Guide to toxins: Difference between revisions

Welcome to a guide to toxins, this is not a guide made by a professional but by someone willing to remake a years out of date guide. If you do not know, Toxins is the place in science that makes bombs and or maxcaps by using a burn chamber to heat [[Plasma]] and or [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]]. In this guide, we will be making a [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]] maxcap. This guide will be in [[Boxstation|YogBox]], so some intuition may be needed on other stations.

 

The default toxins setup, while usable, is ineffective in making what we want and as such will require some rearranging. To do this we will need a:

 

*[[Wrench]]: to fix mistakes and secure canisters<br>

*[[Analyzer]]: to check the gases in pipes and canisters<br>

*Rapid Pipe Dispenser (RPD): to make new pipes. You can change what pipes it makes by clicking on it while it’s in your active hand<br>

 

Part of the burn chamber is an <font color="blue">input</font> and <font color="red">output</font> pipe that give and take out gasses of the burn chamber respectively, each with their own issues.

The <font color="red">output pipe</font> is simple to adjust, all you must do is replace the <font color="purple">manual valve</font> and <font color="purple">gas pump</font> with a <font color="forestgreen">volume pump</font> and <font color="forestgreen">pipe</font>, ensure the <font color="forestgreen">volume pump</font> is on, pumping to the east, and on max

The <font color="blue">input pipe</font> is a bit trickier, first, the <font color="purple">manual valve</font> must be replaced with a <font color="forestgreen">manifold pipe</font> facing west-north-east and directly north of that, another <font color="forestgreen">manifold pipe</font> north-east-south, attached to the <font color="forestgreen">manifold pipe</font> should be two connectors on the north and east side. Finally, replace the southern <font color="purple">gas pump</font> with a <font color="forestgreen">manual valve</font> and made sure it is closed.  

Once the mixer is setup grab a [[plasma]] [[canister]], wrench it on to the northmost connector, grab an [[Oxygen]] [[canister]], wrench it onto the middle connector, and grab an empty [[canister]] and of course, wrench it onto the southmost connecter.

 

''Fun Fact: You can relabel the colour and name of the [[canister]] but pressing the ‘relabel’ function in their menu, this means that you can keep track of which [[canister]] has what gas and also that any [[canister]] can have any gas.''

Once three mix canisters have been filled, grab an empty [[canister]] and set it to the end of the output pipe, it’s also best to relabel it to a [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]] [[canister]] though it is not necessary. Once the [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]] [[canister]] is in place, check to make sure that the southern manual valve is closed and wrench the mix canisters on the input pipe’s connectors.

Now we will prep the actual chamber.  

First, we will depressurize the chamber by pressing the blast door button, waiting a few seconds, and closing them again. Then press <font color="magenta">lighter button</font> next to the door.

''If you’re not curious about what’s happening, skip this paragraph.''<br>For those who remain, it is worth noting that as in real life, most things require [[Oxygen]] to explode and burn. As you might imagine [[Plasma]] is no different, but what is interesting to note is that the plasma burning is creating H3 or [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]], which is great for fusion energy both in the game and in real life. Once the [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]] is formed the scrubber is automatically and selectively siphoning it out and into the output pipe and since the [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]] was made by burning [[Plasma]] it’s already hot.<br>

 

Once this burn is completed you should be able to scan the [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Tritium|Tritium]] [[canister]] and get ~22mols or ~2200kPa (Some of that may be [[Guide_to_Atmospherics#Water_vapour|water vapour]]). This is enough to make a few bombs.  

'''It’s best to say this now, do NOT blow up random parts of the station.''' If you want to blow something up, be it because you are a [[Traitor]], there is a [[Blob]], you want to invade [[Clockwork Cult|Reebe]], or some other reason, [[Adminhelp]] an admin before you detonate your bomb to make sure you have permission to do so, else you will be banned.  

Weeeelllll… not much actually. The note about how you shouldn’t blow anything up without ahelping is probably the most important thing is the guide, that’s because the devastation you can cause with these bombs is massive. You might be able to hand one off to the miners so they have a bit easier time mining, but really unless you have a bomb target, there isn’t much to do.