Liquifying gases

[RTG]

How do you do it? The only way to cool gases lower than ambient temperature is the thermo regulator. Do gaspipes not care about phasechanges to liquid or do i have to push it into a high pressure atmosphere to increase the condensation point to achievable levels or what?

[!?!]

You cool down hydrogen which has a lower condensation temperature than other gases and use that to liquify them.
Aside from thermo regulators, the thermal nullifier found in ice biomes helps getting there.

[Xarian]

1) Cool another gas or liquid to a temperature well-below the condensation point of the gas that you want to liquefy

2) Pipe that gas/liquid into an area containing the gas that you want to liquefy (make sure your pipes aren't made of abyssalite)

3) Condensed gas will drip from the pipes

-- Example: I want to liquefy oxygen

1) Fill a room with hydrogen, and pump it through thermo-regulators until the hydrogen is around -200C

2) Pipe the super-cooled hydrogen into a thermally sealed room containing oxygen

3) Oxygen will cool down and eventually drip from the pipes

[RTG]

Oh of course. Thanks.

[Poulzie]

Just started playing again after a while (stopped right when they released the outbreak update) and i am not sure of what have changed since then but you used to be able to cool a gas below its liquefaction point and it condesated as soon as it left the piping system (gas vent dripping liquid). Did they changed it?

[!?!]

Yes if a something changes state in a pipe, the pipe will break.