All of these have to do with terraforming with SM mode. The last one is my most favorite bug I have found.
- You can SM add "None" as an atmosphere.
- SM adding atmosphere to planets will eventually make water vapor appear (at 0 atm) as a atmospheric component, even on planets with no water.
- SM adding Frigusium to planets will produce temperatures that can go below absolute zero.
- SM adding Frigusium to planets will follow a unusual set of patterns.
There are 2 patterns that you can follow when SM adding Frigusium to to an atmosphere. Pattern A starts at .8 atm, while pattern B starts at .9 atm.
Rules of the patterns: To follow the pattern you must either make an increase or a decrease by .1, or by 1. Increasing or decreasing by anything else
will reset the pattern. Inputting an atm of 0 gives normal atm pressure (atmp) results and will reset the pattern. Inputting an atm of .2-.7 will
give a normal atm pressure result. If you begin the pattern and put in a number in the described range it will follow the pattern once, giving a second input in that range will reset the pattern and give normal atmp results. Inputting .1 atm seems to follow the pattern but also resets it, I'm not quite sure, just don't do this input.
For simplicity sake when I talk about atm I am talking about the amount of Frigusium that you add into the system, atmp will be the resulting output of atmospheric pressure the game says is there.
Pattern A: starting at .8, and following the rules above, you will get this atmp output with these inputs ...
atm atmp
.8 .04
.9 1.8
1 .05
1.1 2.2
1.2 .06
1.3 2.6
.4 .07
Every other atm increase will the low atmp by .01 or it will double the atm input.
Following this with atm increases by 1 will show the same results.
atm atmp
1 .05
2 4
3 .15
4 8
5 .25
Pattern B: Pattern B is basically the same as Pattern A but starts at .9, these are the results.
atm atmp
.8 1.6
.9 .045
1 2
1.1 .055
1.2 2.4
This continues on as the one before just following these new numbers.
I attached a copy of my save file so you can check it out, it has become my favorite bug that I have found so far.