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- Does the stock of ice in the Inventory change?
- Is the oxygen generator on?
- Are all conveyor connections between the hydrogen tank and the generator in place?
- Are hydrogen engines activated (they eat your hydrogen very effectively) ?
- Are there oxygen tanks and are they filled up in parallel?
If you are actively using your ship and it is flying, depending on how many generators you have, the production may not be able to cover the consumption.
(If the base has hydrogen tanks with content ;-))
Connect your ship to the base (connector to connector = press "P" to couple/uncouple)
Select all hydrogen tanks of the ship and switch on "Stockpile" via the control panel. To fly, switch "Stockpile" off again!
Edit:
- Side Note -
In case of: Small Grid oxygen generators produce much less effectively than normal sized grid do
Have seen people mention hooking it up to the base and using stockpile. I set stockpile on to see if the tank filled from the internal generator. Doesn't seem to be filling but not going down either. thanx!!!
"I can't be sure about since they're inside the ship."
In general, the easiest way to check the connection between inventories is to manually try to move materials from various other compatible inventories.
Note:
Some larger materials, such as steel plates, are not transported by conveyor belts on small grids. There are also "big" conveyors in the Small Grid category (look like the normal conveyor of the big grids.
How can you tell if they get filled?
(Generally valid) for tanks or generators)
You can select them via the control panel and see the status in the lower right corner of the further information. There you can clearly see whether the tank or a generator is actually working or being filled.
Edit:
There is no difference in Space Engineers between oxygen - or hydrogen generators. They can do both.
You can, for example, add an "exclusive" generator to certain tanks that are not connected to the conveyor network, or make your own rules by using conveyor sorters (black- or whitelisting). So the H2/O2 Generator can fill ur H2 Tanks first!
Alternative: If you need hydrogen with priority, switch off the oxygen tanks. The cockpit will provide enough oxygen for you for a certain time.
I know the feeling. Started playing again after 5yrs. So frustrating. And that's what I'm loving about the game, that "eureka" moment when you get something to work