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Also if it worked as intended, I doubt yet another variant of online pvp "catch the flag" / "hold the base" would be really all that great..

I'll have to look at the code again, but I'm assuming it's the yum multiplier, not the yum pip bonus, that's looked at.

By the way: is it possible to link to a specific post on another thread?

Temperature Changes from Update 195.

(the older curves are the faded ones)

Yellow Fever and Clothing

It adds 8 heat to your tile, so your clothing traps it in. Yellow fever is survivable (without assistance) so long as you don't have much clothing and you go to a neutral biome (or ice is even better) quickly enough.  The fever lasts 35 seconds, so if you start with all 6 pips you can survive at an average of 5.84 sec/pip.

Biome Ins% playerHeat Sec/Pip
Ice    0%    0.5822     18.71
Ice   44%    0.9040     5.84

Neut   0%    0.6340     16.64
Neut  40%    0.9098     5.61

due to heat latency, you might also get away with a tiny bit more insulation.

Ask questions; help me explain every detail to you all.

Please don't rant here. There's already another thread that's better suited.


Temperature is a key aspect of the game; it controls food consumption, and contributes to birth rate. And there’s a good block of server code dedicated to its calculation.

I had looked through the server’s heat code and wanna explain it to y’all in one place.  Player heat is calculated by looking at heat sources/sinks (biome tiles, coals, snowmen) and heat barriers (walls, floors, closed doors, worn clothes). The calculation only looks 5 tiles North & West, and 4 tiles South & East of your player’s tile. Update v195 reduced the heatMap range to 4N&W and 3S&E tiles to save computation time. Note the player’s tile produces an additional 1 body heat (also its insulation is capped at 100%). The calculation is then done by spreading the heat to neighboring tiles, spreading less between insulated tiles proportionally. (Spreading is done for each tile 7 times, between adjacent and diagonal tiles)

The remainder of the guide remains as it was before Update v195

map
= insulation + heat sources

= player heat 0.2833881863230042

FoodDecrementTimeSeconds = 13.335527452920168 because
FoodDecrementTimeSeconds = 2+20*(1-2*|heat-0.5|)

foodPerHour = 269.9555763886703 because
FoodConsumedPerHour = 3600/[2+20*(1-2*|heat-0.5|)]
Here's the graph of that equation:

Hunger and Clothing

Fertility Factor* and Clothing

*(Read: Warmth)
note Yum is an additional 0~0.5 on top of the warmth fertility. Greep explains below

Yellow Fever and Clothing

It adds 8 heat to your tile, so your clothing traps it in. Yellow fever is survivable (without assistance) so long as you don't have much clothing and you go to a neutral biome (or ice is even better) quickly enough.  The fever lasts 35 seconds, so if you start with all 6 pips you can survive at 5.84 sec/pip.

Biome Ins% playerHeat Sec/Pip
Ice    0%    0.5063     21.75
Ice   52%    0.8968     6.13

Neut   0%    0.6346     16.61
Neut  40%    0.9100     5.599

Example Heatmap

Building and Temperature

How to build the perfect house (put floors under your walls even though it looks weird)
Where to (not) put floors (desert floors cook you) ([slow] fire tiles/ any tile over 0.5 heat should be unfloored)

I realize this door placement isn't aesthetic, but normal door placement doesn't change a lot.

Heat Latency

Noting that the heatmaps show the environment's heat, which you'll approach over time.

Naked in Neutral      4.8 sec/pip             746 pip/hr
Insulation 67.3%      8.3 sec/pip             433 pip/hr
Coat & all furs      12.4 sec/pip (ins 86.75) 291 pip/hr
Clothed + rug        18.0 sec/pip (ins 100%)  200 pip/hr

This values are creating crazy formula with least square aproximation of quadratic function
https://i.imgur.com/C3CHvvW.png
Would it mean, that at certain added insulation, the hunger would be even stronger than in naked state? I must be missing something!

Regarding temperature, I read that thread that you just linked, and looks like jason plans on changing it according to a quote.  Sooo.. I think I'm just gonna be lazy and see what he does xD

But until it doesnt require one use of an iron shovel per potato