TotenKnopfandClaude Opus 5
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v1.0.0 loaded cleanly and did nothing in game. Every vanilla use of NetworkToggle and NetworkToggleReceiver -- all three of them -- sets IncludeInPhysical = false. They are blueprint stat-display plumbing and carry no signal on a real ship, so the receivers always read off, the vent gate stayed open, and radiators behaved exactly as in vanilla. Broadcast 1/0 through NetworkValue and threshold it back into a toggle on the receiving side. That is what the thermal amplification pump uses to drive physical behaviour, and vanilla never sets IncludeInPhysical on it anywhere. Also repoint the radiator's power indicator at the gate, so an auto-idled radiator is visibly idle instead of looking identical to a working one. Tests grow a guard against the blueprint-only types, plus a check that re-verifies that premise against the installed game data so the guard cannot go stale, and a name-collision check against vanilla components. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011oLWY1G6S8U35bi2FxVWni
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49 lines
1.6 KiB
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// ABOUT ME
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// Components merged into base_part_overclock, the shared base for every
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// overclockable part. They form the mod's safety net.
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//
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// Why it exists: the threshold band on the thermal battery is a prediction. It
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// can be wrong -- if the ship generates heat faster than its radiators can
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// clear it, or if heat pipe topology cannot deliver to the batteries quickly
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// enough, heat overflows regardless of what percentage the band is set to.
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//
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// OverflowHeatStorage is the engine's own ground truth for that: heat only ever
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// reaches it when the network has already refused the heat, which is the exact
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// moment the part starts cooking itself. Any part in that state forces every
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// radiator on the network to vent, ignoring the band entirely.
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//
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// The timer holds the signal for a few seconds so a stream of per-tick overflow
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// events becomes one steady "vent now" rather than a flicker.
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//
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// Carried as a NetworkValue rather than a NetworkToggle: vanilla marks every
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// NetworkToggle IncludeInPhysical = false, so they do not carry a signal on a
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// real ship.
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AutoRad_OverflowTimer
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{
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Type = Timer
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Duration = 3
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StartExpired = true
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StartTrigger = OverflowHeatStorage
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ResetTrigger = OverflowHeatStorage
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}
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AutoRad_One { Type = StaticValue; Value = 1 }
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AutoRad_Zero { Type = StaticValue; Value = 0 }
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AutoRad_OverflowValue
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{
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Type = ToggleValueSelector
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Toggle = AutoRad_OverflowTimer
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ToggleOnValue = AutoRad_One
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ToggleOffValue = AutoRad_Zero
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}
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AutoRad_NetworkedForceVent
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{
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Type = NetworkValue
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ValueSource = AutoRad_OverflowValue
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Categories = [ auto_radiator_force_vent ]
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IncludeInBlueprints = false
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}
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