I see, I see. Thank you, your explanation helped me understand the mechanics even if visually it's counterintuitive. What I'm understanding is that heat and temperature are separate even if they are connected and that's where my confusion was coming from. This does lead me to another question about ...

So maybe I was misunderstanding something, are you saying that if you power a reactor once to above 506c and the surrounding pipes to over 500c, they stay that "hot" in the temperature display regardless of how long the reactor has been without fuel and not be that hot enough operate exchangers? If ...

If I'm understanding heat exchangers correctly, they operate when the heat pipe next to them is over 500c right? As you can see in the screenshot, that isn't happening. All the pipes are reading the same temperature but all heat exchangers after the first one in the stack aren't working due to "low ...

Hello, I encountered a bug with the temperature not updating on the UI or for circuits while building a nuclear reactor. I took some screenshots and put them together to show the issue. The reactor is powered down but is 'stuck' a bit above 500 degrees. All the connected heat pipes are 'stuck' as ...