sorry for Google translator.
maybe someone thinks this is a bad idea, but it can be done optionally, or explain to me just how radiation accumulation and stress work. I myself could not understand at what exact moment this happens in the source code, only found an approximate piece but could not figure out what variable it was responsible for. in general, little I understood -__-
laboratory at the moment:
the essence of the laboratory is to clean the samples and send them home, but if you consider that in any case you need to return home ... the laboratory can be considered an unnecessary load. it allows you to get before you get what you already get (if you did not send the green men to one end of T__T). in general, substantial benefits are only to cruel people =) Yes, you can still raise the level, but I'm inclined to the fact that it's still not worth the effort and that mass in the long run.
my idea is this:
that if there is or is still some detail (the regime for the standard laboratory) at which if there is a physician (scientist), then there will be a slow rehabilitation of the kerbalov. It would also be great if their health improved when the environment changed to favorable. if a person received a share of radiation, then it became worse, but if he was placed in ideal conditions and the injuries received were not critical, then he would get a little better.
yet it would not be bad to add to the intefe, when you direct on "stress" / "radiation" what would be a timer with when there will be a critical level with such a modification of the parameter. as occurs with food / oxygen and so on.
I hope for any help from your side, sorry for Google translator.
in theory I could help with the code, but I did not understand all the moments, and I do not have enough knowledge to learn the most patience and knowledge is not enough.
I was also interested in the question of whether it is possible to make remote tech integration into the communication system that comes with it. not the murder of one of them, but integration. Well, it's already so ... remembered
