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<Lizzian>
well, there goes some of my procrastination for today
L7[03:14:32]
<Bob>
:GWmythsBlobGlare:
L8[03:14:48] <Izaya> GWmythsBlobGlare
indeed
L9[03:23:19]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> 2 Red dot
L11[03:23:58] <Izaya> 2 red dots
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<Compu>
seems to be up for me
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<Lizzian>
yes, it seems it is now
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L18[03:59:44] <Xyore> Hello.
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<Forecaster>
Hi
L21[04:01:07] <Xyore> Hah. First time using
OpenComputers.
L22[04:01:15] <Xyore> Was very tricky to
set up.
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<Forecaster>
that's computers for ya
L25[04:03:24]
<Forecaster>
giving you the authentic experience
L26[04:04:06] <Xyore> lol
L27[04:04:13] <Xyore> I'm coming over from
ComputerCraft.
L28[04:04:26] <Xyore> I very much like the
change, but it does take a LOT of getting used to.
L29[04:05:22] <Xyore> Well, thank you for
your time. I only really came to test out the programs.
L30[04:05:29] <Xyore> Bye!
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L36[06:50:15] *
Inari throws a bucket of hyper-reactive Schweitzer's reagent at
Temia and runs
L37[06:55:28]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> Ok then, I'm trying
to use a lookup table since lua doesn't have a switch
function
L38[06:56:01]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> here's a example of
that code
L40[06:57:32] <Izaya> may I suggest
L41[06:57:42] <Izaya> if/elseif/end
stuff?
L42[06:57:46]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> also thinking about
it, this may be put earlier in the code
L43[06:57:57] <Izaya> you can chain as many
elseifs as you like, and only one gets executed
L44[06:58:08]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> Yeah, I know what an
if statement is .
L45[06:58:09] <Inari> But it has to check
each in order
L46[06:58:18]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> I'm trying to make it
way more efficient
L47[07:00:37]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> Imy issue now is
bascally saying that if the cube has a value greater than 128 MJ,
state "value is greater that what is expected"
L48[07:03:08] *
AmandaC meows at Inari
L50[07:03:46] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L51[07:03:46] *
MichiBot brushes AmandaC with more cowbell. 7 health
gained!
L52[07:05:52]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> I wonder can you use
expressions on a lookup table?
L55[07:07:20]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> A lookup table the
the equivalent of a switch statement
L56[07:08:13] <Inari> I'm wondering what
you mean specifically with "can you use
expressions"
L57[07:12:01]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> like <> =
~
L58[07:12:05]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> these symbols
L59[07:12:31] <Inari> On the key part of
the table? Not really
L60[07:12:37] <Izaya> divide by a common
number, floor or ceiling it, and use that
L61[07:12:54] <Izaya> as for ~=, you can
have a metatable to return something for nonexistent indexes
L62[07:12:55] <Inari> Izaya: Is that perl
or smth
L63[07:13:08] <Izaya> is what perl
L64[07:13:18] <Inari> [14:12:28]
<Izaya> divide by a common number, floor or ceiling it, and
use that
L65[07:13:25] <Izaya> no it's just
L66[07:13:33] <Izaya> if you want to check
if it's between x and y
L67[07:14:24] <Izaya> divide by a common
number, then either floor or ceiling it depending on preference,
and that should result in a sane number
L68[07:14:59] <Izaya> say it was increments
of 2000, divide by 2000, floor that result, then have an item for
0, 1, 2, etc
L69[07:15:10] <Inari> Where did checking if
something is between a and b come from thouhg
L70[07:15:23] <Izaya> < and > as keys
in a table
L71[07:15:24] <Inari> And I thouhgt you
meant taht was what "<> = ~" does in some language
xD
L73[07:15:41] <Izaya> this has been a
significant miscommunication
L74[07:18:14]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> I also need to
convert Mekanism's MJ into RF
L75[07:19:12] <Inari> Ew RF
L76[07:22:56]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> It's what Draconic
evolution uses
L77[07:23:12]
<FullMetalJuggernaut> I do rather EU
though
L78[07:25:03] <Inari> The brits don't
L79[07:41:00] <Inari> Android's German
spelling checker is terrible with a lot of compound words
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L82[08:02:37] <Temia> Muu? o.o
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L85[08:20:01] *
AmandaC curls up in Temia's lap
L86[08:20:05] <AmandaC> Meow!
