Not super-smart, but definitely simple.Īlso, try to plan ahead and carefully decide how you dig into gas pockets.Īs soon as you hit the molten biome or space, however, you might wanna start thinking about the complicated solutions again. (Don't forget to set up some wash basins, though.)įor larger amounts of gasses, you can make collecting ponds, in order to prevent them from reaching your airlock in the first place. However, I only do this for the hot and ice biome: For the swamp, I usually just use two doors with two tiles space and air deodorizers in between, works fine for me. Aside from making the game much easier, it also allows for additional creativity. This saves the tedium of healing them and taking care of their needs.
With this activated your Dupes are immune to death and all forms of damage. Not the best way regarding performance, but definitely quick and easy to set up with very few resources. The universal cheat God Mode also makes an appearance in Oxygen Not Included when you hit ALT + F7. Complete with an easy-carry cylinder stand, the Oxyset is ideal for highly-mobile tradespeople or for working in hard-to-reach areas. Thread the humidifier to the silver pipe on the front of the concentrator. At least small amounts of unwanted gas can be kept away that way, as they had to go up AND down in order to reach the other side. If they made other systems more reliable then water locks but not nearly as costly as they currently are in the terms of power or large amount of space some require it would be nice but sadly thats not really in the game yet. The Oxyset is a lightweight, portable welding & brazing system for use with disposable gas cylinders. Remove the bubble humidifier from its packaging, you know, it’s the container with the blue cap Just pour the included purified water into the container and secure the lid. Not a 100% secure solution, but if you want to make it simple, you can also combine two doors, and build a u- or n-formed space in between, without any liquids or certain gasses.
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