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I actually cool the oxygen down while I'm working on the rest of atmos, when I have the waste pipe turned off. I just photoshopped the pipes to the O2 tanks being on so I would remember.

I'll list the pipes and valves, tell me which ones should be on (valves are listed with VALVE at the end) Distro to Waste Mix to Distro Pure to mix Air to mix unfiltered to mix Gas mix outlet valve Gas mix inlet valve Air to port Pure to port N2O to outlet valve N2O to pure Plasma to pure Plasma outlet valve CO2 to pure CO2 outlet valve N2 To pure O2 to pure Nitrogen outlet valve Oxygen outlet valve Mixed outlet air valve Or just circle which ones should be on in Paint or something?

This is probably a dumb question, but it most pictures all of the gas pumps are off. I'm supposed to turn all of them on, right? I turned them on this round and it looks like Gas Cooling is clogging... --also-- Are all the valves supposed to be open (The valves that lead to each Gas)

So is the point of Atmospherics dealing with fires the quickest? Or is it dealing with any toxins the quickest (CO2, Plasma, N2O) ---also--- If I were to supercool CO2/N2 to fight fires, how would I distribute this now supercooled air into an area with fires in it?

In your setup, I'm really curious as to why there are so many scrubbers connected to the pipelines and why there are connectors that connect to pipes that connect to nothing smack in the middle (next to the scrubbers). I still don't understand much.

This guide really helped me. I set up the O2 cooling system first. In future rounds I may try replicating other people's setup until I really get the feel of what Atmos is and try to go advanced. I really thought that if I changed one of the pipes I might drain the Oxygen or something at first.