New LARrE is better than old LARrE | Stationeers Venus Solo

[@Alturixs]

HAHAHA "I don't mind that stuff is breaking around me" Splitsie, the millisecond after you said that Pipes and unit go BOOM, Right in front of you as if you gave it permission to explode. THAT was 1 of the best moments i have seen by far.

[@MrBarryyoung]

"I don't mind that stuff is breaking around me" Splitsie 2024

[@MrThonkan]

Hahaha. Love it!

[@christopherrenn8137]

i have to clean off my monitor now because of this start. I literally spit out my drink laughing my butt off. My sides are hurting because thats legit karma moment. He left the unit on, which is what caused it.. but the timing of it.. omg.

[@WarGiver]

Splitsie: "I figured out Larrie" Stationeers devs: "Okay he got it, push the patch so he has to start over"

[@jasonwright8546]

"I don't mind that stuff is breaking around me." KABOOOOM!!!! That was the most Stationeers of all things Stationeers hahahaha!

[@PiroteusGaming]

8:35 FUUUUUUN :D that was just perfect!

[@echomande4395]

Those new Larre options do open up possibilities. Imagine a chute network allowing you to deposit bottles in various parts of the base. At the chutes' exit there is a Larre that puts the bottles in an emptier and then into a filler before dropping them off in a bottle storage. Now imagine building and programming it. And speaking of automated manufacturing, imagine a Larre keeping one or more manufacturing machines stocked with metals etc.

[@SinnerD2010]

I don't mind things breaking around me..." BOOOM! 🤣

[@stripedcollar335]

8:34 @Splitsie, this is the kind of moment that brings me back to my original hypothesis; your acting skills are equal to or greater than your inherent luck. 😂 I believe you when you say these moments are unscripted. I also believe that God finds this sort of thing as hilarious as the rest of us. Never change, brother. You are the undisputed king of "oh, crap! How did that happen?'"

[@gum__]

"But there are a couple more pressing concerns that need to be handled before then" * *chaos ensues* * lol 😆

[@MMuraseofSandvich]

Splitsie: _starts refilling CO2 bottle_ Me: Ohh, don't forget that Splits... Splitsie: _reassembles wall_ Me: He forgot, didn't he? Splitsie: "I don't mind it when things break--" CO2 bottle: _BLAMMO_ And that's why I sub to both channels. 🤣 Never change, Splitsie.

[@ColinRichardson]

I was so nervous that you had set to pressurise that canister, and then walked away.. But then you started putting the walls up and I was like.. OH, I thought he turned the filter on, I guess I was wrong... And then BOOM... Nope, I was right, and I was correct is having my nervousness..

[@streetwind.]

A (probable) explanation for how you managed to supercool your water and thus wreck your CO2 coolant pipe: You already identified correctly that it was the setting of the evaporation chambers, and here's why: the game uses the Armstrong limit of 6.3 kPa as the cutoff for the transition from liquid to solid. No liquid ever has less than 6.3 kPA of vapour pressure, period. Therefore, if your evaporation chamber is set to maintain 6 kPA or less, the liquid in it will continue to evaporate _regardless_ of temperature! And since evaporation costs energy, it will continue to cool down. As long as it doesn't freeze, it will go all the way towards zero Kelvin. So why did the water not freeze? ...Beats me, honestly. The pipes were probably safe because the loop had so little water in it that the evaporation chamber managed to ingest it all, so the pipes never had enough water in them to form an ice ball. And the phase change devices are one of the few devices in the game totally immune to damage by freezing. I would still have expected the system to lock up just below 0°C, and for some reason it did not... yeah. No clue! :) Moral of the story: never set an evaporation chamber to less than 7 kPa.

[@UnderFlow86]

thats one of the best explanations on how the game phase change stuff works. Thank you.

[@eriklindloff3818]

The pipes a paid actors.

[@Erkekjetter.Vladislav]

What an EXPLOSIVE start of the stream!

[@barmetler]

The comedic timing 8:30 XDDD

[@rcrawford42]

Use a pressure regulator to fill tanks rather than a volume pump. Slower, but safer. Or use logic or an IC to turn off the pump when the tank gets to the target pressure.

