Atmospheric chemistry
Gas reactions in the atmospheres of celestial bodies.
Every 20 ticks, each landable body with an atmosphere applies every row in table order, each at most once. A row reacts when the atmosphere holds every input gas at 64 \times its amount mB or more; it then removes 64 \times each input amount and adds 64 \times the output amount. Only gaseous fluids are exchanged. Recipe viewers list the rows as Atmospheric Chemistry.
Fields
| Field | Meaning and default | Range |
|---|---|---|
type | Selects the hbmspace:atmosphere recipe format. | |
nameOptional | Internal lookup name; defaults to the last segment of the recipe resource path. | |
orderOptional | Sort position within the recipe table; lower values first, default 2147483647. | \texttt{i32} |
input_fluids | At least one input gas. | |
output_fluids | Exactly one output gas. |
A row without inputs or with another number of outputs fails to load. duration, power, item fields and fluid pressure are ignored.
Example
Source path: data/hbmspace/recipe/atmosphere/atmo.lithcarbonate.json
{
"type": "hbmspace:atmosphere",
"input_fluids": [
{
"type": "hbmspace:lithydro",
"amount": 16000
},
{
"type": "hbmspace:dunaair",
"amount": 256000
}
],
"order": 0,
"output_fluids": [
{
"type": "hbmspace:lithcarbonate",
"amount": 32000
}
]
}Vacuum Solderer
Solders wafers and circuit parts in a near vacuum.
Space fluids
Space fluids, fluid traits and patches of NTM fluids.
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