Closed Rika-TH closed 2 months ago
I'm for just to add some more pipe requirements and not use ptfe/pbi for everything like I am rn.
I'm for just to add some more pipe requirements and not use ptfe/pbi for everything like I am rn.
without looking too hard most of these look to be that they should be either insanely hot or probably just around or below plastics?
you could probably modify my command to find some other temps, think regex also has ranges which you could use? the . without an * afterwards is the temp so just replace that with whatever logic you want and keep inbetween the commas and it should be fine
spacetime and its derivatives being 0K is sort of canon now (spacetime is used as a coolant in multiple places), so those can stay the way they are imo
We're kinda at a point that certain materials probably just shouldn't display temperature as it doesn't really make much sense.
That said I do like spacetime being 0K even if a little whack physics wise.
Temperature is an emergent property of a large group of particles. Even something like a single atom doesn't have a temperature that we can talk about in a physical sense. So in that direction I agree that stuff that is not really atomic matter anymore (spacetime & co) doesn't need (and maybe shouldn't even have) a temperature tooltip.
On the other hand for realistic(-ish) materials yes this should be hopefully an easy fix.
Your GTNH Discord Username
lily_blanc
Your Pack Version
2.4.0
Your Server
SP
Java Version
Java 20
Type of Server
Single Player
Your Expectation
temperatures for liquids make sense
The Reality
they don't, attached is a list of fluids whos temp is 1 character generated by dumping fluids in NEI and running
grep '.*,.*,.*,.,.*,.*,.*,.*,.*,' ./fluid.csv > ./1characterfluidtemps.txt
(beautiful I know) (the first number is the temperature) 1characterfluidtemps.txt some of these can be argued correct, but a few easy ones to say don't make sense polystyrene, kevlar, RAISIN JUICEhere's the original dump aswell fluid.csv
Your Proposal
fixma
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