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You can’t use metal/armoured doors without electricity now. :/
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You can’t use metal/armoured doors without electricity now. :/
What is your problem
Garry broke it.
[rust.facepunch.com]I've seen it suggested a few times that perhaps we need to add scrap costs to each crafting session for something like the AK. The logic here is ostensibly that groups only have to pay the cost once and then can craft a tonne of AKs which is 'unfair'
Is this not why we have rifle bodies and springs? if you want 5 AK's you have to find 5 rifle bodies + 20 springs in addition to having the object researched. Each session needs specific components to craft, What difference would it make to have scrap involved in these crafting sessions? is this not the same thing? Are these people just asking for AK's to be more expensive? I don't get it.
Help me to understand, Thanks guys
External link →Would it be possible for you perhaps fix the problems with tool cupboards consuming all HQM at random while you're at it? Happened twice to me this month. It's really a detrimental problem. I understand it's hard to track down, but it is a real issue and happened on a Facepunch Official server.
Andre is on it, surprisingly hard to reproduce
I literally just saw the memory cell oof
Lol rekt dude, gj tho
I'm currently trying to build a full computer, this will be part of the ALU
Drop me a line, I'll fix the problems
I've left it for about 15 minutes, it's still on. I might be wrong tho
look at the battery it will say how long it has left
fixed in next patch
are you sure about that? the battery will be being charged at 50% of its output value so will eventually run out of power will it not
Hi there, a few comments/answers
The blocker is effectively a NOT gate ( block power output when power input 2 is active)
technically we're sending a digital signal as the energy emitted from root sources is not binary and it decreases through each component it passes through, we just don't have any components that care if the value is > 1
I was considering adding a flip-flop switch by adding a toggle input to the regular switch but perhaps this deserves it's own object
if by transistor you mean being able to amplify a signal that isn't something that is possible because you end up with a feedback loop ( OR switch feeding itself was an example, we had to max() the signal) we did add a combiner element, but the downside is it must only combine root sources of electricity.
I guess in real life these short circuits would burn out but it's a bit of a challenge to detect that at runtime and not have the downside of limiting the complexity of circu...
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