| 6 Apr 2021 |
 Nico | Like if you use air it behaves differently | 17:43:07 |
 nephele | That is pneumatic | 17:43:14 |
| nephele | Hydraulic is oil or water | 17:43:25 |
| Nico | Well, yeah | 17:43:25 |
| Nico | But even a thick oil flows harder than a thin one | 17:43:41 |
| nephele | Yeah, I see what you mean, but does that translate over to higher power transference? | 17:44:19 |
| nephele | I dont want a complex model if pupes anyway, with thermal compensation and all that, but rather a gameified "pipes can be static" concept | 17:44:53 |
| nephele | of pipes* | 17:45:02 |
| nephele | Nico: i suppose one could use oil types as a gameplay aspect for range and power efficiency of transfer | 17:47:18 |
| nephele | even if it isnt entirely accurate :) | 17:47:26 |
| Nico | https://learnmech.com/types-of-hydraulic-fluids-hydraulic-fluid-selection/ | 17:48:25 |
| Nico | I think yes, there are differences in maximum power transfer, operating temperatures, weight, corrosion and leaking (as well as environmental stuff and price) | 17:49:40 |
| nephele | Price can be supplemented by rarity i think, not sure how to factor in weighr in a meaningfull way, or temperatus | 17:52:28 |
| nephele | I wanted to add a biome system, i suppose i could just make some oils work less efficientlh in cold env? | 17:52:58 |
| nephele | biome temp system i mean | 17:55:25 |
| Nico | In reply to @nephele:nheko.im
Price can be supplemented by rarity i think, not sure how to factor in weighr in a meaningfull way, or temperatus Make blocks collaps, if things get to heavy, that are built on it ;p | 17:57:11 |
| nephele | Dont think that works effectively in this engine | 17:57:59 |
| Nico | But it would be cool! | 17:58:09 |
| nephele | yeah, but it would need a more not-so-node system | 17:58:50 |
| Nico | Bah ;p | 17:59:06 |
| nephele | I dont know how i would resolve structural integrity or placement without system that differenciates between conmected and uncommected segments | 18:02:22 |
| nephele |
The only major disadvantage of these fluids is their flammability. They pose fire hazards, mainly from the leakages, in high-temperature environments such as steel industries, etc.
Sounds good | 18:06:07 |
| nephele | Making a proper fire implementation sounds like fun | 18:10:36 |
| nephele | not that might-burn-small-trees fire, but a proper grassland destroying fire :) | 18:11:08 |
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