RimWorld
Not So Easy Refrigeration
20 comentarii
Commodore Schlippy 16 dec. 2024 la 13:40 
So this basically changes the refrigeration mechanics to be more like real freezing? Love it. Thanks for the mod~
Azuraal  [autor] 19 aug. 2024 la 12:25 
The settings are now added. In the near future I will also add a graph visualising the rot rate factor to the settings page.
Amaychan ♥ 18 aug. 2024 la 8:56 
Oh I see. I just went off of your description of the rot rate. But yeah I have a slight difficulty to see the temp range that's currently used, so an option to change it would be great.
Leaguenet 17 aug. 2024 la 23:33 
As a person who had to maintain a lot of third-party mod patches, totally understand! Thanks for replying!
Azuraal  [autor] 17 aug. 2024 la 13:17 
@Amaychan ♥ A logarithmic function would have the opposite effect. I believe you have an exponential function in mind, and the mod already models rot rate that way. It may be more noticeable on a broader range of temperatures.
Azuraal  [autor] 17 aug. 2024 la 13:08 
@Leaguenet The issue with this suggestion is that I would need to patch buildings, which is not an issue for just vanilla rimworld, but would introduce mod compatibility issues that I just don't want to deal with. I dipped my toes into that with one of my other mods Power Controller, and, well, not again.
Leaguenet 17 aug. 2024 la 7:58 
And to self-insert from my previous request here, maybe an exponential power draw the lower you go? I'd personally keep it that stuff never spoils at liquid nitrogen temperatures, but can your power grid afford to go that low?
Amaychan ♥ 17 aug. 2024 la 7:13 
It was mostly those two, yes.

I would personally use it so the point at which stuff doesn't rot at all is below the lowest temp allowed by the game.

And maybe a form of logarithmic function to the freezing temps?, so lower and lower temps get diminishing returns, if you know what I mean.
Azuraal  [autor] 17 aug. 2024 la 3:56 
@Amaychan ♥ What settings do you have in mind? I'm thinking of an option to adjust the point at which rot halts, and general rot rate modifier, but do you have something else specific in mind?
Amaychan ♥ 16 aug. 2024 la 14:07 
I'd really like to be able to configure this mod. It's all it really needs to be perfect for what it does.
Azuraal  [autor] 17 apr. 2024 la 11:42 
I don't anticipate there would be any incompatibility, just test it.
Azuraal  [autor] 26 ian. 2024 la 9:56 
@contrato laboral qlo malo Yes
Disco 26 ian. 2024 la 9:15 
Safe to add and remove?
Leaguenet 17 febr. 2023 la 13:28 
I love the changes introduced by this mod, but one thing that bothers me is how easy it is to cool stuff in Rimworld. IRL, maintaining a -40C temperature in a room requires A LOT of energy and/or sophisticated tech. In Rimworld it's as easy as turning a thermostat. This is especially true with all the fridges, which require the same amount of power regardless of temperature setting. Would it be possible to add a patch to this mod that similarly exponentially increases energy drain of fridges/coolers based on target temperature (and/or restricts the minimum temperature they can achieve)?
Tagaris 19 mai 2022 la 7:35 
This is a really nice change of pace.
Mlie 18 mai 2022 la 2:26 
Nice mod, the more realism the better :)
csfireworks 23 apr. 2022 la 9:45 
Good mod !!!!!!!!!

I have a suggestion , to make this mod better , in -196 degree or lower , corpses keep fresh like in ancient cryptosleep casket .
Because I want to store fresh corpse in sarcophagus which set in the cold storage to make people sweep the tombs . And corpse addict dig out the graves and put the rot corpse in table is bad .
Wololo 15 apr. 2022 la 16:10 
Oh this is very interesting !

It makes it interesting to build a cold room by playing with rimfridge for example.

Anyway it's a welcome difficulty ! thx !
Azuraal  [autor] 15 apr. 2022 la 6:06 
@ALE199-ITA There is a function in rimworld RotRateAtTemperature that takes temperature, and returns a number between 0 and 1. If the temperature is greater than 10C, it returns 1, if lower than 0, returns 0, and if in refrigeration range it returns a value from a linear function.

I'm using harmony to postfix override the function's result, if it's lower than -20, it returns 0.01, if greater than 10, returns 1, if between -20 and 10, it returns the value of the exponential function.
ALE199 15 apr. 2022 la 5:46 
wait how does this work?