom ice bioms some times to use passive cooling/heating to melt more water work free, kinda. PS feeding Hatch the pouted dirt can be a nice fix if you set up for it.
Don't scald your dupes! If you drop some water into the corridor you want them to work, it'll probably quickly heat up to 50-60C but won't scald them. They can get heat stroke a lot easier if they're in water, but the -5 Building you get from Heat Stroke is way easier to live with than the -3/6/9 Athletics you'd get from scalding wounds. Also note that your dupes can be wounded but not suffer any debuffs until they hit 85hp, so putting them in a triage cot while at 92hp was absolutely useless. Love the series, keep it up.
I give up on that oil biome to much heat to deal with. Could not remember at what point injury's slow dupes down, so long as their 85 and above I can keep them running, cheers.
Showers this time? If you set storage priority lower and some bins with not sweep only they will just do that job last. I have 1 dupe set to groundskeeper whos job it it is to toggle tidy on highest priority then run things to storage. I set all other dupes priority to down 1. Have your rancher, cook dogs in to run storage so they only work inside the base. Only if they get other things done and have nothing else do they sweep up. I have general storage bins set to 4 so they get to the other bins that are needed for certain things 1st.
I don't do a lot of storage, mostly seeds just to keep them away from the pips. Bleach stone as well. After that it's just a few localized sweeps to tidy up some area's.
As long as your building operating or doing other stuff. They won't run anything to bins at all. Only when nothing else to do. So they would only run to bins which is included the coal seeds etc bins. They will not do it. Set a few bins at bottom of base to a 1 and storage on all dupes to lowest priority. Sweep is in the supply category. So if you sweep something it takes over. Also I'm saying for the dupes locked inside the base. Chef rancher dogs in. Amusing you install a door. Set those dupes when they have nothing to do to run storage. You can x all the outside dupes from doing storage. The base will get cleaned over time.
I would say I don't understand your aversion to auto recycling toilets, but I don't like ranching since it makes food too easy so I guess I can't object haha. Thanks for the video, always look forward to it.
because of the way pips see where they plant plants, you should put ladder on the ground to block certain place, to space out the trees to be more efficient, which would be ladder,ladder, space, ladder, ladder, space, etc.
I do that in the permanent forests. In the forest "farm" the trees will be dug up again and again to farm more seeds so I don't mind them being wherever the pips decide to put them.
i perfer outhouses + pip farm + pokeshell farm for my toiletries. pip poop + dupe poop = pokeshell molts = steel pokeshell ranch placed behind latrine, so all the germy work happens behind the sink i like critter-centric solutions, even if they present additional challenges
I'm not sure how to tell you this but outhouses consume 200 kg of dirt to produce 100kg of polluted dirt. So outhouses are a net consumer of dirt, but they do allow you to turn your map dirt into polluted dirt at a 50% loss.
@@FrancisJohnYT is there a more efficient way to turn all the pip-dirt into polluted dirt? i usually overproduce dirt with pip/lumber ranches, i'd love to feed more pokeshells faster!
@@PyrokineticFire1 Ethanol distilleries produce the most polluted dirt for your effort. Second is sieving CO2 in carbon skimmers and sieving the polluted water it gives off.
@@FrancisJohnYT water sieves consume 1kg/s filtration medium to produce 200g/s of polluted dirt. So sieves are a net consumer of sand, but they do allow you to turn your map sand into polluted dirt at an 80% loss.
Question about your tree farm area... I'm still midway through this episode, so if you address this later, forgive me. I understand active ranching for food etc.... but i tend to use a natural space (like your tree farm) for multiple purposes. First it becomes my nature preserve (with the sign). Second, with a few wild pips, it becomes a renewable dirt farm (not always needed, but still free resource). Third if you put one or two wild hatches in there, you soon end up with a population of wild sage hatches, turning some of the dirt into coal (you can even just let them hatch naturally if you are patient). If you leave them wild this ends up costing no dupe labor, except for the occasional culling of the herds to keep pip and sage hatch populations reasonable. Which of course is the fourth benefit occasional free meat. last thought, if you put this room where they have to run through to get to the base exit, you ensure a lot more dupes get the nature preserve bonus. So here's the question. How sustainable do you think my idea is in the long term? I haven't actually gotten past mid game, I tend to peter out or run into a death spiral. I hoping that watching you will help get me over that hump. Thanks again.