L87[08:20:34] *
Temia petpets. Is still too groggy to comprehend what was thrown at
her
L88[08:22:21] *
AmandaC feels like she's stuck in a time loop again
L89[08:22:58] *
Temia pulls her bedding around Amanda. Pink sheets make everything
better
L90[08:23:22] <Temia> Also sparrow
blankets.
L91[08:23:43] <AmandaC> Just switched
though a couple channels on IRC, each seem to be having a familiar,
pretty specific, topic of conversation going on
L92[08:23:46] *
Temia ... dozes back off from an abundance of softness
z.z
L93[08:23:56] <Temia> Oof
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L95[08:24:50] <Izaya> let's do the time
walk agaaain
L96[08:30:01]
<Kodos>
walk? Please tell me you're joking
L97[08:54:00] zsh
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L100[08:58:46] <MichiBot> Tue Oct 23
14:08:44 CDT 2018 @adversariel: 4chan mathematicians solved an
interesting problem but nobody knows how to cite them. Amazing.
<
https://t.co/I9gM3zvQLU>
L101[08:59:01]
<Saphire>
...the best part?
L102[08:59:01]
<Saphire>
The wikia article this references is 2011
L103[09:07:29] <AmandaC> Clearly it's John
Titor
L104[09:08:25] <AmandaC> he can't come
forward to claim it or else SERN will get him
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L109[10:19:27] <Inari> %pet AmandaC
L110[10:19:28] *
MichiBot pets AmandaC with a poisonous snail. 3 health
gained!
L111[10:19:31] <Inari> DÖ
L112[10:19:34] <Inari> D:
L113[10:33:03]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> No idea with component invoke
L114[10:33:56]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> Some component method return multiple values ?
L117[10:37:49]
<Not>Inari> @EcmaXp (SkyBox) And theres
an issue with that?
L118[10:38:03]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> problem is
L119[10:38:25] <Temia> eeeeeeeeee
L120[10:38:32]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> there is no way to handle multiple result with
python
L121[10:39:24]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> my invoke function return result[0] when len(seq) ==
1
L122[10:40:21]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> `Robot.swing(side:number):boolean[, string]`
L123[10:40:34]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> if swing successful => just return True and
done
L124[10:40:55]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> if swing faulure => return (False,
error_message)
L125[10:41:28]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> if i decide to use just return tuple even if tuple
length == 1
L126[10:41:55]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> then i must unpack every tuple when calling
invoke
L127[10:45:50]
<Not>Inari> Why python o.o
L128[10:46:02] <Inari> Temia: Are your
clothes fine?
L130[10:46:27]
<Not>Inari> I see
L131[10:46:36]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> i like python
L132[10:46:37]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> done
L133[10:46:40]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> ?
L135[10:50:04] <Inari> I don't see the
issue really
L136[10:50:13]
<Forecaster>
Finally!!!!
L137[10:50:20] <Corded> *
<Forecaster> gives tomcat a final kick
L138[10:50:25] <Inari> if the function
returns a tuple of (10, 20), then I can do like (x,y) =
myfunction()
L139[10:50:33] <Inari> if it returns (10)
then I can do x = myfunction()
L140[10:50:36] <Inari> And x will be
10
L141[10:50:53]
<Forecaster>
damn ssl stuff
L142[10:50:54]
<Forecaster>
:|
L143[10:52:13]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> sometimes return (10, 20) and (10,)
L144[10:53:01] <Inari> Not sure why it
would return (10,) D:
L145[10:53:13]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> Robot.swing(side:number):boolean[, string]
L146[10:53:15]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> TADA
L147[10:53:36]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> when successful swing => {true}
L148[10:53:44]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> when failure => {false, some_message}
L149[10:53:45]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> sad
L150[10:54:03]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> in lua, just successful, message = robot.swing() and
done
L151[10:54:18] <Inari> Well
L152[10:54:21] <Inari> same in python, no?
