While in the Electrical Network Info GUI.
The potential production number is way too high during the day, when power demands are sufficient to allow accumulators to charge.
I have around 10GW of both Nuclear and Solar, but it shows a possible production number of 72+ GW.
It is as if it adds the accumulators as possible power producers, but is this really intended?
During the night it only shows the real production number ~9GW (running of ~5GW of nuclear, the rest is accumulators).
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[boskid][0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
Re: [0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
accumulators are possible power producers, e.g. imagine thousands of lasers firing at once - that power spike could be caught by the accumulators, in your case up to 72GW
Re: [0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
While you have a valid point, I would prefer that accumulators not be regarded power sources.
During night, the potential power output of the accumulators are not shown, only the real power output from, in my case, nuclear and accumulators, so I don't quite get it.
During night, the potential power output of the accumulators are not shown, only the real power output from, in my case, nuclear and accumulators, so I don't quite get it.
Re: [0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
If I understand you correctly you want to have in production, only these power sources, that don't store power?
Well name suggest that, cause production, is changing one energy source to electrical energy.
Maybe change in naming schema would solve that, just change form "production" to "network capacity"?
Well name suggest that, cause production, is changing one energy source to electrical energy.
Maybe change in naming schema would solve that, just change form "production" to "network capacity"?
Re: [0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
I have taken some screenshots to try to explain my ramblings.
Accumulators Charging:
84.6GW / 460GW shown as 90+% on the Production Graph. I don't understand this ratio.
I can understand why accumulator potential output power is added to production capacity, but I find it annoying.
Accumulators Charged:
When charged the ratio changes to ~10% which is in line with 45.9 GW / 460 GW ratio.
Accumulators Discharging:
As soon as the accumulators start discharging, the potential accumulator power output is removed (YEAH )
And only the real accumulator power output is shown as 100% of the actual output, not ~15% of the potential output capability.
I'm still not convinced that this is all intended behavior, or?
Accumulators Charging:
84.6GW / 460GW shown as 90+% on the Production Graph. I don't understand this ratio.
I can understand why accumulator potential output power is added to production capacity, but I find it annoying.
Accumulators Charged:
When charged the ratio changes to ~10% which is in line with 45.9 GW / 460 GW ratio.
Accumulators Discharging:
As soon as the accumulators start discharging, the potential accumulator power output is removed (YEAH )
And only the real accumulator power output is shown as 100% of the actual output, not ~15% of the potential output capability.
I'm still not convinced that this is all intended behavior, or?
Re: [0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
i would definitely appreciate a checkbox/option to only show real capacity, it helps with planning. needing do maths on the actual connected entities to figure it out is un-Factorio - and also impossible, since it doesn't give exact values for how many solar panels we have.
Re: [boskid][0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
Ok, the issue is now fixed for 1.1. It comes bundled with other changes like the max production will no longer include potential accumulator(tertiary) output, only actual output when they are discharging.
Re: [boskid][0.18.30] Electrical Network Info Production number way too high
nice! it would be cool if it were like "47GW used / 80GW available (135 GW burst)"