Plus 6 moral for nothing, hell yeah. As for Pips, trees, hatches I'd have to run the numbers but it should be possible. however the space required to make it useful would be crazy. For example hatches eat food and produce coal five times faster while being ranched. To equal two 8 hatch ranches you would need 80 wild hatches, plus 80 pips and quite a few trees. They nerf the wild stuff pretty hard so that it's difficult to make it useful without enormous effort.
I do get that, but for those of us that don't play as quickly as you do, and those of us that have limited labor near the beginning and early mid game, a way to get some labor free coal depending on the situation might still be worth doing for a while... I mean all it takes to get this started, is one pip and 1 hatch locked in a natural Room, with a couple of tree seeds. If nothing else it would give you a source for a true ranch and a way to get that kick started faster a little later in the game...
@@FrancisJohnYT hmm I've heard you say that, and I'm sure it's true, I just didnt notice the one egg thing because I would get random occasional eggs from other places so it seemed like the population was growing... I guess it was just a holding bin for found hatches till I got a ranch going...
Considering you could have used the stone hatch egg to breed smooth hatches to save yourself a lot of heat refining metals, I quietly screamed a little when you chose to crack it ;u;
Francis you should check out brothgar's lumber to cool oxygen concept for your playthrough. It should allow you to turtle and do your research with ease
I generally keep up to date on Brothgar's stuff but we have diametrically opposed playstyles. I prefer rapid expansion and brutal simplicity in my builds. But I do love the crazy contraptions he comes up with :)
As a side note, when you have more dupe time, pH2O vents are perfect to farm arbor trees. They require very little pH20 and dirt, so they're quite easy to farm.
I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the trees I already have, O2, food and power is sorted already. I may use them later to farm dirt for some late game sleet wheat.
Not worth the effort. Pickled meal does not increase the calories and cost, time and resources. You are better off putting the time and resources into something of benefit. A CO2 pit and a bit of prep and you can store your food safely.
Couple suggestions: 1: Art and decor is pointless. Don't waste time on it. You don't need morale boosts anyway unless you're above the profession limit. Food and rec buildings are the way to go on this one. 2: Get a dupe and set his priority two arrows up on "storage" so it's the only thing he will do. Get plumbing and carrying spec and build some containers and he'll clean the entire base for you in less than 40 cycles all on his own. Dupes can carry 3-4 tons if their strength is high. Add exosuit training to that later and he will quckly clean the map too once he runs out of things to store in the base.
Decor has a place much later in my opinion. As for cleaning I don't bother doing it until much later in the game usually when it starts to affect performance. It is usually faster to build stuff if construction material is lying about the place.
you should use two pneumatic doors on top of each other instead of the door then two airflow tiles, it’ll have the same effect at what i believe to be a lower resource cost, not sure though
Plain forgot about that, don't think I'll bother modifying it though. I have a tendency to use door permissions for stuff and with double door systems I keep forgetting to change the top door.
as always thanks for the video. i dont know if i can post links to other videos, but Brothgar made a nice video on how to cool oxygen without a steam turbin, maybe this gives some inspiration :) (Brothgar: Turn Lumber Into Cold Oxygen! Oxygen Not Included)
I went the hot route in the end I want to try running an all hot base. I still made lots of lumber for some reason and now have no idea what to do with it all.
I think the insulation was wasted effort, my base looked almost the same as that when I added insulation at cycle 400. I just stuck to the middle portions and put the hatches outside.
Bashkov B has the right answer. I'm still preserving the natural envoirment, not sure if/what I might use it for, but pips provide interesting opportunities.
This was a while back but I believe the reason was two fold, one you have very little O2 as you are dependent on oxyferns. So low dupe count. Second reason is I did not get a good rancher out of the gate for a while.
