Hm, it would be interesting to see that with 'pressure damage' taking place. Like build a small base with 4-7 rooms - bedroom, mess-hall, latrine, farm and make sure to use weak tiles and just release that huge pressure inside the base and see where the water will pop the walls.
Dude, with 1 billion tons of lava in one tile the temp shift when it touches something must be immidiate, meaning it literally thanos snaps everything that can melt at that temp.
I did something like this but with oxygen of 30000 kg I tried to fill up a box with it to test the bunker's pressure resistance, but I hit my toe on the wall behind my table and replaced the vacuum with oxygen of 30000 kg, I got intrigued when I saw it never disappeared and made a litteral atmosphere that will last maybe 400 cycles
Bang! And it would seem we have a water spout that shot another planet. Who needs the interplanetary launcher when we can shoot volumes more! Ohh wait, we missed... Guess that water spout is gonna cause trouble in a distant galaxy.
So, i have a theory on why the water is rising to the top and reconecting after a while. The main thing is that water would normally try to fill up a layer until its at 1 ton per tile and then fill the next one. When you have so much water in a small space it would go up until it hits a something and then if that something is diagonal it would slowly move side ways and then up, the reconecting of the water is because part of the water is delayed. The disconnecting im guesing its because the water tries to go up because it has water undernith and it would also replenish it. Thus when the vacum of space desconects it it would not go down. Edit: just realised how big of a paragraf i wrote
I didn't exactly do this with a lot of Oxygen but I have a mod that auto bottles things when I deconstruct, unfortunately it comes with this odd glitch I think where whenever I use the suits it stores some of the oxygen, at cycle 550 I had a bottle with 9t oxygen and I released for the fun of it... I had to open the entrance lmao it pushed up every other gas by force
"If I had to guess, I'd say that it is likely between 3 and 5 billion" I'd say that's not even close, probably closer to 15 bil based on some of those tiles.
I hope this doesn't sound insulting.(I mean the best, one oni player to the next) "You freaking nerd!!" I'm glad I got to see this but I couldnt imagine the time it took to set up(but mostly because I don't see how dupes could possibly allow a sane player to accomplish such a feat of compression)
yeah it takes a lot of time 😆which is why i didnt have footage of the compression- i wasnt expecting this outcome and only ended up with a save before releasing because i was scared my game was gonna crash
Good to warn us about infinite compression glitch, best to use spaceships with maximum liquid capacity and carry up to a few gigagrams (1 gigagram = 1 billion grams or 1 million kilograms) per spaceflight (not possible in real life as the latest spaceX starship can only carry a few truck trailers of payload across space and this is 20,000kg/trailer [the default storage capacity of the solid tank is equivalent to 1 real life truck trailer]) so you are carrying 50 truck trailers per gigagram and you need 1000 such trips to move that teragram (1 trillion grams or 1 billion kilograms) of water into manageable chunks of liquid and avoid the glitch that would make way too much water. I usually make the infinite water storage near the print pod and enclose it with airflow tiles and a sinle gas tile to place the output pipe in there and of course close it with conductive wire, automation wire, pipes, and sweep all other materials out of the area before finishing the enclosure and start filling the first 4 tiles of water to ensure 1 gas tile and not another configuration that might happen with multiple gases in the area.
So are you gonna do a series where you release one of every element or substance? Do this with Magma or oxygen or oil or all at once. Mix a lava and a crude oil box and put your dupes in a diamond insulated box and let them witness the horror
@@2LegitCity it was worth seeing every second of seeing that explosion. Just seeing the game having to basically content with your genius is hilarious. Like space rain was the kicker for me. What would happen is a meteorite shower it that? My mind is all over the place.