:D
L153[10:54:25]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> no
L154[10:54:29] <Inari> (successful,
message) = robot.swing()
L155[10:54:39]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> if i decide invoke function return tuple even if
length == 1
L156[10:54:49]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> then i must unpack every tuple after call
L157[10:54:51]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> like this
L158[10:54:58]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> data, = eeprom.getData()
L159[10:55:41] <Inari> Well
L160[10:55:43] <Inari> Blame Python
L161[10:55:51]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> (succesful, message) will error when successful = True
and tuple so length == 1
L162[10:55:54]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> T_T
L163[10:56:05] <Inari> But you just said
it will be
L164[10:56:07] <Inari> (true,)
L165[10:56:10]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> `ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 2,
got 1)`
L166[10:56:11] <Inari> not (true)
L167[10:56:18]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> yes?
L168[10:56:23] <Inari> So its two
values
L169[10:56:35]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> maybe place `*` and no error
L170[10:56:43] <Inari> Dunno, Python is
bad
L171[10:56:44] <Inari> :D
L172[10:56:50]
<EcmaXp
(SkyBox)> T_T_T_T_T_T
L173[10:57:06] <Inari> Use Outlaw Techno
Psychobitch
L175[10:59:50] <Vexatos> Just Use
Julia™
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L179[11:03:59] <Inari> (4 pics gallery,
just a note for the Discorders :P)
L181[11:14:23] <Izaya> Cat is a little
special.
L182[11:14:54] <Izaya> Kodos: gameplay or
decoration
L183[11:16:58]
<Kodos>
That's my spawn on the latest 1.14 snapshot
L184[11:19:56] <Izaya> Probably more
decoration
L185[11:23:49] <AmandaC> Inari: you don't
need to ping me again here if you're going to ping ailurophiles
elsenet. :P
L186[11:24:02] <Inari> Ah, right
L187[11:24:03] <Inari> :P
L188[11:34:31]
<Kodos>
Remind me again how to report bugs for snapshots
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L195[15:20:29] <AmandaC> O.o
L196[15:20:40] <AmandaC> What's with the
new discord nick, Inari?
L197[15:21:06] <Inari> Isn't that
new
L198[15:21:13] <AmandaC> The > in the
middle is
L199[15:21:22] <Inari> Still kinda weeks
old at least
L200[15:21:28] <Inari> Was an effort to
break people's Corded scripts
L201[15:21:28] <AmandaC> I see
L202[15:21:34] <AmandaC> ah
L203[15:22:04]
<#define
WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN> Better
L204[15:29:38]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> step up your game
L205[15:30:12] <AmandaC> /nick #pragma
once
L206[15:57:05]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> damn, `#define free(n)
if((date()-777600)%31556926<86400)malloc(n);else free(n)` is too
long
L207[16:04:00] <Inari> What is that
even
L208[16:05:01]
<Inari 『 おにいでれ
』> ❤
L209[16:05:21] <AmandaC> what, `#pragma
once`?
L210[16:05:30] <Inari> #define free(n)
if((date()-777600)%31556926<86400)malloc(n);else free(n)
L211[16:05:36] <AmandaC> ah
L212[16:05:53] <Inari> Something with date
and either alloc or freeing, but I'm too lazy to convert the
numbers
L213[16:05:54] <Inari> :P
L214[16:08:22] <AmandaC> date / time based
"random" memory leak
L215[16:08:25]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> turns free into malloc, but on April 1st
only
L216[16:09:45] <AmandaC> or march 31st for
a leap year
L217[16:17:20]
<gartral>
hey all, got an issue with a program here, hoping someone has some
experience with extreme reactors and Tenyx's brgc... my install
isn't setting the steam production target for a reactor like it
should
L218[16:44:36] ***
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L219[17:14:34] <AmandaC> @gartral does it
show up in `devices`?
