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Airat9000 wrote: you!!! you genius!!! avesome! i am go to test!

jorgenRe wrote:Hey thanks for joining into the ever growing amount of mod developers for Factorio !
May i suggest that you trye and set the liquid from the geothermal well does not change as that is how it works in the real world ?
Atleast i read on this(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geotherma ... ted_States)
How much megawatt some powerplants(Less than 5 and upto 25 Mega Watt) produces so it may give you an idea of how much energy you think would be a reasonable amount, but then of course it is your mod so your decisions !

NimbusIncorporated wrote:Airat9000, Have you tried putting only the zipped mod in your mods directory? In addition, the water spring is quite rare, so needs some searching to find.

ljdp wrote:Airat9000, If springs only appear in desert biomes than it will not work with home world as that spawns sand on every sand tile. I'm not sure if there's a way to set resource priority, so that springs override sand.

Airat9000 wrote:

ljdp wrote:Airat9000, If springs only appear in desert biomes than it will not work with home world as that spawns sand on every sand tile. I'm not sure if there's a way to set resource priority, so that springs override sand.

it would be necessary to solve the problem

--This has to be done for each geothermal spring:
--Also ent is the current geothermal spring you are checking
results = game.surfaces["theUnderground"].find_entities_filtered{area = {{ent.position.x -2, ent.position.y -2}, {ent.position.x +2, ent.position.y +2}}, name = "sand"}
  for d,enti in pairs(results) do
    enti.destroy()
  end

orzelek wrote:I'm assuming that steam engine will work on fluid that has starting and max temperature of 100 - I might be wrong

{
      type = "fluid",
      name = "water",
      amount_min = 12.5,
      amount_max = 12.5,
      probability = 1
}

{
      type = "fluid",
      name = "water",
      temperature = 100,
      amount_min = 12.5,
      amount_max = 12.5,
      probability = 1
}