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== Conclusion ==
== Conclusion ==
*Uranium cells:
*Uranium cells:
**h = 2 * c * (1 + floor(c / 2) + n) * (2 + floor(c / 2) + n)
**Basic Formulas:
**e = 5 * c * (1 + floor(c / 2) + n)
***h = 2 * c * (1 + floor(c / 2) + n) * (2 + floor(c / 2) + n)
***e = 5 * c * (1 + floor(c / 2) + n)


** Single uranium cell: (n / h / e)
**Single uranium cell: (n / h / e)
***0 /  4 /  5
***0 /  4 /  5
***1 / 12 / 10
***1 / 12 / 10

Revision as of 16:56, 21 September 2012

Uranium physics in 1.106+[edit]

Used variables:

  • n: Nearby uranium cells
  • p: Amount of pulses this reactor tick
  • h: Heat produced this reactor tick
  • e: Energy produced this reactor tick
  • c: Amount of cells in this item

A uranium cell will always pulse once plus the amount of cells that are directly adjacent (and contain uranium):

  • p = 1 + n

Addition: To compensate dual and quad cells you should use:

  • p = 1 + floor(c / 2) + n

A uranium cell will always create heat and energy based on how often it ticks per reactor tick:

  • h = 2 * p * (p + 1)
  • e = 5 * p

Addition: To compensate dual and quad cells you should use:

  • h = 2 * c * p * (p + 1)
  • e = 5 * c * p

Coolant physics in 1.106+[edit]

Coming soon...

Heat switch physics in 1.106+[edit]

Coming soon...

Heat vent physics in 1.106+[edit]

Coming soon...

Conclusion[edit]

  • Uranium cells:
    • Basic Formulas:
      • h = 2 * c * (1 + floor(c / 2) + n) * (2 + floor(c / 2) + n)
      • e = 5 * c * (1 + floor(c / 2) + n)
    • Single uranium cell: (n / h / e)
      • 0 / 4 / 5
      • 1 / 12 / 10
      • 2 / 24 / 15
      • 3 / 40 / 20
      • 4 / 60 / 25
    • Dual uranium cell: (n / h / e)
      • 0 / 24 / 20
      • 1 / 48 / 30
      • 2 / 80 / 40
      • 3 / 120 / 50
      • 4 / 168 / 60
    • Quad uranium cell: (n / h / e)
      • 0 / 96 / 60
      • 1 / 160 / 80
      • 2 / 240 / 100
      • 3 / 336 / 120
      • 4 / 448 / 140


If you need help with reactor calculation, don't understand parts of this formula or find a mistake, please contact me.