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From an engineering perspective if it doesnt make sense to incorporate that change, no worries. It will still be my go to tanker.
Off topic, I love your builds. The functionality of them is unparalleled.
Career mode issue. Can they simply be bypassed? Or do they need to be replaced by something else?
like as cheap as you possibly can
Feels like i'm better off not doing liquids because of how slow the pump out / in is (Mainly pump out).
otherwise its a really good ship enjoy using it and the container version.
great ship!
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3052454994
1) You have an air line and a liquid line fed by pumps that are always on when running
2) Make a microcontroller that blinks two valves a liquid valve with .1 second blink and a .2 second off time which goes directly to liquid valve and a not gate going to the air valve
3) Cold
I have a little demonstration setup on the workshop named the solution to cooling or something along those lines