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@Basically you can really only use it with a modular coolant manifold or my tiny engine
@Basically they are mostly for show, I used them on a motorcycle I was making but they are far too weak to use anywhere else.
@Das Ben I guess I could I just didn't see a very high demand for parts like that.
Thanks in advance!
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@Sedrowow I had to do the logic like that because of the small amount of space the engine is compacted into.
@Wolves Hero yeah I don't know why. I have the nodes positioned right so it must just be Stormworks. I'll give it another look to see if I can fix it but I'll probably just remove them.
my idea is that the two numerical nodes on the single location could caase this?
Is that firebox you're talking about public? If so, what's the name of it?
dials are not backlit which is needed in a submarine.
If you put 2 heaters underneath one, it'll get to 108.5 at a surprisingly fast pace. From there it will fluctuate between 108.5, and 106.
Which means it can easily provide enough heat to run a boiler.
Just be aware that while your small and tiny boilers heat up fast, a large/normal sized one will heat up really, really slowly.
So with this being said...
Does this make it a possibility for you to add an automation slot on these, for use with coal hoppers?
Anyhoo, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!
Are there any numbers you can change to make it perform better?
The vanilla one is probably fine for fishing applications
@Arasine I'll look into postimages.org
Is there another free image hosting service known to work everywhere?