How much can Grumpy Tree eat? | Oxygen Not Included

I dont feed shine bugs and my shine bug research reactor feeling great

How much resin do you get if the tree eats a Dupe?

you should use a little tag in the thumbnail of the video to indicate that the content on it, is a SO exclusive content.

An updated beginners guide would be awesome. I watched your videos back in the day to try to get a hang of the game and I definitely could use them to get back into it

The Tree Balance is way off so I use "Better Isoresin Tree" Mod, at least with that you can actually build big stuff with insulation way before cycle 2000 🤣 Good video though, covered all the bases. Food wise I find that Berry Sludge with a side order of Pacu Fillets from Infinite farm (like you mentioned) does the trick with minimal dupe labour.

Any reason why the grumpy tree room cannot be a steam room to instantly flash the resin to isoresin if you're gonna feed it with berry sludge anyways?Either that or vacuum the room I guess and make that tile that the food drops a fridge tile at -60 and never worry about it

I've seen a completely hands-free build for the Experiment, where it uses Pacu Eggs cracked into omelettes on the tree, boils the resin, and uses the excess water to feed an electrolyzer.
It's not easy to work with, and the foodstuff could be better but it does have the advantage of not needing duplicants working at the kitchen stove 24/7.

Excellent!

Insulated tiles made out of insulation is actually 100 times better than abyssalite. Insulation has the same thermal conductivity as abyssalite at 0.00001; too low to display in game. But insulated tiles divides a material's thermal conductivity by 100, so insulated tiles made with insulation has a thermal conductivity of 0.0000001. They can basically block the thermal energy of the sun in the sun.

What even is the lore behind this funky tree?

my blind ass thought that tree had gosh damn turets attached to it

Disappointed you didn't cover frozen food and feeding the tree in a vacuum...putting food on the center tile can freeze the tree and then your tree gets entombed when producing resin.

Nice to see you highlight the table about 52B on the wiki. I recently put a lot of effort into making it as good as it is.

Cute organism 😅

Hello, i have a quick qustion :
All my dupes dieds because of starvation ( calories available, but they rather die than disobey a not eat command ). i am slowly restarting everything.
Do ou have any tips for when all my dupes dies ? other than restart the game of course ^^
what are tombstones used for ? how to avoid power collapse, what to priorise ?

Echo, big props for using the term "superheated" properly! :D So many times I hear people saying either that or "supercooled" in relation to things being just regularly hot or cold. But you seem to know that this is an actual technical term in thermodynamics that means something has been heated beyond its boiling point without inducing a state-change.
And I didn't even think about vacuuming out the tree area. I just kinda assumed it being mostly a plant that it will want to stay in some sort of atmosphere. That's way more simple than my solution. :)

I'm a rimworld player and still found this interesting!

Hi i like your video and I have question could you make a tutorial about a Divergent and Grubfruit plant. Greatings from Poland

I thought I've seen this video last week-
Guess the ONI content drains my sense of time without even playing it, lol.

this game never caught my attention, i used to see videos of people just starting and it was never that interesting, but seeing how much you can automate... this starts to kick my interest. let me be honest if you make a beginers series i would totally see it and perhaps give the game a chance. kinda promises a lot of potential fun. (of course, subscribed and liked it)

read that as foreskin tutorial, meh , guess ill stick around anyway

How many grumpy trees make an Angry Forest? Thanks for another great video Echo!

Thank you.

Very nice tutorial Echo 👍

Echo, whenever you ask a question "Should I do a series about X to achieve the goal Y", the answer is always YES. For example, you could start this updated ABONI series (Absolute Beginner ONI) with a detailed overview of the starting biomes/traits.

Sorry I didn't get the end :

We really need to build isolation tiles with insulation ? Or normal tile are enough for this material ?

I call it the wack wack tree

Is it possible to have the tree in an industrial sauna so it just drops isoresin or is the juice not worth the squeeze?

The giving tree but it steals the boy’s lunch.

Duplicants can only submit scans from outside of the room, in case anyone tried to build ladder inside the room and couldn't open the second security door.

Regarding the food value calculation, aren't there 3 meal lice in a pickled meal jar, so the value is the same?

If you brought Volve eggs and fish eggs over, could you make a starvation ranch with some automation to feed the tree?

It would be really cool to have a liquid lock tutorial, I haven't been able to figure out those two tile locks

It's funny, I have 1500 hours in oni and still get a lot from your video's... as well as the entertainment value. Thank you for the effort you put in. It is worth noting that if you make a liquid lock with the visco gel that's 3 tiles high but starting from 1 tile below the "floor" then the dupes, without suits, will hop over/through it and not get soggy feet. Also yes, yes yo should absolutely do a new beginners series given all the changes since the last edition!

A cool follow up video would be way(s) to make a self contained resin producer that does not need resources from another planet and no dupe maintenance or cooking.

i gave up on the tree tbh... i do make some amount of insulation for sour gas boilers and what not, but never a substantial amount. still leaving the most crazy builds for the base game

Deep frozen food in a vacuum is how I've been colonizing other planetoids without having to set up a deep freezer on each one. Just launch it cold and have the output of the payload opener drop it off on an airflow tile in vacuum.

Nice tutorial.

Have they fixed the resing boiling bug? You used to be forced using a valve and a radiant pipe because otherwise you loose mass in the resin -> isoresin convertion (you get less than expected).

God, your voice is so soothing 😅

Should you do an updated beginners series: YES!

Grumpy tree. Does it's cousin live near Hogwarts?

Very hungry tree

Yay! First!