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More Worlds Challenge (DEPRECATED)

what you need is a gas cracker.... ie: very much like a furnace.. a second item called a gas separation column, and a third item called a gas discharge concentrator.... the rest we already have.

the item should be a tube about 20 feet high with siphning vents at each foot to simulate gas column separations. each should in effect be its own atmospheric gas filter. concentrations should be on par with specific gravity of the gas. you could use it like a furnace with muiple outputs and two inputs. one for the suspension medium, like oxygen or co2. and this would be at the reactive temperature for the process. and the nitrogen you can use to flush the system out inertly. you could also maintain various safety checks on the outputs to make sure they dont exceed the flash point temp and mixture concentrations.you could use the heat exchange to concentrate the end result. and pump the chemicals into sealed high pressure containers... such as liquid for liquid hydrocarbons. and gas for the high end gas off products.

What good would that do? :) you can do it is you want. plastics should have a non simple approach in my view its not silicon...its not even hydrogen, its a long chain hydrocarbon. you dont get hydrocarbon out of a printer. :) if so we wouldn't need gas pumps and 7 dollar a gallon costs. :) anyways having a methane rich atmosphere is titan makes for an idea cracking station... so many hydrocarbons start as simple chained hydrocarbons that are cracked(rapid heating) and slowly gassed off. certain acids mixed and you get more complicated polyfibres...md other space age materials. co2 substrates as in super critical fluids for the production of exotic metallic alloys. id think you might need more metals like beryllium lithium and calcium... anyways i just wish it was a bit more complex lol.

I hope you've added this comment to the suggestions in stationeers discord. I can port it over for you if you want.

first of all, I don't really have guests on the pc or run a server so it would never come up for me as far as constancy. I just find the wrecks in game by enabling the wrecks option, naturallty the item is random... sometimes it shows. also i tend to use the more extreme variants such as continuous storm. This game most definally needs more wrecks, however it is sad they might remove it in favor of optimizing. id actually prefer the wrecks if they can just make a load thats up to date i think the consistancy thing would be solved. id also like to see devices that do mechanical things such as rotating motors and such...gas separations via gravity colum is a common practice in refinerys... they should model this. you could use for example a cooling tower to remove x and keep the hydrogen simply by cooling it under pressure. some ideas.

For clarification, @wildsoft, how are you implementing the wreck? Is this played on Loulan? or custom worlds where you add in the Loulan wreckages?

When I deprecate a mod, I purposefully do not delete it from Steam. The worst I would do is upload an empty mod folder if the mod is problematic. The reason I do this is that I have known deleted mods to cause problems (corruptions) to players who have subscribed to a mod that is missing. Fortunately for me, I caught on to this type of corruption very early when I was just getting started with modding.

May I ask how exactly do you implement this mod? The main reason I deprecated this was issues with having duplicate or inconsistent start conditions (e.g. what guests start with is different than what the host starts with).

However, it should be noted that THIS mod was created long before the developers added in the in-game custom world option. This in mind, it may be worth reinstating some of these deprecated mods to allow players to create their own custom worlds while implementing these start-only mods.

Let me know your opinion! Would love to hear back. Thanks!

even if, depreciated.... im playing downgraded Stationeers..

its really wonderful addition.... even as a wreck it has saved my "hiney" many occasions.