electricity
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| * [[copper cable]] can be used to link most electrical devices | * [[copper cable]] can be used to link most electrical devices | ||
| * [[ground cable]] and [[electric junction]] can be used for transmitting power over shorter distances | * [[ground cable]] and [[electric junction]] can be used for transmitting power over shorter distances | ||
| - | * most [[devices|electrical devices]] can be switched on/off from a menu - right click on the object to turn it on and off. If a device is off it basically doesn' | + | * most [[machines|electrical devices]] can be switched on/off from a menu - right click on the object to turn it on and off. If a device is off it basically doesn' |
| * Any extra power is stored in any attached [[battery]] Attached batteries work together to form one large pool of stored power (batteries are expensive, but it is definitely worth building at least one early on!) | * Any extra power is stored in any attached [[battery]] Attached batteries work together to form one large pool of stored power (batteries are expensive, but it is definitely worth building at least one early on!) | ||
| * Any power shortage will automatically draw from any attached [[battery]] if available | * Any power shortage will automatically draw from any attached [[battery]] if available | ||
electricity.txt · Last modified: 2022/07/14 11:53 by quentinp