L220[17:14:43] <AmandaC> er,
`components`
L221[17:14:58]
<gartral>
?
L222[17:15:21] <AmandaC> when you run
`components` does it show the device that the program isn't
finding>
L223[17:16:34]
<gartral>
the program sees the reactor fine, but there's something preventing
the reactor from producing more than 900 mB/t of steam
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L225[17:24:31]
<Compu>
@gartral i had a similar problem, check the conduits, if ur using
enderio conduits make sure u use the ender fluid conduits as those
can handle the full output whereas the lower 2 levels of conduits
can't
L226[17:25:32]
<Compu> if
conduits aren't handling the transfer fast enough the reactor will
refuse to produce more steam because it can't get the water back
faster enough and it can't output the steam fast enough
L227[17:27:19]
<gartral>
reactor is sitting smack on top of the turbine, directly connected
port to port, there shouldn't be a bottleneck
L229[17:32:15]
<Compu>
hmm
L230[17:32:19]
<Compu> what
about the blades
L231[17:32:24]
<Compu> can
they take that much steam?
L234[17:36:53]
<Compu>
hmm
L235[17:36:58]
<gartral> I
kinda don't do things half-way ?
L236[17:37:18]
<Compu> if u
force it all on without computer control how much steam does the
reactor make?
L237[17:37:53]
<gartral> it
goes up to 2k mB/t but suddenly "pops" down to 900
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L239[17:38:43]
<Compu> very
odd
L240[17:38:58]
<Compu> does
it have sufficient cooling and such?
L241[17:39:54]
<gartral>
weeeeell... .... ... probably not... but I don't know how to cool
it sufficiently
L242[17:40:12]
<Compu> ok
what material r u using to tranfer the heat from the rods to the
casing
L243[17:40:20]
<Compu> that
may be the problem
L244[17:40:27]
<gartral>
>.> erm... air
L245[17:40:30]
<Compu>
oh
L246[17:40:31]
<Compu>
yeah
L247[17:40:33]
<Compu>
that's why
L248[17:41:23]
<Compu> can
u get some resonant ender and fill the area between the rods and
the casing with that? just be careful cuz anything that falls into
the liquid gets teleported
L249[17:41:48]
<Compu>
gelid cryotheum is also good
L250[17:42:53]
<gartral>
does it have to be source blocks, or do flow blocks count?
L251[17:43:06]
<Compu> u
can just use a gelid cryotheum bucket
L252[17:43:50]
<Compu> the
way my reactor is set up is gelid cryotheum in the center for
cooling and resonant ender between the rods and casing
L253[17:44:01]
<Compu> but
what i'm reading is it might be better the other way around
L254[17:44:30]
<Compu>
resonant ender in the center and gelid cryotheum between the rods
and casing
L255[17:44:32]
<gartral>
>.>
L256[17:44:47]
<Compu> so
try that
L257[17:45:19]
<Compu> try
resonant ender in the center and gelid cryotheum between the casing
and the rods
L258[17:45:20]
<gartral>
does it have to be source blocks all the way down?
