Modules under 80% have a chance to fail, fwiw. Btw, where is this occuring?
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Hazardous Material Detected : FSD Malfunctioning
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Modules under 80% have a chance to fail, fwiw. Btw, where is this occuring?
I'm not sure that the message and FSD issue are connected (it was actually 76%) and I have fixed it now. I'm currently around -6510, -1175, 10590.
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Ship integrity is a measure of the wear and tear to the ship's hull. 0% integrity effectively reduces your otherwise 100% repaired hull down to 70%.
Your hull health percentage shown under modules is relative to damage to the hull, say from a cannon or something. You have a hole in your ship or something has been blown off it, which can be repaired/replaced when you dock.
Your ship's integrity is the hull's condition in context of wear. You may have repaired all of your damage over the years or from your last few trips, but overtime things will need to be replaced due to end of useful life failures.
Someone runs into my car and knocks the bumper off. I go to the shop and they replace it and the tail lights, and now my car's "hull" is back to 100%, as all panels are in place and nothing is missing or broken. My car has 175,000 miles on it though, so I could probably stand to have all of the hoses and seals replaced before they fail (yeah, these things aren't in the "hull" of the car, but you get the point, and I really should get those done....)
Your hull health percentage shown under modules is relative to damage to the hull, say from a cannon or something. You have a hole in your ship or something has been blown off it, which can be repaired/replaced when you dock.
Your ship's integrity is the hull's condition in context of wear. You may have repaired all of your damage over the years or from your last few trips, but overtime things will need to be replaced due to end of useful life failures.
Someone runs into my car and knocks the bumper off. I go to the shop and they replace it and the tail lights, and now my car's "hull" is back to 100%, as all panels are in place and nothing is missing or broken. My car has 175,000 miles on it though, so I could probably stand to have all of the hoses and seals replaced before they fail (yeah, these things aren't in the "hull" of the car, but you get the point, and I really should get those done....)
The hazardous substance is likely the traces of arsenic from FSD boosts/engineer mods.
Old tea bags dropped behind the console.
No engineering mods. No fsd boosts for a long time but I have been using some neutron jumps recently.
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Had you just performed a neutron star jump? I haven't had this since I stopped using them. I also repaired my sensors though.
I got a "Hazardous Material Detected" message last night while I was fighting an assassination target. I was overheating due to using a SCB when out of heat sinks. So I think it's something to do with a module overheating.
never.
aye. i think this is what it is. i overheat.
i wonder what kind of material our FSD use?
hell, what kind of fuel do we use every time we refuel anyway? i never bothered to find out...
Have ever multicrewed or hired a shipmate? If so they have left you a little present in your ship. All you have to do now is find it. (And don't forget to use Detol)
I just saw this message myself, and I am a hair over 300 ly from Sag A, on my way back to the bubble.
I’ve had this message once as well, and I was overheating close to a star at the time.
Holopoo.