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User:Boompa

2021-01-13T01:40:41Z

Boompa: /* Necklace */

=== Website links ===

* [[Guild:Amigos#Current_Project_-_25_Raeli_Ovens-_warehouses_at_Purple_cp_620.2C_-1702|Amigos research]]
* [[Plants]]
* [https://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/calendar.asp Calendar]
* [[User:Boompa/GearBoxDesign]]
* [[Toxin_Kitchen]]
* [[Crossbreeding_and_Hints]]
* Experience table [[User:Malarquay|Malarquay's page]]
* [[Arthropodology|Arthropodology page]]
* [[Insects|Insects page]]
* [[Chapter_2_-_A_Tempest_Takes_Its_Toll/List_camps/#Augustin_and_Axel|Camp list]]
* [[Creamery]]
* [[Cheese]]
* [[Vegetable]]
* [[User:Augir/Paint_Recipes]]
* [[Specializations]]
* [[Papyrus_Tank]]
* [[Test_of_Octec%27s_Ghost]]
* [[Halloween_Sculpture_Event]]
* [http://julianatdeltona.com/atitd/astro.aspx Alignment page]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3U7Q6DaMyNI Daniel's Alloy video]
* [[User:Boompa/archives]]
* [[User:Clyde]]

== Necklace ==

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||Pink||N||N||N||N||N||N||N
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||Aqua||N||Y||-||-||-||-||-
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||White||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
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||Black||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
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!3
!4
|-
||Pink||-||-||-||-
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||Beige||-||-||-||-
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||Smoke||-||-||-||-
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||Aqua||N||N||N||N
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||White||N||-||-||-
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||Black||-||-||-||-
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||Coral||N||N||N||N
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|}
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Large pearls
|-
!Color
!1
!2
|-
||Pink||-||-
|-
||Beige||-||-
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||Smoke||-||-
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||Aqua||-||-
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||White||-||-
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||Black||-||-
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||Coral||-||-
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== Glazier's Bench ==

Soda bench at BBCakes compound

* Add 2 cc. Allow the temperature to tic up once add 2 cc more (repeat for 5 times for a total of 10cc). (Should test with 4 sets of 8cc.)
* Once above 3200 melt 1 lime/2 soda/10 sand
* Once below 2400 degrees select item, keep temp above 1600 degrees
* This bench drop 170 degrees at a time (170 down)
* Adding cc seems to be more versatile.
** You can add 2 cc and increase temp by 60 degrees over 5 tics.
** You can add 6 cc and increase temp by 174 degrees over 5 tics.
** You can add 12 cc and increase temp by 348 degrees over 5 tics.
** Do not add additional cc until degrees start to tic down.
** No major temperature jumps observed when adding cc.

=== Metal Treatment ===

Cobalt - Hard/Stainless: Coal 90 seconds; Gravel 7 seconds
=== Beer ===
* [[Beer]]
* [[Beer_Brewing_Automation]]
* [https://www.atitd.org/wiki/tale7/Guides/Yeast_Testing Yeast Testing]
* [https://atitd.sharpnetwork.net/beer/ Beer DataBase]

Location: Koptos - 930, -1790
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Time left !! Time !! Amount
|-
|1200 || Honey || 130
|-
|12 || Raw Wheat || 30
|-
|}

Automation settings
{| class="wikitable"
! Ingredient !! Quantity !! After Secs.
|-
|Honey || 130 || 100
|-
|Raw Wheat || 30 || 0
|-
|}
Schedule Seal time = 2300

=== Distaff ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Source !! Output
|-
| 1 Tow || 3 Twine
|-
| 5 Twine || 1 Rope
|-
| 1 Lint || 15 Thread
|}

=== Fire Pit ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Items !! Wood !! Dried Flax !! Stoke Time !! Yield
|-
|Count || 200 || 100 || 20 mins (rl) || 40cc - 19 Ash
|}

