I did some remodeling on my ship and I somehow ruined K-Leg

[MayorMcWeed]

Yeah, title. Added some more room to my ship and apparently caused the heat death of my ship and k-leg. My ship was depressurized for awhile, but the airlock should have kept k-leg safe, I would assume. After I patched things up and re-pressurized everything, the heater ain't heating my ship up anymore and even k-leg is very cold, well the port area is. Anyway, could my heater be blocked? Or not enough to heat up my now slightly larger ship?

[tritton82]

You need atmo to heat, and to get atmo it needs heat to pressurize. Buy and bash open an O2 canister to Jumpstart the process.

[Bystandard]

I tried to repair my airlock while docked at Kleg but hit remove by accident.

[MayorMcWeed]

Początkowo opublikowane przez tritton82:

You need atmo to heat, and to get atmo it needs heat to pressurize. Buy and bash open an O2 canister to Jumpstart the process.

Oh I was fully pressurized and atmosphered up and had my heater running with my cooler off, went to sleep in my room on K-leg for 6 hours and came back to it still freezing cold, so I just went back like 6 saves and did the remodeling over again attached to a derelict and so far I've had no problems

[Kianykin]

i forced open the airlock to the station so i could get free air while i worked on repairing things in my ships, i then decided to modify so i removed a wall and vented all of kleg before i realized what i had done

[Lemures]

*joins the line for *

I ruined K-Leg that one time... or twice

[Pelgrie]

That's nothing, back in update 12 or 13 before K-Leg had maintenance techs running all over the place there were several times when I was docked at the station welding more chunks of derelicts onto my ship only to have some half asleep, drunk ass hauler slam into the station at speed, not only punching a hole in my ship, but the port as well. Now my ship I can understand, is was after all a heavily modified flying chair, but you would think that breaking the port to the point that all the atmosphere vented killed everyone aboard would have been a big no-no. And since there were no repair technicians in their fancy grey EVA suits yet, guess whose job it was to fix it all. That's right it was mine, and I had to use spare resources from my own ship to do it as well. Now the spare aluminum, carbon fiber, and mech parts were fine, I had those in largeish quantities, but repressurizing the entire station? That took quite the effort and several loads of N2 tanks to do. To top it off I wasn't even rewarded for my efforts. Sure, the legal salvage from the dearly departed was a small recompense, but twenty or so pressure suits won't cover the cost of refilling O2 and N2 canisters three to four times.