Humidity
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Moisture Layer/Humidity - New Grid
Characteristics:
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There would be a new display activated by Shift+2.
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It would be an intensity display like heat display, but with tan and blue.
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The more humidity in an area, the bluer it shows on the display, and vice versa.
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This layer could be enabled/disabled by a new button in the top right toolbar with the letter “H”.
Properties:
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If there is high humidity in an area, fires are harder to burn.
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If there is also high humidity, boiling water produces more WTRV.
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If there is high humidity, heat transfers to the air faster.
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If there is low humidity, fires burn better.
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If there is low humidity, boiling water produces less WTRV.
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If there is low humidity, heat transfers to the air slower.
Uses:
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More realistic environments
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Could definitely be interesting! How would you change humidity though? Would there be tools for it (like there are for air pressure), or would it be raised/lowered by reactions? I could see a very dry SPNG absorbing a bit of humidity from the air if it were high enough, or warm/boiling WATR increasing it
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Update:
The humidity level can be seen in the debug HUD, and it will have a range of 0% to 100%.
The humidity can be changed by tools that could increase/decrease it (HUM+, HUM-), or by adding WTRV, FOG, or any type of water to an area.
Dry SPNG or GEL can decrease humidity (it will absorb water as a result), or very cold surfaces can cause humidity to precipitate into WATR (it will also decrease humidity).
Display colors: 0% humidity (efe0aa), 100% humidity (3366ff)
The default humidity is 25%.
Edited 3 times by Fusionftw. Last: 31st May 2019