Steam turbines feel so cheaty. They also break all the scientific laws of Thermal Dynamics! Of course we all know, if you don't "cheat", heat management can be hard.
Uh... Please dont do stuff, that you do not like. Regardless of what people say... It makes for a better series, if you have fun playing it. Just my 2 cents :)
...and when the tank fills up, you have an overflow problem. Using a toilet produces excess polluted water, so you will eventually fill the tank and create a problem.
Lead is great, almost too easy.
If you spiral the water pipes inside the electrolyzer room (and make them out of granite) you can get away with oxygen almost as cold as the water.
Great content as always!
If it's not the father of the Rodriguez electrolizer, I'm still using your design to this day it's awesome, thanks again. I did run some radiant pipes through the electrolizer in the end, worked out perfectly.
@@FrancisJohnYT Despite the years of innovations, I can easily say it's still a staple to this day. Thank you Rodriguez for creating it, and Francis John for making it known.
Had no idea your channel existed. Grind This Game mentioned it in one of his videos. Had to check it out and now I'm glad I did. Excellent content!!
Nice of him to do that, would love to know how he puts out so many video's. I struggle to get out three a week and he puts out about one a day.
GtG is so slow and not efficient.
@@AnotherSpaceCowBoy why u gotta do my mans like that
(For future reference, never say anything even mildly controversial on the internet. People will destroy you)
Thank you for making this complicated game less of a mind boggling experience.
This has been really educating, I have dozens of bases I played anywere between 2 and 30 hours and I'm still learning new things like the importance of early ranches I usually only do ranches for their produce, coal, reed fiber or plastic. the meat was always just a nice bonus.
It's great when one solution solves two peoples like power and food.
2 low temp polluted water geysers side by side
Mum, he cheats!
Don't I get any cred from finding two Volcano's first? Combined with the 6-8 wild ones I'm up to 8-10 volcano's.
You couldn't have placed them any better almost.
"I want to run a hot base, I've never done that before"
I wish I could say that but my bases are mostly always overheating xD
We have all run hot bases at one point or another, I just want one that does not implode while doing it :)
Nice LP, I like the way you explain what you are doing and your judicious use of editing cuts out any boring downtime.
Eggscellent run through of a difficult map - subbed - really enjoy your style and vids - thanks for all the work.
Recycling clean germy water into the toilets, ok, that makes sense.
Recycling clean germy water into the sinks for dupes to wash their hands with. Just Oxygen Not Included things. It just works.
Welcome to doom station where yesterdays poo is today’s shampoo
Yeah but it looks cheap. Cleaning germy water is too easy to not do it. You play with style or you don't. I understand him when he's reluctant to do it. It's like ppl unable to play w/o exploits or bug abuse. It's also better for pipes economy to just clean 100% water and dump it in a common reservoir. A lot of reasons actually
@@AnotherSpaceCowBoy I'm just really starting out in this game, got about 2 dozen hours in it -- my plan was to have a central reservoir for polluted / germy water, and a single water purification plant to turn it into clean / non-germy water. I'm looking to centralize a lot of my processes. Am I walking myself into a trap?
The only issue with that bathroom loop is they will wash with grey water.... idk if that matters a lot or not now days. Fine for flushing but idk.... I like the sterilizing cistern method. Store cleaned water till 0% germs then pump [or normally ill fill that holding tank over my good water pool, knock out a tile fill and seal to start loop again.] Some times leaving some clean water behind to help kick start germ killing next batch of water. There seems to be a relation to % clean water to germ that kill them faster. Even without heat change so you can do this in base core. Mine you will still get that refinement temp change but it is on low side. I like to pump warm water out tom ice bioms some times to use passive cooling/heating to melt more water work free, kinda.
PS feeding Hatch the pouted dirt can be a nice fix if you set up for it.
Don't scald your dupes! If you drop some water into the corridor you want them to work, it'll probably quickly heat up to 50-60C but won't scald them. They can get heat stroke a lot easier if they're in water, but the -5 Building you get from Heat Stroke is way easier to live with than the -3/6/9 Athletics you'd get from scalding wounds. Also note that your dupes can be wounded but not suffer any debuffs until they hit 85hp, so putting them in a triage cot while at 92hp was absolutely useless. Love the series, keep it up.