L259[17:45:24]
<Compu>
no
L260[17:46:01]
<Compu> but
gelid crytheum does have physics so it does have to be source
blocks because 1 source block at the top will just fall to the
bottom
L261[17:46:03]
<Compu>
iirc
L262[17:46:14]
<Compu> but
gelid cryotheum does have physics so it does have to be source
blocks because 1 source block at the top will just fall to the
bottom [Edited]
L264[17:53:14]
<gartral>
identical result
L265[17:53:27]
<Compu>
lemme see ur reactor inside from above
L267[17:55:40]
<Compu> oh u
have a different setup
L268[17:56:04]
<Compu> i
use a ring of rods with a coolant in the middle and transfer fluid
around it
L269[17:56:08]
<gartral>
this is onviously my test reactor
L270[17:56:41]
<Compu>
hmm
L271[17:56:42]
<Compu>
wait
L272[17:56:51]
<Compu> what
r ur control rods set to
L273[17:57:01]
<gartral>
80%
L274[17:57:33]
<Compu>
oh
L275[17:58:01]
<Compu>
lower them to 0%, but the reactor back together, and run my reactor
control program i linked above
L276[17:58:07]
<Compu> tell
me what happens
L277[17:58:38] <Corded> * <gartral>
grunbles and grrs about having to put together ANOTHER
computer
L278[17:59:01]
<Compu> my
program will monitor various things, it will keep the turbine at
1800 rpm and keep it's energy buffer above 90%
L279[18:00:18]
<gartral>
completely incompatible with our setup
L280[18:00:38]
<gartral>
hmm... is this an OC program or a CC one?
L281[18:00:41]
<Compu>
OC
L282[18:01:16]
<gartral>
weird formatting, and what happens if the computer *CAN'T* fill the
buffer?
L283[18:02:30]
<Compu> it
continues to try while turning off the coil just enough to keep the
turbine up to speed if the reactor can't supply enough constant
steam to do so on it's own
L285[18:03:51]
<Compu> i
think it can handle multiple turbines but it does assume they're
all connected to a single reactor
L286[18:04:21]
<Compu> just
fyi this isn't my own original code, me and a friend modified
another reactor control program
L287[18:04:34]
<Compu> i
can't remember exactly what we modified cuz it was years ago
L288[18:05:12]
<gartral>
f***ing discord cdn
L289[18:05:18]
<Compu> i
prefer it to other control programs as it does better at keep power
production at maximum
L290[18:05:28]
<Compu>
oof
L291[18:05:29]
<Compu>
right
L292[18:05:31]
<Compu>
sec
L293[18:05:36]
<gartral> I
got it
L294[18:05:39]
<Compu>
ok
L295[18:06:03]
<Compu>
anyways work is being done to port it over to run under kitten os
too
L296[18:09:44]
<gartral>
mmk
L297[18:10:11]
<gartral> so
this runs the reactor correctly, but it's throwing an unholy fit
with my turbine
L298[18:10:37]
<Compu> does
it produce enough steam tho?
L299[18:11:46]
<gartral>
reactor looks like it's holding up... but the turbine keeps
bouncing on an off
L300[18:13:29]
<gartral>
this is playing hellp with my energy estimations
L301[18:13:55]
<gartral>
this is playing hell with my energy estimations [Edited]
L302[18:13:56]
<Compu>
hmm
L303[18:14:08]
<Compu>
maybe the turbine is designed a little poorly?
L304[18:14:19]
<Compu> i
think ur coil might be too small
L305[18:14:50]
<Compu> so
the smallest input if steam sends the turbine flying at crazy
speeds and the program is trying to not send the turbine off into
damaging itself
L307[18:16:06]
<gartral>
whoops
L309[18:17:34]
<Compu> well
u should cover over the top of the reactor
L310[18:17:45]
<Compu> oh
wait i see nevermind
L311[18:17:49]
<Compu>
reactor glass
L312[18:17:54]
<gartral>
yep
L313[18:18:07]
<Compu> ok
show me the screen of the computer while the program is
running
L316[18:19:34]
<Compu>
hmm
L317[18:19:50]
<Compu> so
when it turn the coil on how much does the turbine slow down?
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L321[18:20:29] <payonel> ^w !
