Bomb Grapher by Amphealy

Amphealy

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10th May 2013

3rd Sep 2014

Generates simple graph based on bomb temperature and pressure. Uses memory capable of operating at max number of particles to store the data before it is writen to a graph. Use the sample delay if memory runs out too fast or if too long idle.

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  Amphealy 11th May 2013
  Yeah, I couldn't think of any better way to sample heat. Perhaps I could have tried capturing some of the explosion gases or whatever other crap and feeding that to the sensor array. However, I went with this approach in the end. The electronic logic can only handle incremental changes in temperature. It gives mashed binary to the memory if there's any randomness to the temperature triggers. Mostly down to the fact that every time a sensor in the array is triggered, it disables only the 1 sensor immediately bellow itself, instead of all the sensors bellow itself. This is needed so I have only 1 sensor output(the highest) from the array. I think I can redo this logic a little better. It's SWCH based instead of the usual BRAY to allow for it to operate at max particle count. I knocked about 1000 degrees off the scale of the heat sensor to allow for the cooling effect, but I guess it can have other adverse effects on a bomb as you said. I'll see if I can make a better temperature reading if I get some time.
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  Dorito_tRF 11th May 2013
  if you pour a little thunder on it, 9000 degrees, you get 2000 in the results
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  Dorito_tRF 11th May 2013
  the heat sensor absorbs alot of heat(due to it having alot of surface area), making a bomb that gives temps of 5000-7000 all the way down to under 2000
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  mr_snrub 11th May 2013
  also how does the fp work now. I'm confused. new saves go to the first spot but where is the most voted save??
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  Oats 10th May 2013
  This shouldn't be first, it should be grandfathered in. +1
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  mr_snrub 10th May 2013
  this should be first on the FP not those photon effects. +1
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  Box-Poorsoft 10th May 2013
  You're god at electronics man. This is amazing, I got up to a very low number... Hahaha
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  phoenixsilverbird 10th May 2013
  My bomb using EMP breaks the circuitry of this (the famous FP wallbreaker) so I have to use the old version without uranium drill.
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  combustion-man 10th May 2013
  who would downvote this?
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  Amphealy 10th May 2013
  it works fine. It just takes time for the memory to fill up. it has to work in an odd way so it doesn't get messed up by max particle count. Can't write the graphs on the fly because if a bomb maxes out particle count It wont be able to create any new particles. So, that means no bray, cray, pstn. Have to store the values and then write them after the bomb has finished.