Travis got travis'd.

@@EchoRidgeGaming can you explain the “Travis” reference? I’m new here.

@@Ledore464 Travis was a dupe that got stuck... inside a volcano room and every time I tried to rescue them they would run right back to the volcano. :)

I am going to have to try it to break neutronium.

@@EchoRidgeGaming it will take you a long while, Luma tried in debug mode and it worked, eventually

@@EchoRidgeGaming everytime a radbolt hits the tile, you will start to see the *mass* of the tile get lowered, that's how they desintegrate

@@wittkopdotzgaming I should have known haha

Does it destroy the tile like normal mining? Losing half the mass? If not, great way to farm materials you real need

He said "Not dupes" not "no dupes", meaning no "Real" dupes were harmed

no one even mentioned the typo 'not dupes' and i think he meant 'no dupes'

For the research reactors, I usually build a closed-loop coolant system using 4 liquid storage tanks for the initial startup and 4x4 rows of turbines (@Francis John's design, with some modifications), with the bottom row having priority to refill the reactor before dumping water back into the steam room. Store liquid waste at the bottom, which keeps the aquatuner cooled, and the aquatuner cools down the turbines. With this setup, there's no need for any other means of power production, as it produces more than one planetoid usually consumes per cycle. Radiation lamps on the other hand, are very useful for mutating seeds. Once you find some natural plants you want mutated, throw down a lamp and you'll have some mutations within a couple harvests. Sleet wheat dropping 18 seeds per garcest is the better choice for this, as each mutated harvest gives 18 identical mutations (unless this has been patched). 18 sleet wheats with rot piles, yumyum

Glad to be able to help, hope you enjoy the DLC!

Thanks Nazgul.

@@EchoRidgeGaming I think you nailed it when it comes to general overview of the subject of radiation. There are lots of other tutorials around that go into the details of plants/reactors/etc., but your is the first one I've seen that does a good job of covering the entirety of it in a short(ish) video.

you could build it in space, with a steam room with automated doors, which open when the steam pressure gets to a specific amount. alternatively, you could probably set a pressure sensor to shut off delivery after the steam pressure gets to 10kg per tile.

Thank you back, for the nice comment. :)

If you have them, crashed satellites are def the way to go.

nothing people have the top five pumping straight to the reactor and the overflow back into the sauna and all you need is enriched uranium

Very nice

Technically a glow stick combined with the radiation eater trait, essentially provides to a degree, free food

Shinebugs are great, as long as you have the spare FPS in your colony. I have used them too and they are a great source.

Thank you for supporting the channel!

Incubators don't need to be 24/7.

@@halo007Mex i didn't do any calculations and had more than 30 with pressure plate and buffer gate automation

Use window tiles and you can fit a few solar panels in too

But the new packed lunch update breaks it, unless you use a waterlogged gate, so that the room is big enough to support 100's of shine bugs. Otherwise "crowded" debuff makes them no longer shine, but still radiate though!

@@OddWorlderer well it never worked without the waterlogged tile due to the cramped debuff

Shine bugs :)

Nice lol

Nice!

Now I can't either haha.

I plan on making a second part of this tutorial in the future to go into more detail on some of it. Will def keep this comment in mind when I do.

These are dev pumps and can be found in the debug mode build menus.

It is on the list :)

@@EchoRidgeGaming nice; keep up the great work!

I think Ghostridder beat you this time haha

@@EchoRidgeGaming nooooooooooooooooooooo i lost! Now i've got to go back to my Town of iLdhamed and come back as loser :(

Did you figure it out?

@@louishermann7676 i stopped playing