L322[18:20:37]
<gartral> it
goes from 1800 to 1790
L323[18:20:54]
<Compu> see
the thing with the program is
L324[18:20:57]
<gartral> so
not that significant
L325[18:21:57]
<Compu> when
it turns the coil on it'll keep the steam production at maximum and
then if the turbine still slows down too much (theres some lines in
the top of the lua file u can use to change the tolerance) it'll
shut the coil back off to keep it from slowing down too much
L326[18:22:17]
<Compu>
because that keeps it all at maximum energy production
L327[18:25:56]
<gartral>
grrrr
L328[18:26:13]
<gartral> so
my turbine is crap, is more or less what the issue it
L329[18:26:15]
<gartral> so
my turbine is crap, is more or less what the issue is
[Edited]
L330[18:26:40]
<Compu>
ye
L331[18:26:52]
<Compu> u
need the right coil to blade ratio
L332[18:27:04]
<Compu> how
much energy production do u need btw?
L333[18:29:17]
<Compu>
anyways the best part of this program is how it monitors the energy
buffer, very little power draw will have this program making ur
reactor use very little fuel
L334[18:29:39]
<gartral> as
much as possible, ideally, 400kRF/t puls a secondary 200kRF/t safty
margin...
L335[18:29:55]
<gartral> as
much as possible, ideally, 400kRF/t plus a secondary 200kRF/t safty
margin... [Edited]
L336[18:31:16]
<Compu>
that's kinda insane
L337[18:31:34]
<Compu>
right now ur turbine makes 31k RF at full tilt
L338[18:31:56]
<Compu> i'm
not sure ANYTHING can make that much RF/t
L339[18:32:10]
<Compu> how
would u even transfer that much RF?
L340[18:32:31]
<Compu> what
do u need that much for?
L341[18:32:55]
<gartral> A
Draconium Reactor can *EAT* that much RF in preseed... and if the
shielding fails... it does super nova
L342[18:33:11]
<Compu> ok
but how will u transfer that much into that reactor?
L343[18:33:25]
<Compu> ur
gonna need multiple reactors to produce that much
L344[18:33:42]
<Compu> and
when i say multiple i mean like more than 10
L346[18:34:47]
<gartral>
THAT is how were transfering power... each pylon is capable of
pransferring 2.14 gRF/t
L348[18:35:28]
<Compu>
jesus what is that used for?
L349[18:35:57]
<gartral>
heh
L350[18:36:26]
<Compu>
anyways yeah i think ur gonna want multiple reactors then
L352[18:36:51]
<gartral>
pylon
L353[18:37:15]
<Compu> also
mess around with different blade/coil ratios to figure out which
ones r most stable
L354[18:37:31]
<Compu> then
use the program to tell u how much energy it produces
L356[18:37:46]
<Compu> and
build an absolute ton of those
L357[18:38:11]
<Compu> yeah
but what exactly does all that stuff do?
L358[18:38:30]
<gartral>
that's just storage.. and distribution...
L359[18:39:58]
<gartral>
it's primary purpose is to reliably kickstart the reactor... then
the reactor goes through a starts charging the battery... from
there we're at singularity... we will have enough power to *MAKE*
matter... from energy
L360[18:40:24]
<Compu>
oh
L361[18:41:18] <payonel> and then open a
socket to #oc on espernet
L362[18:41:29]
<Compu> i'll
stick with my tardis AE2 ME network and such
L363[18:41:30] <payonel> and flood the
channel with all that pure untethered poewr
L364[18:41:39] <payonel> power*
L365[18:42:20]
<Compu>
anyways for that much power yeah i think ur gonna need mutliple
reactors
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L368[18:43:27]
<Compu>
@gartral to produce that much energy ur gonna need 20
reactor/turbine combos all producing 31kRF/t each
L369[18:43:46]
<Compu> and
considering u may need to lower the coil size to stabilize things,
possibly even more than 20
L370[18:44:11]
<gartral> we
have the resources for that, if need be
L371[18:45:50]
<Compu> also
feel free to modify that program
L372[18:46:20]
<Compu> u
can make it into a whole networked system, 1 computer per reactor
all networked together to a central computer to help u manage
things maybe
L373[18:47:08]
<gartral>
that's why i was trying to use the oher program, it handles
multiple reactors/turbines natively with only one computer
needed
L374[18:47:48]
<Compu> yeah
but most programs i've seen don't keep the reactors and turbines at
maximum output
L375[18:48:30]
<Compu> they
like to stabilize a little too much usually and don't shut off
things if theres no energy demand
L376[18:49:13]
<Compu>
which means they prefer running at a lower output that will be
stable and not require too much managing rather than a high output
that is unstable and will require more management
L377[18:49:30]
<Compu>
which is kinda odd to me since isn't the whole point of these
program to manage the reactor?
