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Trinium Computer Core How does the math work?


Kane Hart

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I been playing around with it. From what I can tell it can help add maybe another 2 systems on smaller ships but after that it seems to have almost no added effect. I was wondering if someone knows the ins and outs on how it exactly works outside of that. I kept try a bunch of scaling tests and it only seem effective on small builds.

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hi :)

 

the "computercore-blocks" are useful, if you build it in "large blocks" on your ship.

 

if you go to the build-menu, on the right hand side, you found your maximum value of upgrade slots.

so much bigger your computer-core-blocks are, your upgrade slots gets an higher value.

 

i don´t find an special algorythm for this. eventually it has an context with the mass of your ship.

(how huger, you need bigger computer-core-blocks)

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I've not tested it beyond finding they appear to have quickly diminishing returns, past those first two slots. Can get 1 extra slot with relatively little, 2nd with a bit more, but that 3rd is going to take a significant investment in materials and ship mass/volume to get. Current ship I'm running with, I did that only cause I was going big anyway.

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Should it continue as I suspect, a 4th slot from computer cores at this point would mean most of the ship is computer core. 10 slots total on that thing already.

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Well, just for the sake of confusion, the claim in the module tab that you need 128cm^3 for the second slot turns out to be incorrect, instead only requiring 48k. Given that, I decided to avoid investigating Computer cores for the time being, since they are clearly bugged at this time.

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