[@travispluid3603]

If you notice, he doesn't use a Volume Pump. He uses a Filtration Unit.

[@Patrick1985McMahon]

When you have a canister connected directly to the output of a unregulated filter it was bound to go boom!!. next time filter to a big tank and set it to auto turn on the filter when PSI is under a set amount then use a presure regulator to fill a canister filler. a chip in the filter can see the psi of the output line. safty is simple but often ignored. I'm amazed that didn't blow up on you sooner. I have been thinking that was going to blow for months.

[@kelemvour]

The Splitsie thinking the logic is sound is a frightening scary thing!! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rickytrint1484]

I had to keep on watching the part where everything goes Boom and breaks when you said he is ok with things breaking, seen it part of the game. lol

[@shadowdrake082]

Hard to see but it looked like it broke because your co2 got cold enough to condense. I guess the ac at one point needed to heat something and it cooled the co2 enough to break it. I dont get how the devs made it choose a random pipe in the network to sustain the damage and break. Thats just really weird how you keep somehow having the acs break your things like that.

[@Izlagor]

you should have a service loop for larre, and a maintenance loop, basically cut the full loop short of stations 1 and 20 for service and 20-1 being the maintenance loop section so you could then have multiple larre's running the service loop and they only move to the maintenance loop to empty and refill hoppers with a check at station 19. N/M i commented before watching the full process you created for larre, i see you fully automated the process around the single loop design.

[@AdmSten]

Speaking of those Dad moments, my first son got me that way, sitting on my shoulders looking over my head. In public, on a 4 hour ferry transfer 😅 delightful, realy. Btw, though I rarely comment, I'm really enjoying your content, especially your tone, attitude and overal format (kinda zen-like, in all good ways, compared to what said son likes to watch nowadays)

[@Flipsie]

Oof, that's a long time to smell of vomit 🤢 I'm glad you're enjoying it, I've never been able to handle those screaming people either ,😂

[@tannky93]

why not put a pressure regulator at 18Mpa on the inlet to the triple pipe going to the bottles and set the pressure on the IC in the filter to be near max pipe pressure will result in not blowing up bottles and a result in a quicker filling of the bottles? Also lmao at the timing of that explosion was just perfect!

[@dacoz]

only at 2h18m so i'm not sure if you solved this yet because sometimes you will be waiting for the plants to grow, there will be times when you skip the harvesting actions and therefore don't want to plant. so after the harvesting branch jump, I would do a branch jump for planting, that way it doesn't try to plant where you already have a (not fully grown) plant.

[@dacoz]

and of course 5 min after I posted my comment you addressed the issue. This is the problem with live commenting.

[@AsilarWindsailor]

Those Smart Canisters remind me of the ones in Monsters Inc that they store scream and laugh energy in. I wonder if they were the inspiration?

[@Flipsie]

You're so right, they look just like them, though I guess the monsters inc ones are probably modelled off some IRL thing as well?

[@HeruKane]

OMG the 8minute mark. You couldn't have timed that if you tried hahahahahahaha OMG that is amazing!

[@RogueMandoGaming]

Splitsie... did you not have a pressure regulator on the bottle filler? I'm brand new to stationeers and even I know to use a regulator to avoid explosions, but also can we just appreciate that timing

[@Juice-ud9wz]

Could have been worse I suppose, the robot could have tried to end you😅

[@Rikard_Nilsson]

couldn't you use those corner piece walls you used for the basement stairs to make a pillar? making the grow lights look supported?

[@Flipsie]

Nope, since those can only be placed at the large cube edges 😔

[@TheBrookemarley]

What seed are you using, can you make script for darga fern that doesnt have seed?

[@Flipsie]

The script I made should work with or without seeds as it is intended to work with switch grass as well 🙂

[@MrThonkan]

Hahahaha

[@davidlamberty4849]

ha ha ha, dawn is tuff on greece, ha ha ha.

[@mr.saxton5967]

Something I've learned as of recent is that you should include comments in your IC code to make it much easier on the human to figure out what the code is doing. IE: //loop end, //tells the IC what the alies of the device connects to XYZ in the code. Stuff like these comments are fantastic for debugging