TotenKnopfandClaude Fable 5
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ON vents constantly (vanilla). OFF banks heat and vents only when the network is nearly full. The gate is now PowerToggle OR MustVent. The launcher's thermal-ammo broadcast is gone: it did not follow the ammo selection live, and the switch states the player's intent directly. Only the radiator is patched now. New test_gate_is_power_or_must_vent pins the semantics. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011oLWY1G6S8U35bi2FxVWni
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118 lines
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// ABOUT ME
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// Manifest and patch list for "Auto Radiator".
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//
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// What it does: radiators stop dumping heat that the ship still wants. Thermal
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// Canister Missiles are built from the ship's own heat, so a radiator running
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// flat out is competing with the launchers for ammunition -- in vanilla they
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// pull from the same pool, with the same Mode, in the same category, and
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// Data/ships/priorities.rules defines no ordering between them.
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//
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// The patches below add components to one vanilla part, the radiator, and
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// repoint its heat dissipation, steam plume, dissipation readout and power
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// indicator from the raw PowerToggle to the AutoPowerToggle gate defined in
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// components/radiator_auto.rules. The radiator's own on/off switch picks the
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// mode: ON vents constantly (vanilla), OFF banks heat and vents only when the
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// network is nearly full.
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//
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// The radiator measures the heat network's remaining room itself, so no other
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// part is patched. Idling requires positive evidence of headroom; anything
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// missing or unmeasurable results in venting.
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//
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// Nothing here changes a stat or a number. It only changes when radiators run.
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ID = ganter.auto_radiator
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Name = "Auto Radiator"
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Version = 4.0.0
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CompatibleGameVersions = ["0.30.4c", "0.30.4"]
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ModifiesGameplay = true
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Author = "Tobias Ganter"
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Description = "Radiators switched OFF bank heat and vent only when the ship's heat storage is nearly full.\n\n"\
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"Thermal Canister Missiles are built from your ship's own heat, and in vanilla "\
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"your radiators compete with your launchers for it. With this mod the radiator's "\
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"on/off switch picks a mode:\n\n"\
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"- ON: vanilla. Vents constantly, the heat is gone.\n\n"\
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"- OFF: banks heat as a deep missile reserve. The radiator idles while the heat "\
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"network has room and vents as it approaches full, so the ship never overflows "\
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"heat onto its own parts. An OFF radiator also frees its crew.\n\n"\
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"- Fail-safe: idling requires measured headroom on the network. If that runs low, "\
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"or cannot be measured at all, radiators vent."
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Actions
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[
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// --- Receiver ---------------------------------------------------------
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{
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Action = AddBase
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AddBaseTo = "<ships/terran/radiator/radiator.rules>/Part/Components"
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BaseToAdd = &<components/radiator_auto.rules>
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}
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// --- Attach the radiator's network reader ----------------------------
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//
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// A network component only reaches the network if a route leads to it. The
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// radiator's ports anchor on NetworkedHeatBuffer, and its existing Router
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// bridges that anchor to the other network components -- which is how
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// vanilla's own NetworkedThermalDissipationLoadValue gets connected.
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// Without this entry the reader is inert, reads 0, and the radiator vents
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// permanently.
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{
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Action = AddMany
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AddTo = "<ships/terran/radiator/radiator.rules>/Part/Components/Router/RouteGenerators/0/Routes"
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ManyToAdd
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[
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[NetworkedHeatBuffer, AutoRad_NetworkSpace, 0]
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]
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}
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// --- Rewire the radiator ---------------------------------------------
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//
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// The radiator's dissipation is gated on PowerToggle directly, not on its
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// IsOperational toggle, so each of these three components is repointed at
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// the new gate. IsOperational and CommandConsumer are deliberately left
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// alone: an idling radiator still holds its command points, because it is
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// still assigned and will resume without player input.
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// The actual heat removal.
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{
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Action = Overrides
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OverrideIn = "<ships/terran/radiator/radiator.rules>/Part/Components/HeatDissipationConverter"
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Overrides
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{
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OperationalToggle = AutoPowerToggle
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}
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}
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// The steam plume, so an idling radiator looks idle.
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{
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Action = Overrides
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OverrideIn = "<ships/terran/radiator/radiator.rules>/Part/Components/SteamEffects"
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Overrides
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{
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OperationalToggle = AutoPowerToggle
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}
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}
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// The dissipation value that drives the glow and the network load readout.
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{
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Action = Overrides
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OverrideIn = "<ships/terran/radiator/radiator.rules>/Part/Components/DissipationSmoothingTargetValue"
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Overrides
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{
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Toggle = AutoPowerToggle
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}
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}
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// The "powered off" indicator icon, so an idling radiator is visibly idle
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// rather than looking identical to a working one. Without this the only cue
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// that the mod is doing anything is the absence of the steam plume.
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{
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Action = Overrides
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OverrideIn = "<ships/terran/radiator/radiator.rules>/Part/Components/Indicators/Indicators/0"
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Overrides
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{
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Toggle = AutoPowerToggle
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}
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}
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]
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