heat pipe
edit like 6 months later:
i was having a bad day sorry for me being impolite

Originally posted by unmerry emmacatbeancat84:

heat pipe you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dumbass

this wasnt the best said, however you can also use the one way fluid pipes
please try to be a little kinder

Originally posted by Raven_Nightingale:

Originally posted by unmerry emmacatbeancat84:

heat pipe you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dumbass

this wasnt the best said, however you can also use the one way fluid pipes
please try to be a little kinder

you are a saint

very welcome :)

Originally posted by Raven_Nightingale:

Originally posted by unmerry emmacatbeancat84:

heat pipe you ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dumbass

this wasnt the best said, however you can also use the one way fluid pipes
please try to be a little kinder

It doesn't work for me, I might be doing it wrong though as all I'm doing is putting the pump into the ocean then plugging it in, I might be using it wrong.

sorry i didnt reply to this earlyer! im so sorry, i didnt realise this had another comment.
best advice i can give is to ensure the pointy part of the pump is in the water as far as possible

remember the fluid pipes are one way, so make sure youre traversing the pipe from the pump directly to the cooling tower

i put all of the wires together and it still didnt work, is there even a point tot the cooling tower?

Originally posted by Billy-T-Bone:

i put all of the wires together and it still didnt work, is there even a point tot the cooling tower?

there is a point, i promise however there is possibly a problem with the cooling loops

i havnt tested it personally so i dont know the full extent to this
IF there is a problem

so what ive learned is, the water needs to be warm in order for the boiler to work, 100C (212F) since thats where water boils. good luck. i also have a thing made to help
:/steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2919694278

Originally posted by wild540throne:

so what ive learned is, the water needs to be warm in order for the boiler to work, 100C (212F) since thats where water boils. good luck. i also have a thing made to help
:/steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2919694278

How do you get the water into the Liquid replicator

Originally posted by Doofus Dough:

Originally posted by wild540throne:

so what ive learned is, the water needs to be warm in order for the boiler to work, 100C (212F) since thats where water boils. good luck. i also have a thing made to help
:/steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2919694278

How do you get the water into the Liquid replicator

using either the IV line or one way fluid pipes

all it takes is a little, then press F on the replicator to turn it on
and it should start filling

one way fluid pipe

boiler red port to turbine red port turbine blue port to tower red port tower blue port to boiler red port water to dark blue port a little of water in boiler blue port and heat the boiler