Butikssida

RimWorld

Alla Diskussioner Skärmbilder Konst Sändningar Filmer Workshop Nyheter Guider Recensioner

RimWorld > Workshop > NECEROSs workshop

99 betyg

Better Zzzt

Beskrivning Diskussioner0 Kommentarer34 Ändringar

Utmärkelse

Mod, 1.0, 1.1, 1.2

Filstorlek

Lades upp

Uppdaterades

4.345 MB

12 jan, 2020 @ 1:46

10 aug, 2020 @ 15:51

4 ändringsnotiser ( visa )

Artiklar som krävs

Denna artikel kräver alla följande artiklar

Harmony

Skapat av

NECEROS
Online

Se alla 719 samlingar skapade av NECEROS och andra personer

13,248	Unika besökare
1,454	Nuvarande abonnemang
265	Nuvarande favoriter

Abonnera för att ladda ner
Better Zzzt

Abonnerar

Avbryt abonnemang

I 1 samling av NECEROS

The NECEROS Collection

58 artiklar

Beskrivning

The Zzzt event will only take 75% of your power, not all of it.

Shout out to SmashPhil for the code guidance!

Github: https://github.com/Neceros/BetterZzzt

Conflicts
If you're using the RT_fuse mod this mod will not function. RT_Fuses uses a destructive prefix and I don't have to time to get into that. It won't break, it just won't save your power.

Now what?

Get help, Ask questions, Give suggestions:

[discord.gg]

Check out some mods:

Help keep our projects going:

[ko-fi.com]

[www.paypal.com]

34 kommentarer

< >

[Br] Nasid 14 sep @ 7:32

1.6

blues 22 jul, 2021 @ 7:20

Since you said it, I had a mod going on for some time about short circuits. It's compatible with RT Fuse, Power Logic and it has bunch of settings to modify the Short Circuit event. For anyone interested: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2322956181

NECEROS [skapare] 20 jul, 2021 @ 19:28

I'm very sorry but I won't be updating my mods to 1.3. I urge anyone to continue mod on their own and provide the link here for people to follow.

Thank you

The Bard of Hearts 20 jul, 2021 @ 18:53

+1 for a 1.3 update!

Logan 3 dec, 2020 @ 23:08

@Jjung Rare to see someone showing initiative, so I'll happily do a "drive by" help. 1.33f means the number 1.33, as a single precision (32bit) "floating point" (how computers store decimal numbers internally). Significantly, this is 4 thirds (4/3).

You correctly identified this as the critical number. The first parameter is "OpCodes.Ldc_R4", which tells the computer to push the operand (1.33f) onto the stack. On the next line, you can see it yields "OpCodes.Div", which is the division operator. To see this as a percent, assume you have 1 already on the stack, as the amount of energy in the battery. So the VM does 1/1.33, which leaves 0.75 on the stack. (Obviously, that number gets scaled by whatever number the battery returned).

Bottom line: If you want to have it only take 25% of your stored energy, change that 1.33f to 4.0f.