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== Tips ==
 
== Tips ==
  
# Players start the game with three filters, two CO2 filters in the suit and a water filter in the [[Starting Gear]].
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# Players start the game with three filters, three CO2 filters in the suit.
 
# Players breathe out CO2 (just like in real life) and this may need to be considered when setting up a pressurized atmosphere where a helmet will not be worn.
 
# Players breathe out CO2 (just like in real life) and this may need to be considered when setting up a pressurized atmosphere where a helmet will not be worn.
 
# [[Arc Furnace|Arc Furnaces]] and [[Furnace|Furnaces]] produce waste products like pollutants or CO2 which will need to be scrubbed out of a pressurized base (assuming the [[Furnace]] is not already hooked up to a [[Pipe]] system)
 
# [[Arc Furnace|Arc Furnaces]] and [[Furnace|Furnaces]] produce waste products like pollutants or CO2 which will need to be scrubbed out of a pressurized base (assuming the [[Furnace]] is not already hooked up to a [[Pipe]] system)

Revision as of 17:35, 20 March 2021


Filter (gas)
ItemGasFilterOxygen.png
Properties
Stacks no
Recipe
Created With Hydraulic Pipe Bender
Cost 5g Iron


Medium Filter (gas)
ItemGasFilterOxygenM.png
Properties
Stacks no
Recipe
Created With Hydraulic Pipe Bender
Cost 5g Iron, 5g Silver, 1g Constantan


Heavy Filter (gas)
ItemGasFilterOxygenL.png
Properties
Stacks no
Recipe
Created With Hydraulic Pipe Bender
Cost 5g Steel, 1g Invar, 1g Stellite


Filters are used to filter out gas from an input. Only gasses matching the filters type will pass through it.

All filters types cost the same and can be made in the Hydraulic Pipe Bender.

Filter Size

  • Small filter lasts 2 hours.
  • Medium filter lasts 10 hours.
  • Large filter lasts 20 hours.

Filter Types

  • CO2
  • Nitrogen
  • Nitrous Oxide
  • Oxygen
  • Pollutant
  • Volatiles
  • Water

Tips

  1. Players start the game with three filters, three CO2 filters in the suit.
  2. Players breathe out CO2 (just like in real life) and this may need to be considered when setting up a pressurized atmosphere where a helmet will not be worn.
  3. Arc Furnaces and Furnaces produce waste products like pollutants or CO2 which will need to be scrubbed out of a pressurized base (assuming the Furnace is not already hooked up to a Pipe system)

Variants