How about to just calculate fuel% as real fuel/potential fuel, including depleted rods?
#Make every fuel rod run out at the same time
limber urchin
summer warren
Nah. Too simple.
crystal venture
To workaround this I've setup a terminal with multiple functions for the crew. One of which being fuel gauge calibration. The fuel gauge at it's core is simply dividing the total amount of fuel in the reactor by the number of rods.
If the fuel percentage exceeds 100% alert the captain in whatever way. The captain can then ask how many rods are in the reactor, or tell the crew to check. Then, the crew or captain can access the terminal to specify the number of rods you're using to obtain the correct average.
edgy fiber
I prefer them to run out at different times. It means I can choose to stagger rods if I want
fixing the circuit issue with circuit logic makes more sense
summer warren
fixing the circuit issue with circuit logic makes more sense
You can't fix it though.
edgy fiber
You can't fix it though.
I'm saying game changes wise
this is an issue with not being able to get the right info. So it should be fixed by being able to get the right info
(or hard coding like most of the rest of us do, but thats a workaround)
summer warren
The issue is not real anyway. People keep complaining that the % number jumps up with their normalized % display, but it has no real "problem". Honestly this was just a silly idea.
edgy fiber
The issue is not real anyway. People keep complaining that the % number jumps up...
I mean its very very low priority. But it is unituitive
its labelled "fuel %" not like "fissible material" or something
but then an empty fuel rod is still IN the reactor, so it doesn't really work as fuel% either