Water/air cooling

Varatnar · October 7, 2011 at 6:02 PM

If this question as been asked, could you please direct me to it.

It's about air/water cooling, it says in a 3x3 sphere, but could anyone tell me which bloc it is exactly !!!
As of what im getting, there's suppose to be 26 of them, some help would be gladly welcomed !

Telling me like this :

-1 floor
[n][n][n][n][n]
[n][o][o][o][n]
[n][o][o][o][n]
[n][o][o][o][n]
[n][n][n][n][n]

0 floor
[n][n][n][n][n]
[n][o][o][o][n]
[n][o][x][o][n]
[n][o][o][o][n]
[n][n][n][n][n]

1 floor ...

[n] : non-cooling bloc
[o] : cooling bloc (if water 1, air 1/4, something 0)
[x] : reactor

EDIT : Added color (just more easy to see that way)

OCAdam · October 7, 2011 at 7:21 PM

I take it you are meaning a 0-chamber reactor? If so, the -1 floor and +1 floor would be the same. It looks like your diagrams have the right idea.

nou_spiro · October 7, 2011 at 8:28 PM

it mean 3x3x3 cube around reactor. additional chambers dont expand it.

Varatnar · October 8, 2011 at 4:40 AM

Thanks for confirming, i actually edited my "plan" a bunch of time

Trifler · October 10, 2011 at 7:05 AM

Quote from nou_spiro

it mean 3x3x3 cube around reactor. additional chambers don't expand it.

Do additional chambers subtract from it?

OCAdam · October 10, 2011 at 7:33 AM

Yes, but they provide more cooling than a water block, so it's not a bad thing really.

dezuman · October 10, 2011 at 8:53 AM

To be exact, water blocks provide 1 cooling and reactor chambers 2