I give up on that oil biome to much heat to deal with. Could not remember at what point injury's slow dupes down, so long as their 85 and above I can keep them running, cheers.
Showers this time?
If you set storage priority lower and some bins with not sweep only they will just do that job last.
I have 1 dupe set to groundskeeper whos job it it is to toggle tidy on highest priority then run things to storage. I set all other dupes priority to down 1.
Have your rancher, cook dogs in to run storage so they only work inside the base.
Only if they get other things done and have nothing else do they sweep up.
I have general storage bins set to 4 so they get to the other bins that are needed for certain things 1st.
I don't do a lot of storage, mostly seeds just to keep them away from the pips. Bleach stone as well. After that it's just a few localized sweeps to tidy up some area's.
As long as your building operating or doing other stuff.
They won't run anything to bins at all.
Only when nothing else to do.
So they would only run to bins which is included the coal seeds etc bins.
They will not do it.
Set a few bins at bottom of base to a 1 and storage on all dupes to lowest priority.
Sweep is in the supply category.
So if you sweep something it takes over.
Also I'm saying for the dupes locked inside the base. Chef rancher dogs in.
Amusing you install a door.
Set those dupes when they have nothing to do to run storage.
You can x all the outside dupes from doing storage.
The base will get cleaned over time.
I would say I don't understand your aversion to auto recycling toilets, but I don't like ranching since it makes food too easy so I guess I can't object haha. Thanks for the video, always look forward to it.
“Tasty tasty lead”
I should have put a child safety warning on that one.
because of the way pips see where they plant plants, you should put ladder on the ground to block certain place, to space out the trees to be more efficient, which would be ladder,ladder, space, ladder, ladder, space, etc.
and after the pip plants the acorns/seeds, you can remove the ladders either side to let the tree grow fully
I do that in the permanent forests. In the forest "farm" the trees will be dug up again and again to farm more seeds so I don't mind them being wherever the pips decide to put them.
At least the injured dupes have shinebugs for company!
Took me a while to figure out mining a scalding area is just not viable and the poor dupes paid the price.
The area where your dupes kept getting scolded is hot enough to fry eggs to a safe temperature.
Just seeing him ignore the dup stuck in the wall
i perfer outhouses + pip farm + pokeshell farm for my toiletries. pip poop + dupe poop = pokeshell molts = steel
pokeshell ranch placed behind latrine, so all the germy work happens behind the sink
i like critter-centric solutions, even if they present additional challenges
I'm not sure how to tell you this but outhouses consume 200 kg of dirt to produce 100kg of polluted dirt. So outhouses are a net consumer of dirt, but they do allow you to turn your map dirt into polluted dirt at a 50% loss.
@@FrancisJohnYT is there a more efficient way to turn all the pip-dirt into polluted dirt? i usually overproduce dirt with pip/lumber ranches, i'd love to feed more pokeshells faster!
@@PyrokineticFire1 Ethanol distilleries produce the most polluted dirt for your effort. Second is sieving CO2 in carbon skimmers and sieving the polluted water it gives off.
@@FrancisJohnYT water sieves consume 1kg/s filtration medium to produce 200g/s of polluted dirt. So sieves are a net consumer of sand, but they do allow you to turn your map sand into polluted dirt at an 80% loss.
@@PyrokineticFire1 Once you can farm regolith from space filtration medium is effectively infinite.
Question about your tree farm area... I'm still midway through this episode, so if you address this later, forgive me. I understand active ranching for food etc.... but i tend to use a natural space (like your tree farm) for multiple purposes. First it becomes my nature preserve (with the sign). Second, with a few wild pips, it becomes a renewable dirt farm (not always needed, but still free resource). Third if you put one or two wild hatches in there, you soon end up with a population of wild sage hatches, turning some of the dirt into coal (you can even just let them hatch naturally if you are patient). If you leave them wild this ends up costing no dupe labor, except for the occasional culling of the herds to keep pip and sage hatch populations reasonable. Which of course is the fourth benefit occasional free meat. last thought, if you put this room where they have to run through to get to the base exit, you ensure a lot more dupes get the nature preserve bonus. So here's the question. How sustainable do you think my idea is in the long term? I haven't actually gotten past mid game, I tend to peter out or run into a death spiral. I hoping that watching you will help get me over that hump. Thanks again.
