Haha. Comment of the week.

I'll watch it again!

@@phatbman I'm sure there are still a million things I have no clue about

@@queenkalero oh yeah! There's so much to this

Thank you Queen!

@@EchoRidgeGaming Yes I would also like a complete from start to end series for beginners. I struggle alot on managing everything, even before midgame everything is heated up, I don't have any food and diseases are starting etc...😅 I need guidance on how to play this game properly 😂

Thanks Nix, I do try to get terms correct, but to be honest, I do wiff a lot.

I like this.

Thank you for the feedback and comment.

Well done. Thank you much for your efforts!

Thanks for the feedback Nazgul.

Nice job catching the Hidden Echo.

Adding this to the list. Thank you for the recommendation/ask.

Does simple exposure to temperature still cause meat to turn into BBQ? It would be very cool to see a resin boiling system with a meat auto-cooker attached to the loop.

@@MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMax wait? Ambient heat can turn meat to BBQ. This I've got to see

Hehe, all critters have a max temp. The issue might be that the tree, as it also has a max temp too. (100c)

@@queenkaleroI don’t think so. I think what he’s mistaking it for is omelettes. If an egg loses all viability at a high temp it will drop an omelette instead of raw egg.

@@matthewbauerle7153 aww and here I was hoping for automated cooking

I need to do another rimworld playthrough :)

@@EchoRidgeGaming hehe. It's good fun isn't it. Maybe I should try ONI someday

It used a wild arbor tree nursery manned by Pips to feed a compact Pacu ranch, with systems to ensure that it would only keep eggs when it needed them. The eggs were kept in storage in a high temperature box, which ensures when the eggs crack it goes straight to omelette, no need for raw egg. The tree was in a vacuum, kept at high temperatures with liquid pipes running through the tile it sat on, and auto-sweepers would move any rotten food out of the room before it messed up the vacuum. I saw this build on the official Klei forums for ONI, so if you're interest in the build, that's where you look. I think it was called the Expilement?

Now I can't unsee it ha.

Thank you, this is something I don't hear often ha.

Indeed!

nom nom nom

@@EchoRidgeGaming nom nom nom *I NEED MORE CALORIES* nom nom nom

I have not seen this issue in a long time (blatantly), but I haven't tested either.

I just drop it in my hot industrial brick to boil and once the pressure goes above 20k I syphon off the output from the Steam Turbines into my cool steam vent rooms.

100%. "They can basically block the thermal energy of the sun in the sun" haha. Love it.

Thank you @tehmessiah5617.

Absolutely, the sky is the limit, especially with starvation farming.

The tree doesn't work above a temperature (100° if I remember well)

@Elphealer is correct. 100C is the trees max temp.

Thank you and you are welcome. :)

Greetings from South Carolina! I will absolutely add divergent species to the list.

Very good point. I need to do a lore video.

I think the only way would be to start reprinting dupes from the printing pod. Tombstones are used for burying the dupes and the other dupes will be able to mourn and feel better once they bury their friend.

I like it!

Insulation is best for the tiles, but you can make it out of other materials. It just prevents heat transfer better and can handle higher temps.

We will touch on this in a future tutorial even more. @theaetherboss is right. Insulation insulated tiles are the absolute best, but standard Insulation tiles are pretty good in their own right. But they lake the "insulated" tag that appears on insulated tiles that majorly impacts heat transfer. Long story short, standard tiles made out of insulation still transfer heat (in very small amounts) but insulated tiles made out of insulation transfer 0 heat.

Yes, very true. But remember the tree (and thus you) does not care about what it took to make the food and is only concerned how much mass it has.

Confirmed first.

lol.