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WarpLover

7 Sep, 2022 @ 1:29pm

Pressurizing An Outpost

I set my atm pressure to 0.3. I put 2 bottles of O2 and 2 bottles of N2 in the rack. The O2 disappeared, the pressure didn't go up, and the outpost has turned into a N2 making factory! I have puled at least 6 bottles of N2 from it. I cannot find a leak anywhere. There is no pressure when I open the doors. I am afraid to waste more O2.
Is this a bug? Has anyone seen anything like this?
I call this a 2X3 structure - 1 lg floor piece and 2 small ones. Not big at all.

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WarpLover

8 Sep, 2022 @ 10:44am

Answering my own post.
The outpost had a front door and back door. The front door was a true double door airlock. The back door was just a single airlock door. Outside the back door I had one extra part that was going to lead to as second building. It was a clear half-hallway piece that showed leakage along one edge. And even though it was outside the airlock, all my O2 was leaking out through that part.

An interesting side note: If you want to make a lot of N2 quickly, leave one piece out of your building for a while and start putting in O2. It will produce a massive amount of N2. That N2 will later help you raise the pressure to 1.0 atm in that once leaky building.

pepe143

9 Oct, 2022 @ 2:30am

The overpressure in the room is flawless. Connect only oxygen barrels. 4x4 - one. 8x8 - two. Then gradually. Nitrogen is not needed.

TKOM: DEMO mission LSM Building

Last edited by pepe143; 9 Oct, 2022 @ 2:43am

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