Just saw your ladder nature preserve.... that solves a lot of problems.
Plus 6 moral for nothing, hell yeah. As for Pips, trees, hatches I'd have to run the numbers but it should be possible. however the space required to make it useful would be crazy. For example hatches eat food and produce coal five times faster while being ranched. To equal two 8 hatch ranches you would need 80 wild hatches, plus 80 pips and quite a few trees. They nerf the wild stuff pretty hard so that it's difficult to make it useful without enormous effort.
I do get that, but for those of us that don't play as quickly as you do, and those of us that have limited labor near the beginning and early mid game, a way to get some labor free coal depending on the situation might still be worth doing for a while... I mean all it takes to get this started, is one pip and 1 hatch locked in a natural Room, with a couple of tree seeds. If nothing else it would give you a source for a true ranch and a way to get that kick started faster a little later in the game...
@@BigOldGrizzly2 You have a point. Just be aware wild critters only lay one egg in their life so wild populations do not increase.
@@FrancisJohnYT hmm I've heard you say that, and I'm sure it's true, I just didnt notice the one egg thing because I would get random occasional eggs from other places so it seemed like the population was growing... I guess it was just a holding bin for found hatches till I got a ranch going...
Could you create a vaccum chamber to comoletely isolate your base ? Just like a 3 thickness wall around the base with vaccum inside
You could but it would be a very time intensive process, one layer of insulated tiles is more than enough for hundreds of cycles.
One way you can find out what is inside a neutronium vent is to set the priority to 0 and hover top left , rather than digging it out
Detailing the carbon skimmer setup would have been helpful. Had to go find another video. Otherwise learning alot!
Considering you could have used the stone hatch egg to breed smooth hatches to save yourself a lot of heat refining metals, I quietly screamed a little when you chose to crack it ;u;
A loss of fraction of used metals is just too much sometimes.
Lol 2 volcanoes on this map is kind of like my playthrough on Oceania where I literally got 2 fucking salt water geysers right next to my base.
Are we still a bit salty ;) .......... I'll just show myself out.
19:15 This must have been how the residents of Pompeii felt.
Francis you should check out brothgar's lumber to cool oxygen concept for your playthrough. It should allow you to turtle and do your research with ease
I generally keep up to date on Brothgar's stuff but we have diametrically opposed playstyles. I prefer rapid expansion and brutal simplicity in my builds. But I do love the crazy contraptions he comes up with :)
As a side note, when you have more dupe time, pH2O vents are perfect to farm arbor trees. They require very little pH20 and dirt, so they're quite easy to farm.
I'm not sure what I'm going to do with the trees I already have, O2, food and power is sorted already. I may use them later to farm dirt for some late game sleet wheat.
can't you make pickled meal to kill the germs, then store the pickled meal in a separate food container?
Not worth the effort. Pickled meal does not increase the calories and cost, time and resources. You are better off putting the time and resources into something of benefit. A CO2 pit and a bit of prep and you can store your food safely.
Your trees.. you're wasting them agghh
This series is really good, I've learnt so much and its only ep 2. Thanks!
19:26 yeaaaaaah... no
Couple suggestions:
1: Art and decor is pointless. Don't waste time on it. You don't need morale boosts anyway unless you're above the profession limit. Food and rec buildings are the way to go on this one.
2: Get a dupe and set his priority two arrows up on "storage" so it's the only thing he will do. Get plumbing and carrying spec and build some containers and he'll clean the entire base for you in less than 40 cycles all on his own. Dupes can carry 3-4 tons if their strength is high. Add exosuit training to that later and he will quckly clean the map too once he runs out of things to store in the base.
