Geyser Tab
Master Your Geothermal Resources with the Geyser Tab Mod
As a dedicated Duplicant, managing the volatile geothermal activity on your asteroid is crucial for survival and prosperity. Understanding every geyser’s output, eruption cycle, and temperature is key to efficient base design and resource gathering. The Geyser Tab mod introduces a powerful new tool to your management menu, bringing all vital geyser information into one convenient location.
At-a-Glance Geyser Intelligence
Forget scrambling across your base or digging through menus to find the details you need. This mod adds a dedicated ‘Geysers’ tab, consolidating critical data for every geothermal feature on your map. No more guesswork; just pure, actionable information.
Key Features for Optimized Operations
- Comprehensive Overview: Instantly view each geyser’s average output, eruption period, temperature, and current activity status in a clear, organized list.
- Enhanced Tooltips: Go beyond the basics with detailed tooltips that provide extra calculated values, offering deeper insights into each geyser’s potential.
- Geotuning Clarity: See precisely how much your efforts in geotuning have boosted individual geysers, allowing you to fine-tune your resource extraction strategies.
- Swift Navigation: Click on any geyser’s icon within the tab to instantly move your camera to its exact location, saving valuable time during planning and maintenance.
- On-Demand Recalculation: Utilize the refresh button to ensure all displayed values are up-to-date, reflecting the latest geothermal activity.
Seamless Integration and Customization
Accessing the Geyser Tab is effortless. By default, you can open it with the hotkey Alt + R, or simply click the dedicated button located at the top of your management menu. For those who prefer a personalized experience, the hotkey can be easily changed within the game’s controls settings. Furthermore, the mod’s settings allow you to include geysers that haven’t yet been discovered or analyzed, providing an even more complete picture of your asteroid’s geothermal potential.