* Smoldering cool downs may deviate yields

=== Farming ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Flax - Grass
|-
! Item !! Water !! Weed !! Yield !! Seeding
|-
| Jacob's field || N/A || 6 || 3 flax || 5 + original
|-
| Nile Green || Example || Example || Example || Example
|-
| Old Egypt || N/A || 2 || 1 flax || 3
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Onion - Sand
|-
! Item !! Water B4 growth !! Water per growth !! Yield
|-
| Amun's Bounty || Yes || 1 || 1 Onion - 1 Seed
|-
| Tear of Sinai || Yes || 2 || 2 Onion - 1 Seed
|}

== Equipment Builds ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Item !! Boards !! Bricks !! Fire Bricks !! Steeped Canvas !! Steeped Wool !! Rope !! Sand !! Clay !! Crucibles !! Iron Bars
|-
|Student Forge (x 2)
|48
|96
|36
|4
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Master Forge
|72
|400
|200
|10
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Student Casting (x 2)
|48
|800
|400
|
|8
|
|1200
|
|
|
|-
|Master Casting
|24
|400
|200
|
|20
|50
|12000
|
|
|
|-
|Compression Furnace
|
|
|600
|
|
|
|
|300
|9
|15
|-
|}

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Item !! Glass Sheet !! Thermometer !! Dirt !! Canvas !! Water !! Sand !! Silt
|-
|Large Greenhouse
|298
|9
|4500
|54
|5400
|
|
|-
|Papyrus Tank
|15
|
|77
|
|100
|77
|77
|-|}

User:Clyde

2020-04-25T13:09:44Z

Boompa: /* Necklace */

== Necklace ==

{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Small pearls
|-
!Color
!1
!2
!3
!4
!5
!6
!7
|-
||<del>Pink</del>||N||N||N||N||N||N||Y
|-
||<del>Beige</del>||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
|-
||Smoke||Y||Y||Y||-||-||Y||-
|-
||<del>Aqua</del>||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
|-
||<del>White</del>||N||N||N||Y||N||N||N
|-
||<del>Black</del>||-||-||-||-||-||-||-
|-
||<del>Coral</del>||N||N||N||N||Y||N||N
|-
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Medium pearls
|-
!Color
!1
!2
!3
!4
|-
||<del>Pink</del>||-||-||-||-
|-
||Beige||-||-||-||-
|-
||<del>Smoke</del>||-||-||-||-
|-
||<del>Aqua</del>||N||Y||N||N
|-
||White||Y||-||Y||N
|-
||<del>Black</del>||-||-||-||-
|-
||<del>Coral</del>||-||-||-||-
|-
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Large pearls
|-
!Color
!1
!2
|-
||<del>Pink</del>||-||-
|-
||<del>Beige</del>||-||-
|-
||Smoke||-||Y
|-
||<del>Aqua</del>||N||N
|-
||<del>White</del>||-||N
|-
||<del>Black</del>||N||N
|-
||Coral||Y||-
|-
|}

User:Boompa/archives

2020-03-23T13:09:16Z

Boompa: Created page with "== Octec's test == WTT/WTB Crystals - have Min - Need: Dua, Hapy, Horus, Sobek, Thoth {| class="wikitable" |- ! Crystal !! Yes/No |- | Amen Ra || Yes |- |Anubis || Yes |- |..."

== Octec's test ==

WTT/WTB Crystals - have Min - Need: Dua, Hapy, Horus, Sobek, Thoth

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Crystal !! Yes/No
|-
| Amen Ra || Yes
|-
|Anubis || Yes
|-
|Bastet || Yes
|-
|Bes || Yes
|-
|Buto || Yes
|-
|Dua || Yes
|-
|Hapy || Yes
|-
|Hathor || Yes
|-
|Horus || Yes
|-
|Isis || Yes
|-
|Maat || Yes
|-
|Min || Yes
|-
|Montu || Yes
|-
|Osiris || Yes
|-
|Set || Yes
|-
|Shu || Yes
|-
|Sobek || Yes
|-
|Taweret || Yes
|-
|Thoth || Yes
|-
|Wepwawet || Yes
|}