Decor has a place much later in my opinion. As for cleaning I don't bother doing it until much later in the game usually when it starts to affect performance. It is usually faster to build stuff if construction material is lying about the place.
@@@FrancisJohnYT Well, this is the sign of a gret game I think. I still haven't found two people who play this game the same way.
you should use two pneumatic doors on top of each other instead of the door then two airflow tiles, it’ll have the same effect at what i believe to be a lower resource cost, not sure though
Firestorm82736 -Yt it costs the same
wasn’t sure, thx
No problem man
Plain forgot about that, don't think I'll bother modifying it though. I have a tendency to use door permissions for stuff and with double door systems I keep forgetting to change the top door.
12:45 let me take a selfie xd
ah man 2019 was not so bad
Thanks for the video
as always thanks for the video. i dont know if i can post links to other videos, but Brothgar made a nice video on how to cool oxygen without a steam turbin, maybe this gives some inspiration :) (Brothgar: Turn Lumber Into Cold Oxygen! Oxygen Not Included)
I went the hot route in the end I want to try running an all hot base. I still made lots of lumber for some reason and now have no idea what to do with it all.
remember to get rid of the other plants nearby you dont want because the pips wont plant
I figure this out at some point whey they would not plant the first sleet wheat, game always finds a way to mess you up.
Why use poluter water gyser to cool down surounding area ?
I probably will, so long as it's below 70C it will not affect my electrolizer.
I think the insulation was wasted effort, my base looked almost the same as that when I added insulation at cycle 400. I just stuck to the middle portions and put the hatches outside.
I think your right, my fear was stifling my oxyferns before I got a replacement O2 source.
question. what do you mean hatches and heat resistance ? care to explain a bit ?
I believe he means hatches can be farmed on a hot map, plants can't grow on hot map.
Luv your vids xD
Is there a reason you run pipes and wires one tile above/below floors/ceilings ?
Probably because they aren't tiles yet, so putting pipes or wires there would cause dupes to dig the squares up and make you have to put tiles down
Bashkov B has the right answer. I'm still preserving the natural envoirment, not sure if/what I might use it for, but pips provide interesting opportunities.
Wow two polluted water vents I think you got cooling under control now
I wanted to run a hot base this will make things to cool, on the bright side I don't need to invest a steam turbine in cooling O2.
Francis John I never run a hot base it give me anxiety... I don’t know why maybe I have ptsd of not bases
@@bobbobby7563 I think Deep down we all have anxiety over hot bases, one of our early base deaths we always heat.
Why is it that in this playthrough you decided to steer away from stone hatches that you usually recomend on other plays/tutorials?
This was a while back but I believe the reason was two fold, one you have very little O2 as you are dependent on oxyferns. So low dupe count. Second reason is I did not get a good rancher out of the gate for a while.
@@FrancisJohnYT I see! Thank you :)
@@Brittow I'd think it was because the amount of sand and sandstone creating plenty of food for them, and the dupes
Steam turbines feel so cheaty. They also break all the scientific laws of Thermal Dynamics!
Of course we all know, if you don't "cheat", heat management can be hard.
Uh... Please dont do stuff, that you do not like. Regardless of what people say...
It makes for a better series, if you have fun playing it.
Just my 2 cents :)
Totally agree with this sentiment! Play it how _you_ want it.
Good point, I think I have a simple modification that will make the toilets francis approved.
@@FrancisJohnYT haha, always the compromiser ;). Looking forward to the next episode!
PSA overflow at 3:40 is worthless. Just run it into the tank and out of it directly. The tank is literally the overflow control.
...and when the tank fills up, you have an overflow problem. Using a toilet produces excess polluted water, so you will eventually fill the tank and create a problem.
it's pronounced Com-Post
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First :)
Each hydroponics tile *should* have an individual feed tube leading from the central pipe, otherwise... "it will back-up and bite you..."_.
Doesn't matter as long as the output is greater than the consumption.
Never had that problem, I take it that only happens if the wrong liquid gets in there or the number of tiles gets to long?