VIBR heat bypasses INSL?
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I was playing around with a system for a BVBR generator, when I noticed that many components of my build had started to melt. After eliminating every factor except for the INSL, the BVBR and the TTAN, I consistantly noticed that whenever the BVBR was heating up, the heat was transfering through the INSL like it wasn't even there, and melting the material beneath.
If this is intended behavior, then disregard this; though I would be interested in knowing why it happens. -
Sounds like a bug to me. I would understand if it caught on fire, but transfering heat is supposed to be something that INSL does not do. But if you could give us an example of the bug, that would be appreciated that way we can actually see the bug happen.
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Hmm. forgot about ambient heat. Try turning off ambient heat and run the simulation again.
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It is indeed a glitch.
When VIBR is flashing, it disperses heat right through INSL. I made a private save to demonstrate.
1279757View Save 1279757(ambient heat was off)Edited once by Oats. Last: 7th Aug 2013 -
it picks a random particle to try to give heat to with:
int random = rand();
rx = random%7-3;
ry = (random>>3)%7-3;
so it is a two pixel radius, and it doesn't check for an INSL in the middle. Normal heat conduction only checks one pixel away so never has this problem. I can fix it if people care, not sure if it's that important to add an extra check though -
* MrCyberdragon does not care
* MrCyberdragon keeps heat on anyways