== Necklace ==

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!Color
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!2
!3
!4
!5
!6
!7
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||<del>Pink</del>||N||N||Y||N||N||N||N
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||Beige||N||N||N||Y||Y||Y||-
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||<del>Smoke</del>||Y||N||N||N||N||N||N
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||<del>Aqua</del>||N||N||N||N||N||N||N
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||<del>White</del>||N||Y||N||N||N||N||N
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||Black||N||N||N||N||N||N||Y
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||<del>Coral</del>||N||N||N||N||N||N||N
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|}
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Medium pearls
|-
!Color
!1
!2
!3
!4
|-
||Pink||N||Y||N||N
|-
||<del>Beige</del>||-||-||-||-
|-
||Smoke||Y||-||-||-
|-
||<del>Aqua</del>||-||-||-||-
|-
||White||N||N||N||Y
|-
||Black||-||-||-||-
|-
||Coral||-||-||Y||-
|-
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!colspan="5"|Large pearls
|-
!Color
!1
!2
|-
||<del>Pink</del>||N||N
|-
||<del>Beige</del>||-||N
|-
||<del>Smoke</del>||-||N
|-
||<del>Aqua</del>||N||N
|-
||<del>White</del>||-||N
|-
||Black||Y||N
|-
||Coral||-||Y
|-
|}

== Equipment Builds ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Item !! Boards !! Bricks !! Fire Bricks !! Steeped Canvas !! Steeped Wool !! Rope !! Sand !! Clay !! Crucibles !! Iron Bars
|-
|Student Forge (x 2)
|48
|96
|36
|4
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Master Forge
|72
|400
|200
|10
|
|
|
|
|
|
|-
|Student Casting (x 2)
|48
|800
|400
|
|8
|
|1200
|
|
|
|-
|Master Casting
|24
|400
|200
|
|20
|50
|12000
|
|
|
|-
|Compression Furnace
|
|
|600
|
|
|
|
|300
|9
|15
|-
|}
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{{ResResource|Steeped Wool|28|28}}
{{ResResource|Rope|50|50}}
{{ResResource|Sand|0|14400}}
{{ResResource|Clay|300|300}}
{{ResResource|Crucibles|9|9}}
{{ResResource|Iron Bars|0|15}}
}}
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Item !! Glass Sheet !! Thermometer !! Dirt !! Canvas !! Water !! Sand !! Silt
|-
|Large Greenhouse
|298
|9
|4500
|54
|5400
|
|
|-
|Papyrus Tank
|15
|
|77
|
|100
|77
|77
|-|}

User:Boompa/GearBoxDesign

2020-03-12T20:45:18Z

Boompa: /* Test of Water Dancing solution A412-A526, E349-E447 and H306-H379 - using A=504%, E=350%, and H=350% output values */

These are notes based on my experience and are a reminder of how piece together designs for gearboxes.

== Process used to create a gearbox ==

* You have a device that can use a gearbox (such as a quarry).
** It appears each device will have a random output value associated with it. So you will NOT be able to create a bunch of gearboxes for all quarries, as each quarry will have separate output value.
* Retrieve the output value range for the device.
** A device (that can have a gearbox) will have an output value range.
** In the case of a quarry, clicking on it (the quarry) will display a menu that provides the output value range needed for a gearbox.
** The output value range contains a output column letter and a range of ratios (e.g. H65-H78).
*** The output value range contains a letter A through H which indicates the column the last gear must be placed. The last gear is always in row 8.
*** The output value range also contains a number range (from the example above H65-H78). The numbers are percentages or ratios (in gearbox design, percentage and ratio mean the same thing). In our example, we are looking for an output value between 65% and 78%.
* Once you know the output value ratio, you can go to the [[Gearbox_Ratios|Gearbox Ratios]] page and select a row with a ratio value within your device range.
* Write down or note the Gear Linkage values.
** The linkage values - display gear sizes and mesh connections. So "how" to connect gears, NOT where to place them on the gear design table (that's our job to figure out).
** As gears go from large to smaller (5/3) ratios go higher (maybe 100% to 120%).
** As gears go from smaller to larger (3/5) ratios go lower (maybe 120% to 100%).
** As gears stay the same (3/3) or (4/4) ratios stay constant.
* Go to [[Gearbox_Assembly_Table]] and connect gears using the linkage values and the Constraints and Meshing subsections of [[Gearbox_Design_Guide]] page.
** The Analyze option of the gearbox design table menu will display percentages for each working (correctly meshed) gear. If gears are too close you will not see a popup display list, only an error message on the Main chat tab.
* Once you have matched the required output ratio value, connect or mesh level 3 or 4 gears to the needed output column (A thru H) and row 8.
**Remember constraints and meshing rules apply for 3 to 3 (gears must side by side) and 4 to 4 (diagonal).
* Once to row 8, select Analyze from the table menu to be certain the ratio is correct.
* Select Build This Gearbox from the table menu, to create the gearbox.
** If you select Build This Gearbox option and do not have the correct gears on your avatar they will be itemized (gear counts, size, metal type) in the Main chat tab.

