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Put simply, its hit with a nice fat randomization, other than that they all have the same numbers as normal LS3 for the most part. If you want the normal math, you'll have to go digging around in the Lua because I don't have a copy of the normal stuff. I did post a thread about my changes to LS3, if you want specifics go there. I'm not sure if that will help you much though.
tl;dr: I won't tell you, and even if I did you wouldn't be able to get an accurate number out of it.
Alternatively, most generators actually tell you how much they're currently outputting, so you could just use that.
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I managed to get the production and usage of all generators, but for some reason water production by water pumps is too high at some multipliers that I consider it isn't actually a multiplier. Is there a precise way to calculate it? or at least may I have a hint?
I managed to get the production and usage of all generators, but for some reason water production by water pumps is too high at some multipliers that I consider it isn't actually a multiplier. Is there a precise way to calculate it? or at least may I have a hint?
As I said, there is no way to get exact values. They are randomized. I've also said that the majority of the generators have a wire output that shows how much they last generated. The best you can do is expect a value in a range of 5% lower to 5% higher than the average value over a period of time.
Because this is related, I'll be making some changes to several generators at the request of Mouldy_Taco. Will post more information when I've actually done the changes.
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As I said, there is no way to get exact values. They are randomized. I've also said that the majority of the generators have a wire output that shows how much they last generated. The best you can do is expect a value in a range of 5% lower to 5% higher than the average value over a period of time.
Because this is related, I'll be making some changes to several generators at the request of Mouldy_Taco. Will post more information when I've actually done the changes.
Yeah, I knew they were randomized. I was saving the lowest production they generate, so I could get resources without running out of what each one needs. Also, thanks for advice, I'll be waiting until you have finished doing the changes.
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tl;dr: I won't tell you, and even if I did you wouldn't be able to get an accurate number out of it.
Alternatively, most generators actually tell you how much they're currently outputting, so you could just use that.
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Because this is related, I'll be making some changes to several generators at the request of Mouldy_Taco. Will post more information when I've actually done the changes.
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