... see what I mean!) Example: It's very handy to know what the min and max accumulator charge level has been for each of the last 20 days. It may also ... consolidated into average values that you can view in the various graphs. So you can't know this for certain. This may just not be clear in ...

... helpful for this. Meanwhile with power consumption, I suspect that the accumulator charge graph will be incredibly helpful. The only other main issue I tend to have with reading the ...

... : Receiver Receiver.jpg 1 The single Radar receiving values for the 9 graph 2 Decider combinator filtering radar signal for display (A) (C=1) 3Decider ... number to make graph, it can be a chest in an outpost instead or an accumulator, anything that ouput a value on the circuit. The "wireless ...

... doesn't interact with it. Accumulators were not among the top consumers when the GUI was last touched, therefore did not receive a line in the graph, and are shown in white in the list below. Additionally, you correctly observed that changing the graph data causes it to reassign the colours, ...

... your setup you turn on nuclear at 40% charge and that will charge the accumulators by using nuclear power. And you turn nuclear of at 80% charge. ... is used (wasted) in worst case for storing nuclear power. In your graph notice how all the charging cycles of the accumulators coincide with ...

... don't have enough power so steam/nuclear power is used to charge the accumulators. Then at noon you have an excess of solar power and nowhere ... And only 20% is actually storing solar power (worst case). In your graph notice how all the charging cycles of the accumulators coincide with ...

... no. If you run the detector all the time then it will charge the accumulators. And then it will switch on the power plant way too soon. You ... While this works and is very economical have you tried using the power graph with that? It flickers like crazy and is full of spikes making it mostly ...

When you don't have enough solar panels and accumulator to run your factory 24/7 you have to supplement power with steam engines ... and make another loop (or two or three). Here is how it looks in the power graph: power-graph.png Other than that little spike for the initial boost the accumulators ...

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i don't really know what you mean by "laser-accumulator" they don't have an accumulator in them. all things have an energy ... would've thought it takes energy continuously. you can see the electricity graph looking like a square wave whenever it's firing. idk what you mean by "give ...

... heat is not a fluid.... wait the heatpipes is a tank for heat ! and the accumulator is a tank for electricity ! and the chests are tanks for items ... with the barrels, so you're the tank ! When I let it run look at the graph. But I have no idea what the hell it is graphing there. me neither ...

... exact enough to prevent all drift even if it were. Look at the power graph in the last screenshot. Compare the two spikes of the miners when the ... yourself you need to round down the energy consumption and have the accumulator ring when the temp goes down. The fact that you needed the accumulators ...

... temp and every overestimation gets lost. no i told you already i used accumulator that ring when under 99% to tell me if ever the drift was leaving ... their consumption over the last 10 minutes or 1hour while seeing the graph to give you an idea of the representativity of your number. That's ...

... temp and every overestimation gets lost. no i told you already i used accumulator that ring when under 99% to tell me if ever the drift was leaving ... their consumption over the last 10 minutes or 1hour while seeing the graph to give you an idea of the representativity of your number. That's ...

... yes this still hold true, reading a % of max troughput on the power graph is the same as reading the % of timer you need to add except inverted ... insert fuel cells earlier (or later) and use fewer steam tanks or accumulators. But if you guess wrong you either waste fuel or have a brownout. ...

... yes this still hold true, reading a % of max troughput on the power graph is the same as reading the % of timer you need to add except inverted ... insert fuel cells earlier (or later) and use fewer steam tanks or accumulators. But if you guess wrong you either waste fuel or have a brownout. ...

... output where you have brownouts. Measuring the steam throughput or an accumulator is a better detector as it will tell you when spikes exceed your ... was around 2GW i think, then i looked occasionally on the power graph my electric consumption, and set up the refuel time accordingly. Like ...

Here is an example:



As you can see in consumption statistic, the top consumer is currently the accumulator array. But there is no line on the graph that corresponds to it.
If I press any button in this window, graphs will update and the line will appear.

It's a graphical bug that occurs in electric grid information window. I use solar and accumulators for energy generation in my base. When I look at grid info and let it stay open long enough for accus to switch state from production to consumption or back, I can see ...

... networks (that you want to measure on) have power switches that merge networks you can separate the power switches from your measure network with accumulators that are powered on the measure side and have load and switches on another network on a consume side. If load is never higher than accumulator ...