== What I know, I do not know ==

* Can one gearbox be used for multiple devices? I would think so, since you can create a gearbox with multiple outputs. I will know this once I use my first gearbox. ANSWER: Yes, gearbox can added then remove for use on another quarry.

==Examples ==

==== Example 1 ====
===== Quarry H65-H78 - using 69% output value =====

* From the [[Gearbox_Ratios|Gearbox Ratios]] page - gear linkage equals (5/6)*(5/6)
* Table looks like:
** A1 - Gear level 5
** A3 - Gear level 6, then stack level 5
** C3 - Spacer, then stack level 6 (ratio value 69% met and time to get to column H without changing the ratio), stack level 4 gear
** D4 - Gear level 4, spacer, level 4 (Because in C3 we have a spacer laid first we can place a level 4 gear. This will reduce the number spacers needed for the remainder gears locations and we can make a diagonal path to column H.)
** E5 - Gear level 4
** F6 - Gear level 4
** G7 - Gear level 4
** H8 - Gear level 4

* Analyze to confirm ratio
* Build to get itemized list of gears needed

==== Example 2 ====
===== 2 Quarry solution B441-B507 and F453-F507 - using 463% output value =====

* From the [[Gearbox_Ratios|Gearbox Ratios]] page - gear linkage equals (5/3)*(5/3)*(5/3)
* Table looks like:
** A1 - 5
** B2 - 3-5 (level 3 gear, then stack level 5)
** C3 - spacer-3-5 (spacer for correct height, level 3 gear, then stack level 5 gear)
** D4 - 3-spacer-3 (Once we mesh a level 3 gear to the level 5 gear ratio will be met. If we place level 3 gear first we can drive to the needed output columns. Stack level 3, spacer, level 3.)
** D5 - 3
** D6 - 3
** B7 - 3
** C7 - 3
** D7 - 3
** E7 - 3
** F7 - 3
** B8 - 3 (output 1)
** F8 - 3 (output 2)

* Analyze to confirm ratio
* Build to get itemized list of gears needed

==== Example 3 ====
===== Test of Water Dancing solution A412-A526, E349-E447 and H306-H379 - using A=504%, E=350%, and H=350% output values =====

* From the [[Gearbox_Ratios|Gearbox Ratios]] page - gear linkage equals (6/5/3)*(7/4) getting us to 350%. Then branch off to E and H without any percentage change. Build up percentage for output A.
* Table looks like:
** A1 - 6
** C1 - 5
** D2 - 3-7 (level 3 gear, then stack level 7 gear)
** D4 - 4-4-6 (It is at this point we have met 350% gear ratio that will be used for output E and H). We can now split into 3 directions, keeping ratios the same for column E and H and the build up of column A.
** E5 - 3/4
** E output branch
*** E6 - 3
*** E7 - 3
*** E8 - 3
** H output branch
*** F6 - spacer(SP)/4
*** G7 - 4
*** H8 - 4
** A output branch
*** B4 - 6/SP/5
*** B6 - 5/4
*** A7 - SP/4/3
*** A8 - SP/SP/3

* Analyze to confirm ratio
* Build to get itemized list of gears needed