L378[18:51:39]
<gartral>
eh, for our use-case... consistancy of output is far more important
than maximum output, ESPECIALLY during reactor-start when even a
few ticks of lag can be the difference from having a base, and
living in a barren crater
L379[18:52:18]
<Compu>
ok
L380[18:52:34]
<Compu> well
the lower the output the more reactors u will need to make up for
it
L381[18:52:51] <Corded> * <gartral>
shrugs
L382[18:52:59]
<gartral>
tree are cheap
L383[18:53:00]
<Compu> oh
also
L384[18:53:02]
<gartral>
trees are cheap [Edited]
L385[18:53:04]
<Compu> ur
coil material
L386[18:53:26]
<Compu> use
ludicrite if u can
L387[18:53:40]
<Compu> it
will make the energy output higher than enderium
L388[18:53:52]
<gartral>
i'll test that now
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L393[19:08:05] <Izaya> "gtk3 header
bars are an example of thiccness done wrong"
L394[19:09:22]
<Compu>
windows 10 header bars r even wronger
L395[19:09:43] <Izaya> they don't even
contain menus
L396[19:10:29] <Izaya> don't get me wrong
I don't like gtk3's approach but at least its double-height window
title bars include the menu bar, even if it is a dumb hamburger
menu 99% of the time
L397[19:10:58]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> abolish CSD now
L398[19:11:26] <Izaya> I'm for that
L399[19:16:55]
<Compu> some
browsers like chrome do use all that space for tabs on windows
10
L400[19:21:21] <Izaya> chrome draws its
own decorations anyway
L401[19:22:39]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> but chrome actually attempts to fit in with
the window manager
L402[19:22:55]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> (at least it does on windows)
L403[19:23:24] *
Izaya nods
L404[19:23:49]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> And Vivaldi at least gives you the
choice
L405[19:23:50] <Izaya> from what I
remember of 6+ years ago, it looks okay on linux as long as you use
a light theme
L406[19:24:06] <Izaya> chromium,
anyway
L407[19:24:17] <Izaya> also
L408[19:24:19] <Izaya> >vivaldi
L409[19:24:22] <Izaya> >proprietary
software
L410[19:24:24] <Izaya> disgusting
L411[19:27:21]
<Compu> i
just tell chrome to use the gtk them
L412[19:27:22]
<Compu> i
just tell chrome to use the gtk theme [Edited]
L413[19:27:51] <Izaya> yeah IIRC chromium
didn't recolour the tabs
L415[19:29:32] <AmandaC> Let's trust the
author for if it's Open Source, not like that's gone poorly *cough
KVIRC cough*
L416[19:29:47] <AmandaC>
</open-sores-fanatic>
L417[19:29:55] <Izaya> something tells me
the license is not GPL compatible
L418[19:31:27] <AmandaC> Man, I hope one
day I can read the letters GPL / GNU without being reminded of the
time my (now-ex) girlfriend casually mentioned walking in on RMS
wanking in the MIT showers
L419[19:31:57]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> dafuq?
L420[19:32:42]
<#pragma
warning(push, 0)> also, aren't showers usually, like,
enclosed?
L421[19:33:05] <AmandaC> no idea, I've
never been in them, I only go by what she said
L422[19:33:22] <AmandaC> I didn't ask for
further information, either
L423[19:34:05] *
Skye gets a drink of water
L424[19:34:23] *
AmandaC steals Skye's seat, purrs softly at the warmth
L425[19:34:28] *
Skye spits her drink
L426[19:34:39] <AmandaC> hey. D:
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