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Fan Tiles

Adds a couple Fan Tiles to the game. They are tiles that act as both a pump and vent in a single space. Sucking in liquids/gasses from the intake end, and expelling them from the exhaust end, Fan Tiles are a power-efficient way to move liquids/gasses between reservoirs without the use of liquid/gas conduits.

Costing only 60w to run continuously, Fan tiles move the same amount of liquid/gas as a pump (5kg/s or 500g/s respectively) at 1/4 the power cost. But they do not output to pipes! they output like a vent on the exhaust end, immediately dumping the liquid/gas they take in on their other side. Watch out for overpressurization though! They will overpressurize the same as the vents in game (1000kg for liquid, 2kg/20kg for gas).

Normal Fan Tiles are unlocked at the same point as pumps for liquids/gasses and can be used very early. When High Pressure Vents are unlocked, a high pressure Fan Tile that can output into gasses of up to 20kg/tile is also unlocked.


Once your duplicants have advanced their technology even further up the tech tree, they unlock very powerful Compressor Fan Tiles that act as unique replacement for door compressors. They will exhaust into liquids/gasses without ever becoming overpressurized or taking pressure damage! They are significantly more expensive than the default Fan Tiles, costing both Refined Metals and Plastic to make and 120w to run continuously.


The different types of Fan Tiles can be distinguished by the color of their intake/exhaust. A short list of colors and the corresonding tile is listed below:

• Yellow - Fan Block - costs 60w, moves 500g/s of gas, and overpressurizes at 2kg/tile.
  
• Purple - Turbine Block - costs 60w, moves 5kg/s of liquid, and overpressurizes at 1000kg/tile.
  
• Orange - High Pressure Fan Block - costs 60w, moves 500g/s of gas, and overpressurizes at 20kg/tile.
  
• Red - Compressor Fan Block - costs 120w, moves 500g/s of gas, and NEVER overpressurizes.
  
• Blue - Compressor Turbine Block - costs 120w, moves 5kg/s of liquid, and NEVER overpressurizes.

If there are problems with the mod please reach out on the (un)official Oxygen Not Included Discord where I hang around on the modding channels as @test447. I don't pay full attention to steam comments.

Code is open source and may be found in my ONI-Mods Github repository. Feel free to look at, copy, modify it, etc.. Art assets and animations may also be found in that repository but cannot be redistributed without permission.
Github repository link here[github.com]